These characters raised generations, nurtured imaginations and provided visibility. Here are eight Black female cartoon characters.

From slapstick classics to modern-day heroes, these cartoon characters shaped generations and defined American animation. Whether you grew up with them or still quote them today, these icons are more ...

Pixar movies hold a great deal of nostalgia for many people. From Toy Story, which kicked off the animation studio’s historic ...

Over the years, bald cartoon characters like Homer Simpson, Aang, and Charlie Brown have become icons in pop culture, winning over audiences with their humour, relatability, and unique personalities.

But this Japanese animated show wasn’t merely a cartoon; it was a daily dose of entertainment. His quick wit, bizarre one-liners, and signature high-pitched tone made the character iconic and ...

Michael Ramirez hit a new low with his May 9 editorial cartoon, “An American pope ... Let’s call the Republican Party by its real name: the Monarchist Party. It is dismaying that presumably ...

You don't know what bZ is? That would be the bZ4X, minus the 4X characters, in a bid to simplify one of the strangest vehicle names in the industry. Now that the name change part is out of the way ...

The characters’ names are no longer Katherine and Michael but Keisha (Lovie Simone) and Justin (Michael Cooper Jr.). The story takes place in Los Angeles, not in New Jersey. Both characters are ...

In the world of comics and animation, anything is possible. Cartoon characters can change their shape or size and tend to have an endless amount of energy and strength. In addition, they often ...

For one, it centers on two Black teens, and the characters’ names have been changed to Keisha and Justin. And while the emotions the teenage characters display are universal, they are also ...