The Festival of the Masters combines two awesome things in one place: Disney and fine arts. This year's Festival is set to come to Downtown Disney for the 36th time next week.

The 36th Festival of the Masters promises to bring together one of the "largest ever" groups of artists together at Downtown Disney for this year's fine arts show. Guests opting to take in the event can check out art along the lines of one of the fest's signature pieces, the Pluto image above created by artist Joe Kaminski.

We knew Snow White's Scary Adventures would eventually be closing as part of the ongoing Fantasyland expansion at Walt Disney World. Now, Stitch Kingdom is reporting a possible timeframe of when to expect that closing.

Rumor has it the Fantasyland attraction will close to guests sometime in February 2012. It's closing will make way for the planned Princess Fairytale Hall where guests can, appropriately enough, greet Disney's bevy of princess beauties.

He is Disney/Pixar's Cheif Creative Officer, and now he will be receiving his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. John Lasseter is set to be honored November 1 in a special ceremony near the El Capitan Theater.

Fans of Disney/Pixar films might also recognize Lasseter's name from "Cars", "Cars 2", and "Toy Story" as he directed both films.

Currently, Lasseter is busy working on the addition of Cars Land to Disney's California Adventure which is planned to open next summer.

Lasseter's star on the Walk of Fame is number 2,453.

That ever-popular restaurant situated in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Victoria & Albert's, has garnered yet another honor. Zagat has named the ritzy eatery to its list of top restaurants in the nation for 2012 and also has decreed it the best restaurant in Orlando.

This latest honor joins a long list that has been bestowed upon Victoria & Albert's. The restaurant has received the AAA Five-Diamond award for the past twelve years - one of only three restaurants in Florida to nab the high rating.