Kelly Rowland & Method Man are set to lead the Amazon MGM Studios Rom-Com 'Relationship Goals'; Robin Thede & Annie Gonzalez ...

DreamWorks Animation’s heartwarming “The Wild Robot” ran away with the most trophies at the 52nd annual Annie Awards with nine, including best feature. Netflix’s video game adaptation ...

The board of ASIFA-Hollywood, the organization behind the 52nd annual Annie Awards, pondered, like many other organizers behind events on the awards season calendar, whether the show should be ...

DEAR ANNIE: My name is Jess, and I’ve always prided myself on being the “steady one.” I have a good job as a marketing manager, a wonderful husband named “Fred,” and a life that feels ...

DEAR ANNIE: I have two grown children who are doing well, both married, and one is expecting my first grandson. I’m a widow; their dad passed away 10 years ago. We all live in different cities ...

Dear Annie: My husband and I have been together for over 30 years. He was married once before and has two adult children. His previous marriage was a nightmare, ending in a bitter divorce.

That dialogue, of course, is filled with humor and sweetness in the spirit of the long-running comic strip “Little Orphan Annie” on which the musical is based. Harold Gray created the strip in ...

Dear Annie: I have two grown children who are doing well, both married, and one is expecting my first grandson. I’m a widow; their dad passed away 10 years ago. We all live in different cities ...

Marvel's main Star Wars comic title is relaunching in May in a new era, set after the end of the Galactic Civil War at the dawn of the New Republic. Written by Alex Segura with art by Phil Noto ...

Writer David Pepose is still in the midst of his acclaimed Space Ghost comic run at Dynamite, and now he's turning his attention to rebooting another classic cartoon superhero into a modern comic ...

which in turn is based on Little Orphan Annie, the 1924 comic strip by Harold Gray. Annie: A Royal Adventure! is a TV sequel, released in the United States in 1995 and internationally in 1996.

It’s also a sign that officials really believe the alternative is unacceptable. By David Leonhardt It has become a cliché to lament that the U.S. government no longer does big, audacious things.