If you’re planning a movie night, this is the week to press play on a long list of titles that are cycling off Netflix between Monday, 9/1 and Sunday, 9/7 (with one extra on Monday, 9/8). Below you’ll ...

Julia Taggart has led efforts to preserve the legacy of "The Wallace and Ladmo Show," despite being born after it went off the air. Her work resulted in a historic preservation designation for the ...

The Phoenix Public Library is about to honor Valley icons Wallace and Ladmo with a commemorative library card. Later this month, library officials will unveil a special-edition card paying tribute to ...

Shawn and his partner stepped into his play, 'What We Did Before Our Moth Days,' subbing in for actors who were ill. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer Wallace Shawn and his partner, Deborah Eisenberg, ...

In 2023, the clay supplier for Aardman, the studio behind WALLACE AND GROMIT, shut down, sending warning bells throughout the studio. “For many years, Aardman has used a type of clay manufactured by a ...

Cheese-loving inventor Wallace and his long-suffering canine Gromit have spent four decades experimenting with technology – often with disastrous consequences. However, their creators are planning to ...

The show marks the 50th anniversary of Aardman, which also gave us Shaun the Sheep and Morph. Aardman founders Nick Park, Peter Lord, and David Sproxton pose with a few of their characters at the ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick The playwright and his collaborator André Gregory are together again, delivering a sumptuous set of interlinked monologues about life, ...

Wallace and Gromit chase Feathers McGraw in this model from "The Wrong Trousers" (1993). Aardman Animations LTD, Wallace & Gromit LTD A new exhibition in London takes visitors behind the scenes of the ...

Wallace and Gromit star in a campaign to encourage people to visit England. | dG1fLXltY3VDX0RXc00 Trump voter regret is clearly registering now New cases of a deadly bacterial disease alarm doctors ...

When I was growing up there were three channels on the telly, which seems quaint now. You watched what was on, like it or lump it. But I have only good memories of children’s TV in the 1970s. Hiding ...