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John Lasseter rebuilding Disney's animation division. Return of cell animation hinted.

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The Venice Film Festival will honour John Lasseter and the entire staff of Disney/Pixar with a Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement.

John Lasseter pisses off Disney animation staffers by bringing in Pixar composer Randy Newman to write the songs for The Frog Princess.

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In a shocking move, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences only nominated 3 movies for its best Animated Feature Film category: Cars, Happy Feet & Monster House.

Chris Williams has been handed Chris Sanders' American Dog. What's he going to do with it?

Confusion and controversy swirl around Disney's animated movie American Dog. Animation Boy digs through the dog pile.

What are the 20 most important moments in CGI movie history? I take you through my list of candidates. Part #1 of a 5-part series.

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Disney's Bolt, formerly American Dog, will be going 3-D when it comes out on November 26, 2008. Movie directed by Chris Williams and stars John Travolta.

A controversial Bolt image has animation fans seeing red. I take you inside the controversy. BONUS: a new WALL-E image.

Check out the nominees for the 36th Annual Annie Awards. ASIFA-Hollywood sponsors the event on January 30, 2009.

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The Walt Disney Company announced that Cars 2 will be Pixar's animated movie for 2011. Movie will likely star voices of Owen Wilson, Bonnie Hunt and Larry the Cable Guy.

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Why have DreamWorks and Disney mended their fences? And will the Rabbit return?

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Rumour Mill hits overdrive: Will The Frog Princess have a more African-American slant than traditional Disney fare? Randy Newman score would start to make sense.

Disney's The Frog Princess is getting a major buzz ever since the Mouse House announced it as a project. Here's the skinny.

In this exclusive interview, "Glago's Guest" AP Doeri Welch-Greiner discusses the new Disney Shorts program.

In Part #1 of this exclusive interview, "Glago's Guest" production manager Doeri Welch-Greiner talks about working on the short, and losing her director to Bolt.

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James MacAvoy (Wanted) and Emily Blunt (The Devil Wears Prada) negotiating to lend their voices to Rocket Pictures/Miramax's Gnomeo and Juliet.

Alicia Keys is working hard to get the role of Maddy, the title role in Disney's The Frog Princess. Can she do it? I also check out the other major contestants.

In this exclusive interview, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure director Klay Hall and producer Sean Lurie talk about the trials and tribulations of making the film.

In this exclusive interview, director Klay Hall and producer Sean Lurie discuss how Disney's Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure came together.

Norwegian lamp company Luxo is suing Disney/Pixar for copyright infringement over a box set featuring the Up DVD with a Luxo Jr. lamp.

Meet the Robinsons had a rough first weekend, making less than $30 million in theatres. What went wrong? And what does this mean for Disney's future?

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