Weeks after Wicked star Ariana Grande was confirmed to be starring in a Meet the Parents sequel, she confirmed she will voice ...

Dr. Seuss’s imaginative characters help tell stories about life and philosophy, from Sneetches and xenophobia to the Lorax and the 1970s environmental movement.

“You get to see all of your favorite characters you grew up with,” McKenzie said. “I mean who doesn’t love song, dance and Seuss?” Beloved 'Seuss' characters come to life at Union ...

Luna the Poodle Mix strangely looks like her most famous nickname which is "Mulch Queen." With the cutest drumstick legs and metronome-like tail, you have to see her to understand what I'm saying.

Entertainment Dr. Seuss' 107th birthday: 8 favorite Dr. Seuss characters to celebrate the most Seussical day of the year Published: Mar. 02, 2011, 8:30 a.m.

So, Which Seuss Character Are You? If You Got Mostly As Flowers blossom at your feet and the birds of the world are competing to braid your hair in the morning — you are a living, breathing Lorax.

This Powderpuff Hairless Chinese Crested dog is so precious, he looks like some magical creature from a Dr. Seuss children's book. Just check him out if you'd like to see some cuteness overload.

Dr. Seuss Enterprises has launched 'Seuss Circle Time', an eight-part series for its channe on YouTube, which is now a "top priority" for the brand.

The Cat in the Hat is returning for more chaos in Warner Bros. Pictures Animation’s first animated adaptation of the beloved Dr. Seuss book, starring Bill Hader and Quinta Brunson.

It’s Dr. Seuss’s birthday! And we’ll celebrate in our own way. We’ll rank his movies from worst to first, even his cartoons! And I promise we’ll stop rhyming very soon.“The Cat in the ...

While Dr. Seuss depicted outrageous characters and situations, the books — like “Mulberry Street” — were often inspired by Geisel’s real life.

Paper suggests Kenyan monkey inspired Dr. Seuss’s Lorax character — and that monkey’s not doing great now, either By Holly Ramer Associated Press,July 23, 2018, 12:22 p.m.