It’s 2013, and you’re sitting down in your Hannah Montana pajamas with a bowl of ice cream, clicking channel button 172 to ...

In the wise words of Hannah Montana, "Life's what you make it." And apparently, so are the Disney Channel Games. "I think it depends who you are," said Earles, who was among the eldest Disney stars ...

If you lived through the Golden Age of Disney Channel Shows, then you know no holiday season would be complete… The post ...

When a big entertainment company mixed secret identities with catchy pop, they did more than create a TV show. They set off a cultural explosion. This blonde-wigged star was the result of a smart, ...

The show follows the three members of the pop group of the same name, Electric Bloom. The bandmates look back at how their group got started and their friendship. It all started with the day they met ...

Emily Osment is "trying to forget" about parts of her Disney Channel days. The 33-year-old actress shot to fame when she took on the role of Miley Cyrus' best friend Lilly Truscott on the hit sitcom ...

Could it be the best of both worlds for Miley Cyrus fans? The three-time Grammy Award-winning singer is teasing a “Hannahversary” to mark the 20th anniversary of “Hannah Montana,” the Disney Channel ...

Miley Cyrus had to leave “Hannah Montana” behind after exiting the Disney Channel. In a recent conversation on Spotify’s “The Ringer” podcast, Cyrus said she “wasn’t allowed” to sing any of the ...

Miley Cyrus’s biggest secret on “Hannah Montana” may not have been her pop star identity, but rather that her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, was lighting up on set. During an episode of the “Sorry We’re ...

When I really start to think about it, I owe everything to Hannah Montana. Like any other Disney Channel-obsessed 9-year-old, I was enamored with Miley Cyrus' show about a teen with a pop star alter ...

The actress stared on 'Hannah Montana,' 'Good Luck Charlie,' 'Sonny with a Chance,' 'Jessie' and 'Dog with a Blog' before stepping back Jordan Greene is Society and Culture writer-reporter at PEOPLE.

In the wise words of Hannah Montana, "Life's what you make it." And apparently, so are the Disney Channel Games. Hannah Montana alum Jason Earles kicked off the commentary by setting the record ...