If the city had a font, would his lettering be it? If the city had a font, would his lettering be it? Credit...By Elias Williams Supported by By Dodai Stewart When Ben Shelton walked onto a New York ...

The first feature-length animated Pokémon movie in years is set to hit theaters in 2027. In partnership with Japanese animation studio CloverWorks, Pokémon: Wild Card was announced during Sunday night ...

Every year, across Labor Day weekend, the flood wall along the riverfront takes on a new life. Take a walk along the 2.5-mile stretch that reaches from Chouteau to Arsenal, and you’ll hear the hiss of ...

HBO's "Lanterns" drops its star-hopping heroes into "True Detective"-inspired events unfolding in middle-of-nowhere Nebraska. For some viewers, the down-to-earth approach is ideal after the ...

The World War Two memorial in Washington was vandalized with bubbly soap and graffiti on Thursday, prompting vows from the U.S. government to find the perpetrator. The fountain bubbled over with suds ...

Get ready for the (animated) Texas Chain Saw Massacre. We’ve just gotten our first look at the upcoming “hand-animated rotoscoped version” of the iconic slasher film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. This ...

I live in Seattle, where we’ve always had our share of quirky local color. If you’ve ever watched a home Seahawks game on Monday Night Football, you know about the Pike Place Market fish-throwing guys ...

The notorious “Graffiti Towers” in downtown Los Angeles are finally on track for a makeover after a federal bankruptcy court approved a plan clearing the way for their $470 million sale ahead of the ...

CineRegio, Ecoprod and Green Film's ANiMPACT pilot gives animation studios a path to funding tied to sustainability — something live action has had for years. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief ...

An animated TV series based on the long-running children’s fantasy book series Warrior Cats has been greenlit, pursuant to the development agreement between the Coolabi Group and Tencent Video ...

At the AI on the Lot conference, the studio's COO Albert Cheng, along with creators for each show, made their case for generative AI. What does it look like when Hollywood finally embraces artificial ...