Cartoons on Shine

Liza Donnelly: 12 Ways to Wear a Scarf

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Editor’s Note: Liza Donnelly, noted cartoonist for The New Yorker, is also the editor, with her husband, Michael Maslin, of the book

Childrens' book, "Hey Daddy"

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http://www.lulu.com/product/paperback/hey-daddy/5604017 Please review my book on Lulu.com You may preview the entire book. Thank you all for stopping by.

How to Date a Disney Princess

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How to Date a Disney Princess

We already got the skinny on how to be a Disney…

Marge Simpson Playboy Pics: Are Those Ink Blots Are Is She Just Happy To See Us? (PHOTOS, er, PICTURES)

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Aye carumba! Marge Simpson is on the cover of Playboy. The matriarch of the popular cartoon family, who graces the November issue of the adult publication, is the first cartoon character to be a Playboy cover girl. What does Homer have to say about this? D’oh!...

ROACH PRANKS

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I bet roaches really do this... Anyone agree? How do you like my toon?

The 40 Best Fictional Teachers

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Remember your favorite teacher? The one that inspired you to dissect a frog/understand Shakespeare/try out for the Mathletes? The teacher whose class you wanted to attend? We’d give ‘em all gold stars if we could. But today, we celebrate the next best thing: a round-up of 40 kick-ass fictional teachers. From ruler-wielding disciplinarians who demand respect to nurturing mentors who instill worldly wisdom to nutball professors who ignore the syllabus; these teachers get our shiny red apple of approval. – Andrea Zimmerman

The '80s cartoon revival and why we love it

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There is no avoiding the '80s revival these days whether it's through fashion (leggings, shoulder pads, acid wash), electro synth pop (Lady Gaga and LMFAO), and dance movies (remakes of "Footloose" and "Fame"). We've already seen adorable '80s icon

10 Kids Movies That Were Better Than the Book

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By Jeanne Sager

Another Harry Potter movie opens soon, and so begins another round of criticism about how the film does or doesn't live up to the book. But for all that griping about the books done wrong by Hollywood, what happens when the movie is really better than the book? Check…

The Dreaded X strikes again!!!

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