The Christmas holidays in 1934 seem to have been pretty good for Jack Benny. Besides his radio show beaming out on the NBC Blue (WJZ) netwo...

“It should be an annual video classic,” decided Arlene Garber of the Citizen-News of Los Angeles 60 years ago. And she was right. Two even...

Cartoon studios didn’t waste time when Walt Disney’s exclusive contract to use full Technicolor in theatrical animation expired on September...

A familiar gag ends Tex Avery’s Christmas cartoon One Ham’s Family (released nowhere near Christmas in 1943). There’s been a violent fight...

The world would be a better place if we listened to Fred Rogers. He may have been the kindest, calmest man in children’s television program...

Bedtime For Sniffles has a low-key charm that makes it one of Chuck Jones’ early directoral successes. The story is simple and logical, a...