A nostalgic look into Cartoon Network’s past reveals shows worth revisiting, like Time Squad and Sheep in the Big City.

Children's cartoons are a major part of television history, and the genre has produced several iconic series that are still watched today.

Brian Gable is The Globe and Mail’s former editorial cartoonist. His new book is Toronto: A Sketchy History, from which the following essay and cartoons are excerpted. I first encountered the ...

Kevin Durant and Devin Booker with their signature Nikes signal a potential shift away from the coasts for big brands.

Rachel Zegler called the opportunity to play Snow White in Disney’s live-action remake of its animated classic “the honor of ...

Starbucks releases limited drinkware merchandise in partnership with famous cartoon, Peanuts. The three-piece collection ...

Open this photo in gallery: As Gracie and Dan outrun hordes of zombified bunnies and other malevolent critters – befriending unscathed animals along the way, including the cynical ostrich Ash ...

When Zilbalodis won the Golden Globe in January, the statue was displayed in the Latvian National Museum of Art where it was viewed by nearly 16,000 people. And the film’s black cat has become ...

“Life is not a cartoon!,” Mir exasperatedly snaps ... Jazmin Aguilera can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her @jazminaguilerax.

Each instance acts as a traditional "Hero's Journey" in the best Joseph Campbell sense of the word as the obstinate orphan ...

September 3, 1911: The Globe’s first regular syndicated cartoon strip — "Mutt and Jeff" — begins. • 1918: The Globe purchases the YMCA building facing Fourth Street joining the adjacent ...

Disney's original 1937 animated movie has entertained children for decades. But is the new PG-rated "Snow White" remake suitable for all youngsters?