Al Roker's 'Meteorological Hunters' in PBS Kids make their dream come true
Growing up, Al Roker loved animation. His Saturday mornings dedicated themselves to Bugs Bunny and Road Runner, and spent hours…
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'King of the Hill' and 'Gumball' are back after a long pause
I will say this: I should be seeing more cartoons. It has been more difficult to consent to this passion…
PBS Series 'Carl the Collector' Features Characters with Autism
On Thursday, PBS premieres its new children's show, “Carl the Collector.” Like many television shows aimed at ages 10 and…
How to See the Lost Art of Disney Rebel Imagineer Rolly Crump in Los Angeles
Rolly Crump had a huge reputation. A rebel in the Disney fold. A beatnik. An unapologetic “tell-it-as-you-know-what.” Crump, who died…
'Transformers One' review: the animated prequel is well done
Let the medium of animation breathe new life into an intellectual property that has been watered down with every sequel…
Olympic breakdancer Raygun honored with neon lights in California desert
When popular Southern California artist Darren Pearson, also known as “Dariustwin,” saw the videos and memes circulating about Australian breakdancer…
The animation 'Robot Dreams' brings New York to life in the 80s
“It's pure cinema,” Guillermo del Toro tells me over email, “moving and beautiful, and because it's animation, it's absolutely a…
'Chicken for Linda!' review: A bold path for animation
Some memories float in the ether of our subconscious waiting for a catalyst to bring them back to the foreground.…
Tell us: What is the most extraordinary West Coast experience?
Our guide to the 101 Best West Coast Experiences gives you essential things to do in Baja, California, Oregon, Washington,…
'Particle Ink' in Las Vegas: animation enters its live theater era
Las Vegas – There are multiple dance duets in “Particle Ink: House of Shattered Prisms,” a mixed-media theater production that…