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Box Office Report

‘Teen Titans Go! To the Movies’ Launches In Fifth Place With $10.5 Million

"Teen Titans Go! To the Movies" debuted below projections, but its low production cost still makes it a success.

Business

Disney, 21st Century Fox Shareholders Approve $71.3 Billion Merger

Disney and Fox move one step closer to creating an entertainment monster.

Business

Deluxe’s Method Studios to Acquire Montreal-Headquartered VFX Company Atomic Fiction

Method Studios and Atomic Fiction are combining forces to become an even larger vfx producer.

Educational

Famed French Animation School Gobelins Announces Free Online Animation Course

Want to learn how to animate, but don't have any money? The famous French animation school Gobelins has a program for you.

Artist Rights

Breaking The Glass Frame Symposium Will Spotlight Women’s Contributions To Animation

Three prestigious American animation schools - Calarts, USC, and UCLA - are teaming up for this first-of-its-kind symposium dedicated to the contributions of women in animation.

Feature Film

Genndy Tartakovsky To Direct An R-Rated Comedy At Sony Pictures Animation

Sony is pushing American studio animation in a new direction.

Artist Rights

98% Of Voice Actors Approve TV Animation Strike Authorization

TV animation voice actors are ready to strike.

Festivals

Animation Block Party Starts This Thursday In Brooklyn

Animation Block Party, the largest U.S. animation festival on the East Coast, back for its 15th edition.

Artist Rights

People Are Questioning Disney’s Inconsistent Values: James Gunn Was Fired Over Tweets, John Lasseter Is Still Employed

The Disney Company's inconsistent values and ethics is causing a lot of people to question its reputation as a family-friendly brand.

Feature Film

‘Teen Titans Go! To the Movies’ Is Coming Out This Week, And Everyone Should Be Paying Attention

This film is a major rarity in the U.S movie market.

Cartoon Brew Pick

Short Pick Of The Day: ‘Better Humans’ by Moth Studio

Sexy yetis, scientists, and neon colors collide in "Better Humans": a kaleidoscopic romp through the possibilities of gene editing and body augmentation.