This clip features Michael Landon as he salutes the most spectacular entertainment enterprise of the 20th century... Disneyland. Here, a young Walt Disney (portrayed by Christian Hoff) walks down Main Street U.S.A. as Landon sings "What if Nobody Comes." This is as close as anyone has come to reflecting the love that Walt had for this project. First broadcast on Saturday, December 12, 1981 as "One Man's Dream." That program also featured segments on the construction of EPCOT at Walt Disney World in Florida.

Alyson Stoner looks gorgeous in the Adam Sevani remake of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”. This project is a tribute video to the 25th Anniversary of the Jackson hit. This video was released on Halloween and has been viewed over a half million times. It was purely for fun and they shot it in two days. I’d say they did a great job for two days.

Direct from the Beijing Games where he won a record eight Gold Medals, world champion swimmer Michael Phelps celebrated his unprecedented achievement with an all-American homecoming parade in his honor at Walt Disney World Resort. In a star-spangled salute amidst confetti and thousands of flag-waving fans in the Magic Kingdom, Phelps was honored for his record-setting wins and for the spirit in which he captivated the world in his quest for Gold. The 23-year-old from Baltimore beamed as he rode through the park alongside Mickey Mouse, waving to fans who chanted his name. Magic Kingdom guests joined in “America’s Homecoming Parade” for the swimmer who broke records in each event he entered in Beijing. For Phelps, who also was honored in Disney parades at both Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland Park in California following the 2004 Summer Games, it was a sweet homecoming to the United States and to see fans who supported him in his quest for Gold in Beijing. “I am so happy to celebrate here and see some of the fans who supported me,” said Phelps. “It’s great to feel so much excitement around the sport of swimming in the U.S. and around the world. To top it all off with a parade at Disney World is just incredible.” During his celebration in the Magic Kingdom, Phelps also took time to meet a group of local swimmers from the central Florida area. The aspiring young swimmers had the chance to talk with Phelps, ask about his record-breaking experiences and see the Gold Medals he won in Beijing. Phelps, who has announced he will train for the 2012 Games, now owns the record for most Gold Medals in a single event (8) and for a career (14).

Swimmer Michael Phelps celebrated his 8 Olympic gold medals with a parade at Walt Disney World Friday. Phelps rode through the Magic Kingdom with Mickey Mouse as part of the 'America's Homecoming Parade' at the park.