'Princess and the Frog' costs Mayor Ray Nagin credibility at
home  By all accounts, Disney's animated fairy-tale "The
Princess and the Frog," which opens next Friday (Dec. 11) in New
Orleans, is a warm, family-friendly affair, telling the story of
a New Orleans girl named Tiana who puckers up for an amphibian
in a twist on the classic "Frog Prince" tale. For at least one
high-profile local household, however, it's become a lightning
rod for some good-natured teasing.  1205 ray the firefly
princess and the frog.JPGRay the firefly, from Disney's 'The
Princess and the Frog.' "I'm having this great debate at home
right now, and you guys are a big part of that," Mayor Ray Nagin
told Disney dignitaries, including directors John Musker and Ron
Clements, at the recent opening of the New Orleans Museum of
Art's "Dreams Come True" exhibit of Disney artwork.  "My
daughter's name is Tianna, for those of you who don't know --
with two n's -- so they were very excited," Nagin said. "(But)
there's also a character in this m