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‘A Costume For Nicholas,’ ‘Petit,’ ‘Homeless Home’ Among Winners At 2021 Quirino Awards

2d animation performed well at this year’s edition of the awards, which honor animation from Spain, Portugal, and Latin America.

The show “reminds me of just how profound an impact animation can have on a young mind,” says Bogan.

One of the three projects is “The Monkey King,” executive produced by Stephen Chow and directed by Anthony Stacchi (“The Boxtrolls”).

The slate also includes “Rick and Morty” and “Aqua Teen Hunger Force” spin-offs, a few originals, and more.

Fox is embracing non-fungible tokens, the contentious tech that’s shaking up the crypto and digital art worlds.

“The Prince” is not flattering about Philip, says a source.

Watching the series “was the first time that it really became clear to me what a director does,” says Chung.

The first batch of episodes will debut on the new streamer on May 27.

The series is in the works at Cinema Fantasma, whose film “Revoltoso” we exclusively premiered last year.

Aim to create jokes that you find funny. Avoid monkeys. And, if possible, install a diner booth in your home.

Kambole Campbell reflects on what feels fresh — and what doesn’t — in Netflix’s new series about a Black samurai.

The first family of primetime animation is trying to make a comeback.

“There was a magical quality in it: it’s more like little dolls that were coming to life,” says Park of the classic British stop-motion series.

Woody Harrelson, John Goodman, and Pete Davidson lead the celebrity-laden cast of the “Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers” adaptation.

The family fantasy series is produced at Warner Bros. Animation.

Disney lawyers found a loophole in Jeffrey Scott’s case: the writer’s personal 2003 bankruptcy.

The 20th Television Animation Unit will also have oversight of existing series like “Family Guy” and “The Simpsons.”

The French animation studio behind Netflix’s “City of Ghosts” walks us through their approach on this unorthodox series.

Our series on Canada’s animation hotspots concludes with a profile of Montreal, home to one of the country’s most vibrant animation scenes.

Warner Bros.’s chief of kids’ content spoke of Cartoon Network’s future and more besides.