Ever wonder why Prince Eric is so fixated on Ariel's voice? This dark Little Mermaid fan theory offers a horrifying answer.

A new Ariel is "flipping her fins" in a production of "The Little Mermaid," and she's none other than Delaney Benson, the daughter of Jodi Benson, who took the world by storm in 1989 as Ariel in ...

And so it goes with an on-the-other-fin mixed bag of a movie that honors its source material with a big, color-saturated production, ... ‘The Little Mermaid’: An Ariel for a new generation.

Ariel and her pals have been given a live-action makeover in The Little Mermaid. Accessibility links. ... HALLE BAILEY: (As Ariel, singing) Flipping your fins, you don't get too far.

But even when its pacing stumbles, The Little Mermaid remains magical, thanks largely to the brilliance of Bailey, who is destined to bring this iconic role to a new generation.

Actress and singer Halle Bailey plays Ariel in the live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid.” (Rebecca Cabage/Invision/AP and Walt Disney Pictures) Perspective by Peter C. Kunze ...

To bring Disney’s iconic mermaid princess Ariel to life in “The Little Mermaid,” costume designer Colleen Atwood constructed a life-sized tail that went from star Halle Bailey’s chest all ...

When a little girl embraced her at Disney World in March, Bailey, who has the plum role of Ariel in the live-action film of “The Little Mermaid,” fought hard to keep her composure.

The new live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" will find its heroine Ariel having a “more grown-up and mature” relationship with Prince Eric, including an update of the "Kiss the Girl" lyrics.

Growing up, Halle Bailey was obsessed with “The Little Mermaid,” wearing out her family’s VHS tape watching and rewatching the 1989 Disney animated hit and pretending to be Ariel every time ...

A new Ariel is "flipping her fins" in a production of "The Little Mermaid," and she's none other than Delaney Benson, the daughter of Jodi Benson, who took the world by storm in 1989 as Ariel in ...

As a new generation’s Ariel, she makes “The Little Mermaid” her own – with confidence, charisma and oceans of charm. The Spokesman-Review Newspaper Local journalism is essential.