How ‘Ne Zha 2’ Became the Biggest Animated Film of All Time — and What It Means for the Global Industry
Dive into China's animated smash 'Ne Zha 2' and how it became the biggest animated film of all time in the world.
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The boss of The Pokémon Company believes the series can last for at least another 50 years if it continues to innovate. First ...
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Everything We Learned From Lilo & Stitch's Live-Action Movie Trailer
With Disney finally dropping the full-length trailer for the live-action Lilo & Stitch remake, here is a deep dive as to what ...
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You Can Call It Nostalgia, But Old-School Anime Did Right By Its Female Characters
Something modern anime struggles with is the portrayal of female characters, both artistically and emotionally, but retro ...
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An animation breakthrough makes it possible to more accurately illustrate Black hair
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe speaks with video game designer and UC Santa Cruz professor A.M. Darke, about her work on a new computer algorithm that more accurately illustrates Black hair.
If You’re A New Parent And You’re Terrified, These 30 Walmart Products Are Here To Help
Promising review: "Super easy to put together. My 3-year-old grandson helped and had a good time, and then he was excited to ...
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Nothing's next Android phone has leaked (and its camera hump is next level)
Both videos appear to be official promotional materials from Nothing, complete with high-quality renders, flashy transitional animations ... Android phone maker Nothing has made it official ...
He made art at the UN and sold NFTs for tens of thousands. Meet this famous Bergen artist
In 2018, when (201) Magazine last met up with Marco Santini, he was happily plugged into the Manhattan street artist life, working out of his home studio and producing murals and collaborative “live ...