Who knew it was possible to establish the biggest queer energy in the universe by simply holding on a shot of two characters sitting in the back seat of a car? Well, Steven Universe Future did it ...

A spacefaring spinoff of the hit Cartoon Network series Steven Universe will debut on Prime Video, creator Rebecca Sugar ...

The new characters are part of a special Steven Universe in-game event that started today and runs through December 18th. In addition to the new characters, there’s a new 3v3 game mode called ...

In viral anti-racism PSA, "Steven Universe" character Pearl challenges our whitewashed history The beloved show returns to Cartoon Network for the ongoing PSA series, with new installments rolling ...

Everyone's favorite gems are coming back to the screen. Here's everything we know about the 'Steven Universe' prequel, 'Lars ...

We invited Dietz, along with Zach Callison (titular character Steven Universe), Deedee Magno Hall (Pearl) and series creator Rebecca Sugar to our L.A. Times Comic-Con studio in hopes of getting ...

Steven Universe: The Movie plays less as a sequel to the series so far than a Greatest Hits collection — almost a primer for newcomers, even if it won’t have the same impact on them that 160 ...

In celebration of 'Steven Universe' turning 10, creator Rebecca Sugar discusses Garnet's wedding, unseen Gems and the possibility of a series revival. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

“Steven Universe” began as a sweet series about a boy (voiced by Zach Callison) and his three “Crystal Gem” alien guardians — Amethyst (Michaela Dietz), Pearl (Deedee Magno), and Garnet ...

Steven Universe playing the long game with its character arcs succeeds at demonstrating this lesson so well, even with a side character like Sadie. Bonus points go to this episode for Steven ...

There are 160 episodes of Steven Universe, but which are the best? ... “Last One Out of Beach City” sees Pearl join Steven and Amethyst as they head out to a rock concert.

But the filler episodes give Steven Universe its soul. They don’t drastically alter characters or come with world-ending stakes, but they establish the show’s idea of normalcy and community.