Cartoons

'Peanuts' producer Lee Mendelson died on Christmas Day. He was involved in making over 50 animated Charlie Brown specials, in addition to movies and tv series. Here are five of his best.

"I feel like the movie takes kids seriously," Schwartman tells Newsweek. "I like the take on it, that it was evolving out of something very practical and somewhat selfish."

Studio Ghibli has been famously reluctant to digitally release movies from their library of animation classics, but a new deal will see Miyazaki Hayao movies and other films from the venerable studio stream on HBO Max.

"These are not the same brothers," said producer Ant Ward.

Stemming from mass riots in 2005, the holiday takes aim at punishments still doled out around the world for mocking religious figures and practices.

Feeling nostalgic? Check out what other '90s shows Nickelodeon has revived.

The top six films include a hand-drawn 1930s classic from Walt Disney, an anime feature from Studio Ghibli, a computer-assisted 1990s Disney fairytale, and three computer-animated Pixar films.

No matter your age or where you're from, there will be one animated movie that defined your childhood.

"I am perfectly happy to step aside or help transition it into something new," Azaria said.

Trump is cast as the unseen villain because "I really just don't have any interest in looking at his face more than I have to," says creator Adam Reid.

Rebecca Sugar, creator of Cartoon Network hit 'Steven Universe,' opens up about the show's success and an exclusive vinyl record release at this year's San Diego Comic-Con.

The winning entry showed President Trump giving a Nazi salute and wearing a jacket made of dollar bills.

The French satirical magazine has made innuendos about Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov's sexuality and mocked Russian plane crashes.

Less than a week ago, the controversial magazine marked the one year since the attacks on its Paris office.

A man allegedly carrying a knife has been shot by police in Paris, one year after the attacks on satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo

The newspaper published an editorial cartoon that spurred controversy this week.

Hadi Heidari was arrested Monday amid a crackdown on free speech in Iran.

Kremlin brands it a "sacrilege," while lawmakers condemn the "sin" committed by "scumbags."

The channel will be re-running old favorites from its '90s heyday.

The satirical magazine published two cartoons of the child, prompting outrage.

David Bowie will write original Jellyfish Jams for the Broadway-bound SpongeBob musical.

The Charlie Hebdo shooting highlighted the threats faced by editorial cartoonists, according to a new report.

Muhammad cartoon contests ignore the many satirical voices of Muslim artists.

The Hollywood mogul and director was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in late 2012.

Fox News has apologized, but Anne Hidalgo said its statements have damaged the image of Paris.

The attack happened on Saturday night and two suspects have now been arrested.

Civil liberties group argues government claims are insufficient to withhold more than 2,100 images.

Satire wounds, but it does not kill.

Explosions and gunfire were heard at the Parisian Kosher supermarket.

Two of the gunmen who shot dead ten journalist remain on the run.