The lighthearted series, created by photographer Thomas Subtil, from Paris, France, feature animals living by the Swahili motto 'Hakuna Matata', meaning 'no worries'.

“Hakuna matata” means “no worries” or “no problem,” but there’s nothing sedate about this story. The Swahili phrase, made popular by Disney’s 1994 movie The Lion King, is a subject ...

Listen to some cut “Hakuna Matata” lyrics, and be thankful they never made it into the movie By Meaghankirby August 16, 2017 ...

Disney's trademarking of the Swahili term "Hakuna Matata," used in its smash hit, The Lion King, has prompted a petition calling the legal move appropriation.

As Timon and Pumbaa sing “Hakuna Matata”, we see Simba grow from a maneless cub set down in a bed of leaves on his back like a baby to a regal-looking lion standing firmly on all four feet ...

Hakuna matata It has been 25 years since we were introduced to this wonderful phrase. It means no worries for the rest of your days, it’s a problem-free philosophy — well, according to a ...

Hakuna matata—it means no worries for the rest of your days, because Artista Academy is performing the Lion King this weekend! Well, maybe that last part doesn't fit the definition, or the song, but ...

A snippet of ‘Hakuna Matata’, one of the Disney original’s most well-known songs, was aired during Donald Glover’s (Simba) appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this week.