Two days ago a Redditor who goes by the handle SexualWeasel posted a "quick" drawing he randomly sketched of a proposed logo for the NSA modeled after Pixar's iconic vanity card.

El Día De Los Muertos may be a Mexican holiday that traces back to the Aztecs, but Disney would like to give the silent treatment to those 2,000-3,000 years of cultural tradition and co-opt the phrase for its own greedy gringo purposes: On May 1, Disney filed 10 applications for various trademarks relating to the…

Mike Senna, a part-time robot builder from Orange County, California, dedicated over 3,000 man hours across two year to constructing a fully functioning RC replica of the robot WALL-E from Pixar's animated movie of the same name.

Andrew Stanton, who's had a hand in nearly every Pixar movie worth watching, has received a decent amount of flak for his live-action directorial debut, John Carter, losing Disney a whole bunch of money.

In the spirit of this weekend's smash hits: fuck you, Pixar.

No surprise here: Brave is now the 13th Pixar movie to debut in first place at the box office. That makes Pixar 13 for 13.

Mike and Sully are back together again for the first time in Monsters University — Pixar's prequel to 2001's Monsters, Inc.

A cute kitty and the Pixar animated short For the Birds join forces in a Geneva-Convention-skirting bid to rub out all the unfortunate souls who forgot their last insulin shot at work.

Normally, I wouldn't want to bring up something of this gravity during the holidays, but I have to take a firm stand on an issue that's been bothering me for a long while. I've sat by long enough and did nothing while wrongs were committed, on greater and greater scales. But no more. Today I make my stand. Here goes:

Here's a trailer for Disney/Pixar's (yup) John Carter, a space epic based on Edgar Rice Burroughs's old-timey Barsoom pulp novel series. This is to be Taylor Kitsch's big star-maker, so will it work?

Some would argue that she never left, that she's just staying in it, but either way, her new movie performed pretty well. So did Transformers, duh. Though Zookeeper fared less well.

Fireworks weren't the only things exploding this weekend, as Michael Bay's latest disaster trundled into theaters and connected big-time. Meanwhile, two oldsters sputtered out and three youngsters fared just OK.

Here's a trailer for Brave, Pixar's first fairy tale—and first film featuring a female lead—which will hit theaters next June. Set in the Scottish Highlands, Brave tells the story of a little red-headed warrior princess named Merida and her courageous fight against the tradition of her land and a mysterious,…

The unlikely duo might be paired up in a new/old movie musical. Also today: Nicole Kidman is a replacement, a big new miniseries is on the way, and Law & Order: SVU has its new detectives!

The bulletproof animation hut produces a hit once again, narrowly avoiding catastrophe. Also: Green Lantern continues to tank, Cameron Diaz is the new Kristen Wiig (except not), and Conan can't win.

On this final weekend of June, you are given the choice of taking the kids with you to see a movie about talking cars, or leaving them at home to fend for themselves and seeing Cameron Diaz swear a lot.

Let the good vibes flow while you watch this fun montage looking back at 25 years of PIxar movies and shorts. Can you name them all?

With over 300 weather balloons, National Geographic successfully recreates Pixar's Up by launching a small house into the air, setting a new world record for the largest balloon cluster flight ever attempted.

There are so many reasons Pixar would be an awesome company to work for, but being able to go into their super cool office everyday may be the top.

500 scenes from all eleven Pixar films, cutting every few seconds and underscored by awe-inspiring music that encapsulates the wonder that these films have conjured in us over the years. Try it.