The second in the seasonal Tinker Bell movies comes to Blu-ray and DVD today from Walt Disney Home Ent., and we find out what's new with our favorite fairy.

Director David Bowers and Animation Director Jakob Jensen tell us all about Imagi's Astro Boy.

Traditional animation is definitely back at Disney and the directors of The Princess and the Frog give us a sneak peek.

Mark Simon discusses the havoc being caused by TiVO on the commercial production industry.

Bill Desowitz traveled to London and reports back on the making of Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Animation vet Darrell Van Citters resurrects the ghost of a lost TV classic in his new book.

Dr. Toon dissects Disney's Marvel Purchase as a cultural benchmark.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson tells a spooky story that's more common than she realized.

The director of Star Wars: The Clone Wars discusses "Rise of the Bounty Hunters" and a host of new animated wrinkles in season two.

This month Mark Simon relays an incident that happened with an invoice that he chalks up as direct result of the recession.

Rick DeMott had a chance to chat with Heather Kenyon, Head of Sales and Project Development at Starz Animation, to find out more about the growing studio.

Rick DeMott talks with producer Tom Klein about the challenges of creating the R-rated, 2D animated film, The Haunted World of El Superbeasto, directed by Rob Zombie.

We return for a second helping of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs with the directors and Pete Nash, the animation director.

Dr. Toon reminisces about the highlights of his AWN column, which turns 10 this month.

Ted Thomas discusses the making of his new documentary, Walt & El Grupo, revealing a hidden chapter in the fabled life of Walt Disney.

Animation Director Joe Ksander goes deeper into 9 with AWN.

Shane Acker discusses how he pulled off his long-awaited feature directorial debut as well as his latest short at Gnomon and future projects.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson explores the importance of remembering names for networking and career advancement.

Mark Simon reminisces about Creepy Magazine and Uncle Creepy.

We offer some highlights from "The Marc Davis Celebration of Animation: Hayao Miyazaki" last month at The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.