"Hey Arnold! The Movie" represents the latest transformation of a hit toon series from cable network Nickelodeon into a feature kidpic ripe for franchising. And, like its two "Rugrats" predecessors, ...

Hey Arnold is a series of movies that continue and conclude the television series of the same name. It centres Arnold and his friends.

We at IGN hate bad, bad kids' games, as do many of you readers (and we know you hate them from the constant stream of sometimes unintelligible Message Board posts and emails complaining about them.) ...

"Hey Arnold! The Movie" represents the latest transformation of a hit toon series from cable network Nickelodeon into a feature kidpic ripe for franchising. And, like its two "Rugrats" predecessors, ...

Hey Arnold is a series of movies that continue and conclude the television series of the same name. It centres Arnold and his friends.

THQ Inc. the #1 kids' videogame publisher, and Nickelodeon, the #1 kids' entertainment brand, today announced the release of "Hey Arnold! The Movie" for Game Boy Advance. The handheld interactive ...

Urban renewal gets the Saturday morning cartoon treatment in this big-screen adaptation of the likable but lightweight animated TV series “Hey Arnold!” In the movie version, the assorted characters ...

Andrew McGowan studied at Bowdoin College and the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television. Hs has served on programming and judicial teams for several film festivals, and has written about cinema ...

LOS ANGELES, July 10 (UPI) -- When Nickelodeon execs speak soberly about "the kid community," what at first seems pretty silly actually makes perfect sense. Kids have always had a peculiar and ...

Another fan favorite cartoon will make its triumphant return to Nickelodeon as the network continues its appeal to viewers nostalgic for its glory days. A new TV movie based on Hey Arnold!, the ...

How's this for a trip down memory lane? Nickelodeon just dropped the trailer for its upcoming Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie, and it looks like it'll give '90s kids exactly the sort of closure we need ...

Veteran animator Tuck Tucker, who worked on popular series such as SpongeBob SquarePants and Hey Arnold!, died on December 22. He Was 59. Tucker’s family posted the news of Tucker’s passing on ...