Two men got the idea in 1948 of making something new—animated cartoons for television. That was even though there was no television where th...

Woody Woodpecker is too busy singing and pointing at people in the theatre watching his cartoon that he crashes his car into a telephone pol...

Several Chuck Jones cartoons in the first half of the 1940s featured smear animation. The Dover Boys (1942) may be the best-known example. ...

Nostalgia exists for the Golden Age of Radio, in many cases (such as mine) from people who weren’t alive when it was happening. But there w...

No, this post won’t bash the Gene Deitch Tom and Jerry cartoons made in Czechoslovakia. They do have some redeeming factors. One is they nev...