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‘Bottom Feeders’ by Matt Reynolds
Divided by a barrier of fog, two disparate species fight to adapt and survive in a deliciously unsympathetic world.
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DreamWorks Makes History; ‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Wins the Golden Globe [Video]
“How to Train Your Dragon 2,” directed by Dean DeBlois, was awarded the Golden Globe tonight, marking a first for DreamWorks Animation.
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How Masaaki Yuasa Used Flash to Create His ‘Adventure Time’ Episode
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‘Shrek’ Director Andrew Adamson Will Adapt ‘Zombies vs. Robots’
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SpongeBob Voice Tom Kenny Talks About His Childhood
Tom Kenny, voice of SpongeBob, recalls growing up at a time without the Internet.
6 Stories of Cartoonists Who Stood Against Tyranny
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Watch: A Mini-Doc about Real-Life Peter Griffin
Real-Life Peter Griffin (aka Robert Franzese) explains why he does what he does.
‘SquidLord’ by Ross Lancaster
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Wacom raised some eyebrows yesterday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas when they announced a new flagship pair of tablets—the Cintiq 27QHD and the Cintiq 27QHD Touch.
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Want to Own Coraline? Laika to Auction 250 Pieces From Its Films
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Scarlett Johansson Will Star In Live-Action ‘Ghost In the Shell’
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‘Walking Follows Form’ by Jun Seo Hahm
This film is showing a few characters walking. And we can find that the method and style of walking depends on how each character’s body structure is formed.
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Creepy Hyperreal Popeye Sculpture Can Be Yours For $300
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