The 25th anniversary of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" calls to mind a simpler time, when one could tell who was who and what was what, and apart from Judge Doom, who was what. The digital revolution has ...

Art and his friends must work together to escape their magical prison before the Rabbit gets to them first. There'll be no honey, but there will be blood.

Thirty years ago, Robert Zemeckis invited moviegoers to enter a version of 1940s Hollywood where humans and animated toons lived side by side. Released on June 22, 1988, the Disney-produced Who Framed ...

Groompy works in cartoons. That is: he is a cartoon, hired to chase magic carrots and plunge from high-rises ad nauseam. The daily grind brings the rabbit to the brink of a nervous breakdown. This is ...

Growing up, we would always read silly stories about talking animals acting as humans. Rabbits seemed to be a particular artist favorite, popping up in several children’s books, movies, and television ...

On August 1, 1950, "Crusader Rabbit" debuted on the NBC-owned Los Angeles TV station KNBH, making history as the first animated series created specifically for TV broadcast. Produced as a satirical ...

Trix — a cereal which consists of unnaturally bright colored spheres — is going all natural, from its ingredients to its mascot. General Mills announced in June that it will rid its cereal of all ...

ROSS ANDERSON is currently writing the definitive book about the making of Roger Rabbit, beginning with Gary K. Wolf’s novel and Disney’s early Roger Rabbit development unit, continuing with the ...