Cartoons

The very adult medieval drama 'Game of Thrones' isn't a show you would associate with Walt Disney's brand of saccharine sweet mush. Not with its grisly portrayal of ancient fantasy, sex and violence, that is. But when you think of how many medieval epics Disney has itself produced in animation form, mixing the two for a fun Web video may not seem like a bad idea.

Cowabunga, dude! The mega-popular '80s franchise 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' is ready to make a big return to movie theaters in advance of their upcoming 30th anniversary. Paramount, Nickelodeon and producer Michael Bay are teaming up to bring back the "Heroes in a Half-Shell" with an all new reboot of the classic series.

Remember 'Doug,' the animated sitcom that ran on Nickelodeon, and then on the Disney Channel, throughout the '90s? The show's title character was a large-hearted, daydreaming, klutz of an 11-year old, who would often suffer indignities that such vulnerable types are subjected to. Especially when they are the new kid in school, as Doug was. But, despite his precarious position, Doug always had the

You probably missed them when you watched the show as a naive youngster, but 'Rugrats' was full of dark subtexts. These mature themes come to the forefront in Funny or Die's movie trailer spoof of the popular '90s kid's program, which features an even more evil than usual Angelica Pickles (played by Mae Whitman) murdering her grandfather, and then forcing the rest of the gang to cover up her heino

It turns out the only difference between between kid's show icon 'SpongeBob SquarePants' and a blotch of spilled yellow road paint is strategically placed eyes, shoes and square pants.  Check out a clever piece of improvised street art below.

In what may be the most impressive example of multitasking yet, a New York Times Magazine cartoonist drew the New York City Marathon while simultaneously running it.

Few monsters have appeared more on TV and film than Dracula. The character, who first appeared in Bram Stoker's novel way back in 1897, has long lapsed into the public domain. Thus, pretty much anyone can do whatever they want with The Count. Drac ...

Fans of '80s cartoons know that when Prince Adam holds aloft his mighty sword and says "By the Power of Grayskull!" he transforms into the muscular (and constantly shirtless) hero He-Man. But did you know that He-Man also has PowerPoint? If this amusing illustration is any indication, Eternia's protector is just as handy with presentation software he is with a sword.