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Frozen Fever: New Song!

Frozen Fever: New Song!

Just one day til Frozen Fever! Make sure to see it before Cinderella in theatres tomorrow.

A new song from the short was released today, Making Today a Perfect Day. Get it on iTunes here. You can also listen below:

Are you seeing Frozen Fever? Share your thoughts below!

2014 in Review

I really wanted to post this before the year was over but personal circumstances kept me mostly away from the web for a while. Still, 2014 was such a huge year for Idina that I didn’t want to let the opportunity pass to remember all that went on last year. And because I’m all about making you guys part of the site, will you help me create this list?

The task is simple: just leave a comment with your favorite 2014 moment. Maybe it was a big moment, like Idina performing at the Academy Awards. Maybe it was a smaller one, like something she said in an interview or the video where she complains about the camera angle. Anything goes as long as it’s Idina related and it happened in 2014.

Pictures, videos and audio are welcome! If possible say why it’s important or add some info about your chosen moment. If this gets more than just a few comments, I’ll create a page so all these great moments look pretty in once place for posterity ;)

Idina’s Childhood Piano Auction

Idina is donating her autographed childhood piano to benefit A Broader Way, and you can be its lucky new owner! This is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity for Idina fans, and you’ll be supporting an amazing organization.

Find out more about the auction, and read Idina recounting her history with the piano at the eBay auction page.

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1 Million Surprise + Other Updates

1 Million Surprise + Other Updates

The big surprise to celebrate Idina’s 1 million fans on Facebook was finally unveiled yesterday!
In case you haven’t seen it, watch below.

Idina Menzel Opens Up About Her New Album “Holiday Wishes”

Redbook is out this week!
Idina’s Redbook issue hits newstands this Tuesday Nov 18th, make sure to get your copy! Read a few bits from the interview here.

iHeartRadio concert

Idina’s iHeartRadio concert takes place this Thursday in NY and you can win tickets for it! Click here
For those of us unable to attend, the concert will be livestreamed here.

We have a lot more Idina events to look forward to in upcoming weeks, check out the sidebar to find more info about them and make sure to follow @idina_here on twitter to get all the latest updates.

BWW Album Awards + Forward50

BWW Album Awards + Forward50

BroadwayWorld.com is having its first annual BroadwayWorld Album Awards and Idina and her shows are nominated several times. Make sure to vote for your favorites!

Idina related categories are:

+ Best New Broadway Musical Cast Album
If/Then (Original Broadway Cast Recording)

+ Favorite All Time Cast Recording
Wicked (2003 Original Broadway Cast Recording)
Rent (1996 Original Broadway Cast Recording)
If/Then: A New Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)

+ Favorite All Time Live Album
LIVE: Barefoot at the Symphony – Idina Menzel
Chess in Concert (2009 Concert Cast Recording)

+ Favorite All Time Solo Album and/or EP
I Stand – Idina Menzel
Still I Can’t Be Still – Idina Menzel

Vote here

In other news, Idina made the top 5 (#3, to be exact) of the Jewish Daily’s annual Forward50 list which lists the 50 American Jews who have had the most impact on US national story.
Here’s a short excerpt of Idina’s page, you can read more and watch a short video at the Forward50 site.

Sorry, Idina, but we’re not letting go.

From sexy Arendelle-inspired Halloween costumes to Olaf the Snowman cookies, America’s obsession with “Frozen” is alive and well, nearly a year after the film’s theatrical release.

At the heart of the craze is a voice — a powerful, emotional, Jewish voice. It’s a voice that continues to echo through the mouths of the nation, from small children to grandparents.

Idina Menzel’s contribution to 2013 pop culture is undoubtedly her role as Elsa the Snow Queen, who struggles to conquer her power to control snow and ice and use them for good rather than evil.

Her cry to “Let It Go” resonated with a new generation of Disney fans — and yes, more than a few older ones as well.

“Frozen” has so pervaded the collective mindset that it now seems like an obvious hit. But the plot could have been very, very different. Queen Elsa was originally slated as the movie’s villain. But when the producers heard “Let It Go,” they found that it made her too sympathetic. So they rewrote her as the flawed — but heroic — main character.

Menzel loved the change: “To my beautiful surprise, she was never ever the nemesis. She was just this misunderstood, beautiful young woman we could all relate to.

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