The Princess Blog

Once a year, ABC's hit series Dancing with the Stars  has a night where the performers cosplay as Disney characters and dance to strategically chosen Disney songs. I've been following "Disney Night"  ever since I started my blog , and I've been very impressed with the array of talent and artistry that goes into each performance. When I learned that Monday night was this year's big episode, I thought there was no way they could top the incredible dance numbers they already gave us in previous years. I was wrong. Nearly every performance involved a Disney princess costume or song, and each one was more spectacular than the last. I was blown away by the glamorous costumes and array of musical talent among this year's competitors.They covered songs from both old and new Disney classics with unique twists added to the timeless numbers by remixing them to different styles of dance. The evening kicked off with the signature songs from two of my favorite Disney m...

If you're not familiar with  Dancing with the Stars , it is star-studded dance competition show on ABC that is already in its 25th season. Is anyone starting to feel old? I am not a regular viewer of the show, as I do not like reality shows or competitions, but I do enjoy their Disney Night. Once a year, all of the couples dress up in Disney costumes and dance to various dance remixes of Disney songs, complete with sets and props. Since ABC is owned by Disney, they go all out with these dance numbers, making the performances as entertaining as a scene from a Broadway play . This year's Disney Night, which contained three princess songs, was definitely not my favorite. Here is a summary of this year's Dancing with the Stars princess highlights from the perspective of someone who knows nothing about dance and doesn't like competition. First up are Vanessa Lachey and Maksin Chmerkovksy performing a French waltz of "Someday My Prince Will Come" from Snow Whit...