Dancer Juliet Doherty was transformed into "Ballerina Pearl" for a take on "It's Over, Isn't It?", Pearl's beautiful song about love and loss from the episode "Mr. Greg." 

I've never been so happy to eat my words. Kevin's still the worst, though.

Importance of plot progression aside, we needed this breather.

The best (so far) episode of the run is followed by the worst.

The show delivers one of its best gut punches in a while.

The show's finally working out how to combine its magical and mundane plotlines.

Animation fans, we've got a blast from the past for you. Samurai Jack recently returned from the distant time of 2004 to wrap up the series with one last season, and now the show is back for another round on home video. The fifth season has arrived on Blu-ray and DVD today, and we've got a few copies for you to win!

"How many fucking black cartoon characters are on TV right now? Name five—I'll give you time." At San Diego Comic Con, when Tyler, The Creator was asked why the protagonist of his upcoming Adult Swim cartoon, The Jellies, was now black after having originally been white, this was his incisive response.

Steven Universe Soundtrack: Vol. 1, which includes all of the songs from the start of the series through episode 120, is now available on streaming services and digital platforms.

We're big fans of DC Super Hero Girls around here. They've been delivering fun, inspiring, and age-appropriate takes on DC's female heroes for their younger fans (as well as adults who value fun, inspiring takes on superheroes) not only through adorable web episodes and straight-to-video films, but through comics, books, and other merchandise. Now, they're making the jump into a full-fledged animated series!

Even with the short recap, there's a lot going on in those 49 seconds!

Rachel Kimsey's enthusiasm for her role on Cartoon Network's Justice League Action is palpable. I guess if you get to voice Wonder Woman for a living, how could it not be? I got to speak to the actor after the Justice League Action panel at WonderCon, and we talked about Wonder Woman's strengths, her flaws, fan fantasies, and what she brings to the role of Diana of Themyscira.

You don't get much more personable than Jason J. Lewis, whose warmth and friendliness at WonderCon this weekend made it clear that he was the perfect choice to bring Superman (as well as a slew of other characters) to life on Cartoon Network's Justice League Action. I had the pleasure of chatting with the voice actor about the show, and how he approaches voicing the Man of Steel.

"We'll go to a very messed up land" and "Who knows how it will end?" sings PB for the final miniseries, Elements.

I was fortunate enough to get to talk to Greg Cipes one-on-one just before the panel, and he talked about the broad appeal of Teen Titans GO! and his involvement with the name behind another big franchise...Star Trek!

While others spent April Fools' pretending to run for Congress or launching fake products, Rick & Morty began continuously streaming the first episode of Season 3.

Going to sleep-away camp for the first time can definitely be both exciting and scary, but what happens when you add magic, monsters, and sharks to that experience?