Cartoon Network's website has been shut down, raising concerns about the channel's future amidst the shift to streaming in a ...

Cartoon Network stormed onto the scene in 1992, quickly becoming one of the best providers of original children’s TV of the era. With 1990s hits like Cow & Chicken, Dexter’s Laboratory, and The ...

Cartoon Network made TV history, but among so many shows, some have been forgotten and hardly anyone talks about them today.

Cable subscribers, continue to watch Cartoon Network on your TV and connected apps as well!” A Cartoon Network spokesperson told Variety in a statement, “We are focusing on the Cartoon Network shows ...

What a Cartoon! was a special pilot program that Hanna-Barbera produced with the intent of trying to make as many original shows, from as many original creators as possible for the then very young ...

Austin Allison is an Animation Feature Writer for Collider. He is also an illustator, avid cartoon watcher, and occasional singer. His karaoke favorites include singing Rainbow Connection as Kermit ...

Cartoon Network is growing up. The cable net plans to air “Adult Swim,” a new block of animated programming aimed at adults 18-34, beginning in September. The block, which will air on Sunday and ...

Jason Van Duine is a list writer for GameRant. He generally enjoys movies, video games, and creative writing. Nothing is more frustrating than getting totally absorbed in a brand-new series, only for ...

Cartoon Network is continuing its brand evolution, as the channel broadens out and adds more live-action fare to the mix. The network’s black-and-white checkerboard design scheme remains, but it’s ...

Time to put those visions of sugar plums dancing in your heads away for another year and start working on that New Year's resolution of yours to feed your inner animation beast a steady diet of new ...

Bugs and Daffy are back. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Bugs and Daffy are back. Cartoon Network is launching a new version of the classic Warner Bros. series “Looney Tunes.” The announcement was ...