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Topic: Animation (page 2)

"Mike Judge Presents: Tales from the Tour Bus" (Cinemax)

Funk: "The black answer to Star Wars'"

Melanie McFarland
"Ralph Breaks the Internet" (Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Ralph Breaks the Toxic Internet of Men

Matthew Rozsa

Go from beginner to pastel masterpieces

Salon Marketplace

Take your next step to being an animator

Salon Marketplace
(United Artists)

The beloved "Yellow Submarine" returns

Colin Fleming
"The Simpsons" (FOX)

Trump has been good for "The Simpsons"

Amanda Marcotte
H. Jon Benjamin (AP/Fox/Salon)

"Salon Talks" with H. Jon Benjamin

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A still from "Luxo Jr." (Pixar)

Best of 2017: This little light

Spencer Porter
"Rick and Morty" (Adult Swim)

"What is Rick and Morty?" asks Twitter

Jarrett Lyons
"Rick and Morty" (Adult Swim)

"Rick and Morty" creator on depression

Jennie Neufeld
John Lasseter (Getty/Valerie Macon)

Pixar head is on the harassment hot seat

Rachel Leah
South Park (YouTube/South Park Studios)

"South Park" takes on Charlottesville

Gabriel Bell
A still from "Luxo Jr." (Pixar)

This little light

Spencer Porter
Matt Groening, creator of "The Simpsons," poses with his character creations Bart Simpson and Homer Simpson (AP/Chris Pizzello)

netflix taps "Simpsons" maker

Alessandra Maldonado

Comedy on mental health

Carrie Sheffield
Rick and Morty (Cartoon Network)

"Rick and Morty" return!

Matthew Rozsa
Samurai Jack (Cartoon Network)

"Samurai Jack"'s Honorable End

Melanie McFarland

what killed Stewart's HBO show

Matthew Rozsa
(FOX)

Taylor Link
(Getty/Chip Somodevilla/Disney Pixar)

Our tantrum president

Chauncey DeVega
Alan Barillaro, left, and Marc Sondheimer accept the award for best animated short film for "Piper" at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2017, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP) (Chris Pizzello/invision/ap)

Amanda Lee Myers
In this Friday, Dec. 9, 2016, photo, Ajani Russell poses with her artwork "Female Figures" prior to the Animated Women symposium at California Institute of the Arts, in Valencia, Calif. The California Institute of the Arts was created partly by Walt Disney's desire to bring more top-flight animators into the profession. And it has during its 47 years, though for a long time almost all were men. Now, nearly three-quarters of CalArts' more than 250 animation students are women, and there's a new goal: Ensure that when they land jobs, they get to draw female characters reflective of the real world and not just the nerds, sex bombs, tomboys or ugly villains who proliferate now. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) (AP)

John Rogers
(Fox)

The business of Bob's Burgers

Ashlie D. Stevens
Cover detail of "The Art of Archer" (Dey Street Books)

The art of Archer

Scott Timberg
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