What a wonderful phrase it is. A motto, really. A problem-free philosophy to live by, no rules, no responsibilities, just swinging from dangling tree limbs into warm water springs and slurping down ...

Hakuna Matata. It’s a Swahili phrase that means “there are no worries”. Hakuna Matata. It’s similar to saying “no problem” or “don’t worry, be happy”. The other night it was Hakuna Matata for sure ...

Just saying “Hakuna Matata” feels good, and singing it is even better. Maybe it’s the lingering image of a dancing warthog and meerkat, or maybe it’s just that sweet, breezy promise: “no worries.” But ...

"Hakuna Matata" means no worries for the rest of your days -- but did the stars of Disney's re-imagining of "The Lion King" have any worries about tackling one of the iconic film's most beloved songs?

Nature lovers and those in search of something out of the ordinary will find just what they are looking for at the Hakuna Matata Amazon Lodge. Because, after all, Hakuna Matata means no worries, right ...

There’s something about Disney movies that just brings you back – to being a kid, to that comforting feeling when everything felt a bit simpler. You don’t always notice it, but the stories, the songs, ...

Hakuna matata is a Swahili phrase that roughly means, “No problem,” but Disney’s trademark of the phrase is definitely a problem. That fact didn’t stop Disney ...