Animation/Arts & Entertainment

1. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Volume 1 Review — 2007-09-29
   The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya has grown to be one of the most popular anime in Japan and around the world. Aired in 2006, this smash-hit dominated the anime market at the time and ... »
   
    
2. Funny Cartoons for your Health — 2007-01-19
   We live in a chaotic world where the power of smiling has been forgotten amidst the cities' traffic, job's pressures, conflictive relationships, and many other issues stressing people at ... »
   
    
3. Japanese Anime — 2007-01-08
   To the world outside Japan, the word anime refers to animation of cartoon or comic-style illustrations that are of Japanese origin. These may either be hand drawn, computer-assisted ... »
   
    
4. Corporate Training Videos. Corporate Video Production — 2006-12-14
   Video has long been recognized as a valuable teaching medium because it can effectively convey to students an instructor's visual clues. Simple, friendly with direct tone linked to ... »
   
    
5. Rediscover Bugs Bunny, Superman, Batman, Dexter and other cartoon characters — 2006-10-21
   Turner Broadcasting’ Cartoon Network Channel is perhaps one of the most appreciated cable television for children. It was launched in 1992 in United States. This channel has gained the ... »
   
    
6. Japanese Anime and Manga — 2006-03-06
   Japan is the home for many unique things and two which have become popular worldwide are Anime and Manga. Manga, similar to western comic books, are unbelievably popular in today’s ... »
   
    
7. Dogs In The Cartoons — 2005-09-20
   America loves dogs in films and on television. We also seem to love dogs in the pages of the Sunday funnies and in animation. To list all of the cartoon dogs that have made some kind of ... »
   
    
8. Dogs In American Animation — 2005-09-20
   One of the most beloved subjects for the creation of cartoon characters in America is the dog. Countless dogs have graced movie and television screens as animated characters – too many to ... »