Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane: 'chugs along agreeably enough' - 3/5 This adaptation of the Disney film is slick with some fun songs but somewhat lacking in strength ...

From Meg's fate to Hercules' parents, Disney's Hercules made several major changes to the mythical Greek hero.

Hercules already had a good amount of strength before then, as Hera (his adoptive mother) fed him her breast milk which was blessed as divine, and this was the moment where Hercules truly became a ...

Even after all these years, Hera was still very upset that Hercules even existed and wanted to do him in, but since Hercules was half-god, he was immortal.

‘Hercules’ Review: An Underpowered Hero in a Far From Perfect Package A new production of the Disney musical at the Paper Mill Playhouse falls short of inspiring awe.

Read our review of Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London: Amiable Disney adaptation from Casey Nicholaw is shamelessly ...

Hera is fed up with her husband Zeus’s infidelity, the latest reminder of which is his new half-mortal son, Heracles. Down in the mortal realm, however, Heracles grows up worshipping Hera ...

A space probe named Hera captured images of Mars' small Deimos moon while on a mission to examine an asteroid.

A plant with a special meaning The way the calla lily got its name comes from a Greek legend between Zeus and Hera. Zeus had a son, named Hercules, with a woman outside his relationship with Hera.

According to myth, when Hercules was still an infant, his mischievous stepmother, Hera, sent two snakes into his crib to kill him, but baby Hercules handily defeated them.

Hercules was a man of great endurance and strength, honored in his Greek tale. Hera, Queen of the Gods, is jealous of Hercules and his father Zeus.