The 80s had this particular feel that people who grew up then still remember. Everything moved at a different speed. Kids ...

Is Gen X actually the greatest generation? In T’s Holiday Issue, we interview many of the most iconic figures from the era, examine why the animated sitcom might be the cohort’s defining art form and ...

If you're 45+, you're basically a walking history museum. View Entire Post › ...

Today, famous actors like Tom Hanks, Steve Carell, Kristen Bell, and Amy Poehler have voiced animated characters in popular ...

R-rated movies and cartoons sound like an odd match, but in fact many standout animated shows have been based on beloved adult-oriented films and franchises.

If studios know how to do one thing, it's stretch a franchise — even if it means making a cartoon out of a pretty adult film.

December is a time for building snowmen, avoiding mistletoe and hiding your disappointment when you open a gift from Aunt ...

"Batman: The Animated Series" sported a roster of A-list voice talent, who helped define the Dark Knight and his many friends ...

Drak Pack mashed up classic monster movies with superhero shows, for a weird, unique dynamic. Here's why new fans are coming on board now.

If you grew up in the ’80s, you probably remember snacks that seemed fun and exciting back then but don’t quite add up today. Some of those childhood treats had weird ingredients, strange flavors, or ...

The Smurfs, Johnny Bravo, and Dragon Ball are among notable classic animated shows that have sadly aged horribly.

Some of the generation’s most iconic creators reflect on how the cohort once synonymous with slacking came to leave such an indelible impression on the culture.