Brave is streaming on Disney+ now. The synopsis reads: “Set in the rugged and mysterious Highlands of Scotland, Disney / Pixar’s “Brave” follows the heroic journey of Merida (voice of Kelly Macdonald) ...

Target has released a Merida doll who, with her glossy, wavy hair and dainty features, looks more like a Barbie than the feisty Scottish princess from Pixar's Brave. The unrecognizable toy is being ...

She was the feisty, rebellious heroine with the unruly red curls that mesmerised us. So it shouldn't come as a surprise that parents aren't pleased with the doll ...

Fans of Merida, the heroine of Disney/Pixar’s ‘Brave,’ may be yearning for a prequel and not a sequel when they encounter the toddler version of the red-headed Scottish lass. This adorable 16-inch ...

If you head to theaters to see the "Wreck-It Ralph" sequel "Ralph Breaks the Internet" this holiday, a few stand-out scenes include the Disney princesses appearing out of their usual ballroom gowns.

In the face of a tsunami of criticism, Disney has abandoned its sexy makeover of Merida, the feisty heroine of its Oscar-winning animated feature "Brave," on its official princess website. But the ...

Recently Disney released a redesign of their most recent princess, Merida, from the film Brave, which sexualized her image and placed her more in line with the Disney princesses who came before her.

It’s hard to think of a toy that’s more of a cultural phenomenon than Disney princess dolls. Their popularity equals that of Barbie and there are virtually as many iterations of them. The storylines ...

Merida, the heroine of Pixar’s Brave, isn’t your typical Disney princess (no offense, Sleeping Beauty). She has frizzy hair; she beats off potential suitors with her archery skills; and (spoiler alert ...

With the independent, decidedly un-girly Merida, the studio is flipping the script on the traditional fairytale. By Jordan Zakarin Brave Merida with Arrow - H 2012 Where the film carves its own path, ...

When Brave was released, parents were rightfully delighted that finally a Disney film had been made with a strong female role model who didn’t need a Prince to whisk her off her feet. Unlike most ...