Cartoon Network's output during the 2010s remains seriously underrated. Let's take a look at the network's greatest shows of that era and try to rank them.

The Hunger Games might be the best-known dystopian tale in recent memory, but books like The Giver, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Road are superior.

Typically, when a publicist sends you an advance copy of an album, it’s accompanied by anecdotes from the musician as context for your first listen. For Mitski’s latest, though, I was given two quotes ...

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Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons met while filming Fargo in 2015, and they were both nominated for their first-ever Oscars for their performances in The Power of the Dog.

Meara covers streaming service news for CNET. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in journalism. When she's not writing, she likes to dote over her cat, sip black coffee ...

We’ve Got A File On You features interviews in which artists share the stories behind the extracurricular activities that dot their careers: acting gigs, guest appearances, random internet ephemera, ...

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It had an uphill battle, but Netflix's live-action remake of One Piece has found its fans. We get critical about the ...

As the service enters its 'cartoon era,' 100 cartoons are landing on Tubi beginning on March 1. See a list of shows coming soon.

After disappearing from streaming entirely in 2025, a cornerstone of Cartoon Network’s classic era is finally back, and it’s just as spooky today as it was when it aired.

The new mini-series on BritBox, “The Game,” is not only tense, but also a bit frustrating. The storyline is intriguing, but ...