Cartoon Network's post celebrating Pride Month received a ton of hate, following which the channel decided to give it back in ...

Cartoons have long played a pivotal role in shaping childhoods, and many people continue to enjoy them well into adulthood.

Cartoon Network's popular animated children's show "We Baby Bears" will introduce two nonbinary characters and include a discussion of pronoun usage during its season debut Saturday morning.

I can't separate these two as individuals as Huey and Riley both had an equal impact on the culture. Both are voiced by the talented Regina King. Huey has more of a "woke" serious personality as ...

Podcast host David Vance chimed in with similar thoughts, tweeting, "In this new episode of Cartoon Network’s children's show ‘We Baby Bears’ they introduce non-binary characters who go by ...

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From SpongeBob and Patrick to Tommy and Chuckie: see the actors who gave voice to some of the most famous cartoon characters ... by Bill Fagerbakke since the show's start. Fagerbakke told PEOPLE ...

The intersection of sports journalists and journalists who like Bluey is surprisingly large. A children’s show about a family of Australian dogs has taken the entire world by storm with just how ...

If you’re a fan of animated movies and TV shows, chances are you’ve spotted ... while discussing how they bring their cartoon characters to life. In a video for BBC News, they observed that ...

While this show was made for kids, adults can also get a kick out of the funny situations and crazy cartoon characters. Memorable quote: “Good thing I carry a shovel with me for these sorts of ...