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The Future of Animation Is Here

We will all be this lady in a few years.

We’ve got a lot to talk about.

The creator of “Hamilton” reveals an unlikely source of inspiration.

What do you call a ‘live-action’ film that’s 90% animated?

Nearly everything in this piece about feature animation is wrong.

A naughty nurse in 2016 isn’t as funny as it was in 1993.

“Why do you draw so many black characters?” A CalArts student explains how she answers this question.

It’s Oscar season, a.k.a. the time of year when everyone insults animation.

Let’s give credit where credit is due.

If you want to learn a new job in 3 months that’ll make you lots of money, this self-help author recommends animation.

Dennis might be a menace, but at least he’s not an uncultured oaf like his mom.

If a film’s success is judged by how much erotic fan art it generates, then Disney has already won 2016 with “Zootopia.”

Here’s a look at the animation stories that you clicked on the most during the last 12 months.

Good news for men though: they directed 100% of American animated features released in 2015.

Even more concerning than a flop is where the studio is headed creatively.

Walt Disney was a Nazi! Who cares if it’s true or not?

Of the studio’s 16 films to date, no Pixar film has had a solo woman director, but Ed Catmull thinks that will change soon.

The most useless career advice you’ll ever get, courtesy of Nick Animation.

You’re not actually thanking artists if you delete their names from the credits.

Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko’s animated series convincingly broke Nickelodeon’s dudebro mold. Will they be the last?