Lady and the Lawsuit: Peggy Lee’s War With Disney
The story of how pop star Peggy Lee took on one of the world's most powerful entertainment companies -- and won.
The story of how pop star Peggy Lee took on one of the world's most powerful entertainment companies -- and won.
After two weeks as the number one film in Mexican theaters, "Un Gallo con Muchos Huevos" will begin its U.S. run today -- but it won't be in English.
The raunchy Comedy Central series is returning for 10 new episodes.
'The SpongeBob Musical' will debut in Chicago next year before heading to Broadway.
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Launched yesterday with the non-profit education platform Khan Academy, Pixar in a Box is the most in-depth look ever offered at the studio's creative process.
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Blue Sky artists explain how important "Peanuts" was during their childhood.
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"Parallel Connection," a piece by Birdo and OSGEMEOS, plays on 45 screens in Times Square nightly.
The "social-media influenced comedy" will debut in 2016.
The husband-and-wife team of Tony Cervone and Allison Abbate will direct and produce.
Pixar will finally answer the question, What if a Mexican boy named Miguel could meet his long-dead Mexican family members?
'Mr. Black' and 'Kwang Boo' are another reminder China is increasingly self-reliant when it comes to creating and consuming cartoon features.
Butch Hartman knows a thing or two about working with a network -- which is why he's starting and funding his own.
The film will enter the list of top ten anime releases of all-time in the United States.
A leaked Sony email reveals part of the decision-making process that led Sony executives to hire Kristine Belson as the head of their animation division.
A letter from the show's producer asked artists to pull down their artwork from the Internet.
Aardman's adaptation of "Shaun the Sheep" is a critically acclaimed wonder. Will American audiences appreciate it?
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