The NFL Goes to the Disney Institute

It’s not been a good year for the National Football League. I don’t follow the sport at all, but even I know they faced a players’ strike just before the 2011 season was supposed to launch, and that anything to do with the Super Bowl, besides the football itself, has been under fire recently.

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Pop Warner Super Bowl signs 10 year deal to play at ESPN WWOS Complex

Ken Potrock, Senior VP of Disney Sports Enterprises, and Jon Butler, Executive Director of Pop Warner Little Scholars, pose with Mickey Mouse and two Pop Warner athletes at ESPN WWOS. (Gene Duncan, photographer) For players and families of Pop Warner football, a new 10 year deal with Disney to host the Super Bowl and other games at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex is a great deal. It means potential national exposure, plus access to all the fun that ESPN WWOS and Disney World provides.

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Dancing with the Stars: Season 12 Preview

The Dancing with the Stars Season 12 premiere is just over a week away, and I don’t know about you, but I got pretty excited when I saw this year’s cast announcement. While there’s an unfortunate lack of Olympians, there are also no political figures, soap stars, or token oldies.

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Dancing with the Stars: Season 12 Preview

Dancing with the Stars: Season 12 Preview

The Dancing with the Stars Season 12 premiere is just over a week away, and I don’t know about you, but I got pretty excited when I saw this year’s cast announcement. While there’s an unfortunate lack of Olympians, there are also no political figures, soap stars, or token oldies.

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World Champion MVP Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers Celebrates Super Bowl Win with Victory Parade at Walt Disney World

The Magic Kingdom had the sweet smell of victory yesterday as Super Bowl XLV World Champ, Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers celebrated as thousands of cheese-heads fans lined Main Street, U.S.A.. Afterward he cut a ceremonial slice of cheese and then talked with press

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World Champion MVP Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers Celebrates Super Bowl Win with Victory Parade at Walt Disney World

Green Bay Packer Superbowl MVP Aaron Rodgers Parades Through Disney World

Making his post-super bowl victory pledge come true in less than 24 hours, World Champion Green Bay Packer Quarter back and Super Bowl XLV MVP Aaron Rodgers paraded with Mickey Mouse across the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World to the cheers of thousands of fans as they lined the route. Following the Green Bay Packers’ 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Rodgers shouted “I’m Going to Disney World!” and “I’m Going to Disneyland!” for TV cameras as the star of the latest Disney Parks advertisement. Rodgers was 24 for 39 for 304 yards and threw three touchdowns in the Packers’ Super Bowl win

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Green Bay Packer Superbowl MVP Aaron Rodgers Parades Through Disney World

Green Bay Packer Superbowl MVP Aaron Rodgers Parades Through Disney World

Making his post-super bowl victory pledge come true in less than 24 hours, World Champion Green Bay Packer Quarter back and Super Bowl XLV MVP Aaron Rodgers paraded with Mickey Mouse across the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World to the cheers of thousands of fans as they lined the route. Following the Green Bay Packers’ 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, Rodgers shouted “I’m Going to Disney World!” and “I’m Going to Disneyland!” for TV cameras as the star of the latest Disney Parks advertisement. Rodgers was 24 for 39 for 304 yards and threw three touchdowns in the Packers’ Super Bowl win

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Who’s Next for Disneyland “What’s Next?”

What’s the one thing Steelers fans want see this year? A repeat of this commercial from 2009: It’s not just a matter of winning the Superbowl anymore, but who will be chosen for Disney’s famous ‘What’s Next?” campaign. It’s been asked of star athletes, singers, scholars and even Santa Claus since a Sunday evening in January 1987 when New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms grinned into a camera and screamed the response, “I’m going to Disney World!” Simms’ pronouncement in the moments of celebration immediately after Super Bowl XXI became part of a television commercial produced overnight and aired nationally the following day – at the time regarded as a pioneering accomplishment

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Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees going to Walt Disney World

If you watched the Super Bowl tonight you saw a hard fought game between two deserving teams.

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First Look at Alice in Wonderland’s Creepy Caterpillar

Written by Hugh Hart Images courtesy Walt Disney Pictures See Also: New Alice in Wonderland Spot Heads for Super BowlNew Alice in Wonderland Trailer Revels in Red Queen’s VillainyFirst Look: Tim Burton Takes Alice to Weird, Wild WonderlandVideo: Alice in Wonderland Director on 3-D Original story at Wired . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Walt Disney Pictures .

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