Political cartoonist Steve Benson believed I was wrong about everything. But we had one thing in common that mattered more than anything else.

In the 1970s, the “Super Friends” cartoon adopted the catchphrase “truth, justice and peace for all mankind,” a wholesome message for young Saturday morning viewers.

The release of Superman in U.S. theaters is right around the corner and the film is definitely ramping up promotional efforts as the first look at the Hall of Justice has been unveiled.

The Horry County Coroner’s Office is releasing the name of the 18-year-old killed at a Myrtle Beach restaurant.

Friends of the Everglades killed the Big Cypress Swamp Jetport project in 1969. Can they stop 'Alligator Alcatraz'?

The San Francisco Giants and Relix have teamed up to present the Heart of Town, a three-night concert series celebrating the Grateful Dead and the city ...

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Thirty years ago, Pixar rocketed into the popular imagination with Buzz Lightyear’s much-quoted motto, “To infinity and beyond!” Twenty-eight hit animated movies later, infinity comes for ...

This week in China, a quite mysterious and previously-unannounced cg-animated Tom & Jerry feature is world premiering and it appears to be made primarily for Chinese audiences. The film is called ...