The wonderful world of Disney has long been suspected of hiding subliminal sexual messages in its animated films. From inappropriate words hidden in the sky in "The Lion King" to suggestive language in "Aladdin," the evidence against the Mouse seems to mount up fast In the age of the Internet, it's hard to tell what's real any more. For instance, an image of a purported sex scene in " Toy Story 3 " went viral after the movie's release, but that just turned out to be a well-executed hoax. To learn the truth behind the supposed sexual images in Disney films, HuffPost Entertainment spoke with former Disney animator Tom Sito. Even though you didn't know it, Sito was a big part of your childhood. Now teaching animation at USC , Sito took some time to school us on what's real and what's misinformation when it comes to those scandalous Disney scenes.

FROM inappropriate words hidden in the sky in The Lion King to suggestive language in Aladdin, a Disney insider has opened up about five hidden sexual messages. THE wonderful world of Disney has long been suspected of hiding subliminal sexual messages in its animated films. From inappropriate words hidden in the sky in The Lion King to suggestive language in Aladdin , the evidence against the Mouse seems to mount up fast

It has been suggested that a portrait by the Flemish painter Anthony van Dyck hides a secret about his love life. If so, he is part of a history that stretches from Caravaggio to Kahlo. If so, it is part of a long tradition of sexual secrets hidden in art. Spotting the love story is a game that still teases us centuries later. This youth was called Cecco, and appears in other paintings by Caravaggio.