While the regal real-life lions seen in 2019’s live-action “Lion King” were easy to take, the underwater cartoon creatures from 1989’s “The Little Mermaid” – most notably Ariel’s ...

Break out your dinglehoppers and start flipping your fins over to the Academy of Performing Arts this summer to see “The ...

The Little Mermaid star Jacob Tremblay has addressed the backlash to his character's appearance in the live-action remake of the Disney classic. The Wonder actor provides the voice for Ariel's ...

Fans are sharing their thoughts about Flounder and Scuttle's character designs in "The Little Mermaid" after Disney released the official posters of the animated characters.

Flounder in The Little Mermaid is not a real-life flounder (related to flatfish). Based on this poster released by Disney, Flounder is a sergeant major fish, genus Abudefduf. pic.twitter.com ...

When we first met Flounder in the 1989 film, he was an energetic, unmissable presence, decked out in bright, bold shades of yellow and blue and roughly the size of Ariel's head, if not slightly ...

Flounder's appearance caused in Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid caused backlash, which actor Jacob Tremblay addressed.

The Little Mermaid actor Jacob Tremblay has responded to comments about his character Flounder’s appearance in Disney ’s latest live-action remake.

In the 1989 Disney cartoon, Ariel’s sidekicks are Sebastian, a critical red crab; Scuttle, a dingbat seagull; and Flounder, a bright blue and yellow fish stuck in a state of arrested development.

In the 1989 Disney cartoon, Ariel’s sidekicks are Sebastian, a critical red crab; Scuttle, a dingbat seagull; and Flounder, a bright blue and yellow fish stuck in a state of arrested development.