It's hard to believe the beloved ogre Shrek first stomped his way around Duloc 25 years ago. The wildly popular animated film, "Shrek," was released in 2001 and became an instant hit with kids and adults alike.

The Shrek franchise has become an unlikely cultural juggernaut over the years, shifting from a quirky animated film into one of the most iconic pop-culture staples of all time. What started in 2001 as a cheeky parody of classic fairy tales quickly turned ...

Grab a buddy and your best questing outfit – and brush up on your fairy tales. The Marathon High School drama club is headed into the swamp. “Shrek: The Musical” brings the 2001 animated classic to the stage,

Shrek (Mike Myers), Donkey (Eddie Murphy), and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) step through the gates of Worcestershire Academy, sent to track down the kingdom’s last hope: Arthur Pendragon. Instead of finding a noble heir,

Shrek (Mike Myers) and Donkey (Eddie Murphy) arrive at Duloc and meet Lord Farquaad (John Lithgow). After Shrek beats up Farquaad's men, he is asked to do a quest in return for getting his swamp back.

Oh, honey, can you even with this? Shrek (Mike Myers) is having a total moment, going from a roaring, terrifying ogre to a bored suburban dad. It's all autographs and kiddie parties, and darling, he is not living his best life,

Shrek (Mike Myers) is living in a real-life Groundhog Day, trapped in an endless, soul-crushing loop of screaming ogre babies, tour buses, and domestic duties. The once-feared monster of the swamp has become a washed-up celebrity dad,