It’s the same reason the New Yorker has so many cartoons with kings, or barbarians, or guys on desert islands. It’s the context. “It’s just funny when you have a dog say something that a ...

During Carnival, groups like Sons of Gandhi promote Afro-Brazilian culture ... ranging from superheroes to cartoon characters and clowns. And then the dogs socialized under the shadow.

They found themselves the subject of an important new scientific study that revealed there are five times more dogs in New Yorker magazine cartoons than there were 40 years ago. Cartoonist and dog ...

Bayley's floppy black ears, her big button nose and even the size and shape of her head appear to perfectly match the familiar cartoon image of Snoopy, Charlie Brown's pet dog in the "Peanuts ...

Snoopy is the famously silent dog that originated in the “Peanuts” comic strip by Charles M. Schulz in October of 1950. He also appeared in various “Peanuts” television specials ...

A cartoon dog has become an unlikely role model for dads across the world with his fun-loving approach to modern parenting. Bandit Heeler is the hugely-popular father figure in Bluey, an ...