Does Nemo (left) even exist, or is he just a figment of his father Marlin's (right) imagination? Discuss. Walt Disney / courtesy Everett Collection A new fan theory about the animated childhood ...

In Verne’s novels, Nemo is a mysterious figure also known as Prince Dakkar, who lost his kingdom and his family in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. He devotes himself to science and builds an ...

“Finding Nemo” would have ended very differently if it reflected the true lives of clownfish. That’s because Nemo’s dad would have turned into a female before he returned from his journey across the ...

Over the past few years, moviegoers have been treated to very few films that may someday withstand the test of time to become a "classic." Even established franchises (like Star Wars and Star Trek) – ...

Male clownfish change sex when their partner dies and take on a maternal role, meaning Disney's heartwarming tale is even less realistic than anyone guessed FINDING Nemo would have ended VERY ...

HIGH POINT — A classic modern Disney tale will come to life on stage this weekend when Westchester Country Day school puts on a production of the musical “Finding Nemo Kids.” The spring K-8 musical ...

Ava Joukarlis, 5, of Jefferson checks out the Finding Nemo display at Christmas Storybook Land while touring the more than 85 scaled down scenes with Cherie Johnson of Albany, holding her 18-month-old ...

You’ve got one more day to take advantage of Disney Publishing’s Mid-May Madness Sale on storybook apps. Through Tuesday, various interactive storybook apps will sell for $4.99 each. They include: ...