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From red hot Twenties jazz to the contemporary stylings of Gorillaz, we pay homage to cartoon bands.

Also known as Fauntleroy Fox and Crawford Crow in their comic book appearances - the duo starred in twenty-one cartoons in the 1940s.

Disney may be the leading purveyor of safe, family-friendly entertainment today, but that hasn't always been the case.

Created by Rudolf Ising, this cartoon dog headlined three Warner Bros. cartoons in the early 1930s

Tyer's crude drawings and off-kilter movements can give the impression of being slapdash, but like a great jazz musician improvises around a melody, Tyer expertly bent and stretched his characters with a playful sense of experimentation.

Spence developed his kinetic style working under Ub Iwerks and Tex Avery and went on to animate some of Tom & Jerry's wildest moments.

Historian Vincent Alexander has put together a collection of fire and water animation that spans more than 90 years.

To celebrate the 110th birthday of the looniest of the Looney Tunes directors, we’re looking at some of the best freakouts in his filmography.

You may not know its name, but you certainly know the melody.

Hollywood tried hard to make theatrical cartoons less raunchy and fun, but animators still found a way to keep their work weird.