If it’s a rainy April, you’ll be happy to have our list of the best kids movies on Netflix bookmarked. We keep this list updated rain or shine, so if you need to keep the kids occupied while ...

But just as the chickens are settling into their new peaceful lives, their old owner, Mrs ... original animated feature film, Klaus is an alternative and entertaining Santa Claus origin story.

The animated project was unveiled with an action-packed trailer showing the alien hunters in bloody battles Christopher Rudolph is a contributing writer for PEOPLE. He previously covered ...

It seems like Sony has quietly rolled out animated PS5 backgrounds, but only a few select owners have received them. Spotted by Twitter user chi-m02, it looks like some players are able to change ...

Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has been the talk of the town over the last few months. After the news of his divorce with Dhanashree Verma stole the spotlight, Chahal was spotted watching the ICC ...

Ahead of the Easter season, a new animated movie delves into the life of Jesus Christ - and a cat. With a cast that reads like a who’s who of Hollywood royalty, the King of Kings is based on a ...

We have reached peak Mrs. Roper revival. Helen Roper was the busybody landlord on the sitcom Three’s Company, played by the late actress Audra Lindley between 1977 and 1984. The character was known ...

And judging by the trailer – which you can watch below – the Predator’s journey through the ages looks like a bloody good time, with the historical carnage of Prey given a dose of animated ...

A three-episode animated miniseries from the director of Prey, featuring Predator attacks in three different periods of humanity’s past. A newly released trailer for the show has all the gore ...

But before that happens, the alien hunters will return in a new animated anthology movie, Predator: Killer of Killers. The director of Prey, Dan Trachtenberg, returns to direct this latest ...

If Indians are this emotionally and aesthetically connected to animated art, why hasn’t our own animation industry managed to capture that same imagination?