Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sabrina Reed is a journalist who covers Hollywood and the TV industry. Since Warner Bros. Discovery closed Cartoon Network’s ...

Every fall, the leaves turn and flutter to the ground. Pumpkins are hollowed out and carved with the devilish grins of Jack-o'-lanterns; kids, young and old, dress up as ghosts, ghouls and goblins; ...

Originally starting out airing reruns of previous animated shows and movies, Cartoon Network quickly became a leading platform for original animated TV programming. As the cable channel expanded its ...

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The Nutriment Company (TNC) has notched up its eighth pet-food acquisition of the year with a deal for Easy-Barf in France. Sweden-based TNC said the transaction for the fresh pet-food business gives ...

The current regime at Warner Bros. Discovery—soon to separate into Warner Bros. and Discovery in the near future—has never really liked its animated history. After licensing out old Cartoon Network ...

Courage the Cowardly Dog is no longer available on HBO Max. It is one of two popular Cartoon Network titles, along with What’s New, Scooby-Doo, that were removed from the platform on July 31 after ...

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Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken, J.G. Quintel, Rebecca Sugar, Pendleton Ward, and Adam Muto talk about their experiences with the iconic animation studio for its 25th anniversary at Annecy. That ...

A single drawing from a 94-year-old scientific paper has revived interest in one of the more roundabout ways a spider preps its dinner. First swathe a fruit fly or ...