A shocking incident happened at Shanghai Disneyland when a Chinese man assaulted a Winnie the Pooh mascot by slapping it on the head during a routine parade.

The events of Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 establish that these hybrid monsters were actually kidnapped children who became the subjects of terrifying experiments from a mad scientist. This gave ...

In the video, a middle-aged man is seen rushing towards the Disney character ‘Winne the pooh’ and slapping the actor on the ...

As the Winnie the Pooh actor paraded around Disneyland, the man rushed out and slapped the actor on the head, causing the performer to immediately collapse, clutching their head and unable to rise.

Anonymous letters say campaigners wish to change the name of Dorchester on Thames to 'Pooh Village'. A riverside village has been left bewildered after letters setting out plans to rebrand it as a ...

Richmond premiership captain Trent Cotchin has tried to explain why his former coach dropped a Winnie the Pooh reference during his speech at Gold Coast’s best and fairest night. Damien Hardwick ...

Disney Branded Unique Design Crafted from Ceramic Co ordinating items available Lovingly crafted from ceramic, this Winnie the Pooh light pull makes for a charming addition to any bathroom. Why not ...

Add a touch of Disney magic to your bathroom with this charming Piglet light pull. This piece can be paired with corresponding Winnie the Pooh products for a complete look within your bathroom.

The world becomes scary when a beloved childhood character takes on a dark role, and this is what fans saw in Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 1 and 2.

A riverside village has been left bewildered after letters setting out plans to rebrand it as a Winnie-the-Pooh inspired theme park were sent to residents. Under the plans, laid out in the letters ...

Villagers have been left baffled after they received letters claiming their area could soon be rebranded with a Winnie-the-Pooh theme. Residents of Dorchester-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, had anonymous ...

One small British village has the unique claim to fame as being the hometown of author A.A. Milne, who penned the much-loved Winnie the Pooh books. Hartfield, in East Sussex, is now home to a ...