As loved as shows like Barney & Friends, Mr. Bean, and In Living Color were in the '90s, they would not hold up the same in today's TV landscape.

Those fuzzy green sprouts that once turned terracotta figurines into pop culture punchlines are officially Hollywood-bound.

From 'Big Trouble in Little China' to 'The Goonies', some tubular classics should remain in the decade of decadence.

There was a very specific moment in the 1980s when television executives looked at children and thought:“What if we simply ...

The deal is for CAN$630 million, Wildbrain said in a release announcing the deal. That is roughly $457 million U.S. When the transaction is completed, Sony — which already owns approximately 39% of ...