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Don’t you dare touch Woody, Pixar. Don’t. You. Dare.

The directors of ‘Inside Out’ and ‘Frozen’ will replace John Lasseter as the chief creative officers of the two most powerful studios in animation.

Now that you’ve seen the new Pixar movie, did you spot all these callbacks and references to other films and Pixar classics?

Parents will get a huge kick out of this kids movie about a family of superheroes.

Annie Potts, the voice of Bo Peep, reveals why ‘Toy Story 4’ has been delayed again and again.

Mr. Incredibles, Elastigirl, Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack are all back in the new Pixar sequel.

Elastigirl gets a new suit in ‘The Incredibles 2,’ and Edna Mode is NOT pleased.

The Incredibles are back this summer, and they even have time to squeeze in a little vacay before saving the world.

Watch the first full look at this summer’s big Pixar sequel. (Jack Jack!)

The Supers are back! Meet the voice cast of ‘The Incredibles 2’ with new character descriptions and plot details.

Pixar and Disney Animation head John Lasseter has taken a leave of absence after accusations of sexual misconduct.

A new Pixar film is opening next week, but you can bet Coco will also arrive with some exciting Pixar news. Ahead of the studio’s latest animated adventure, Pixar fans are getting one incredible treat. On Saturday – as in tomorrow, as in just a few hours from now...

Pixar’s ‘Coco’ and ‘Cars 2,’ ‘The Boss Baby,’ and, yes, ‘The Emoji Movie,’ have all been submitted for the Oscars’ Best Animated Film.

A new clip and featurette shows how extensive research trips to Mexico helped the artists at Pixar to create their latest animated feature.

Every time Pixar releases another sequel like Monsters University or Cars 3, a hefty portion of fans wring their hands and declare that the studio is past its prime or lost its edge. And there’s probably a certain amount of truth to the idea that Pixar is more about extending franchises than creating new one (although they’ve still pumped out a fair amount of new movies lately, like The Good Dinosaur, Brave, and Inside Out, which might be the best Pixar production ever).

Everyone knows Pixar as one of the premiere animation studios on the planet. But did you know Pixar was originally part of Lucasfilm? It’s true; before Pixar became a separate company it was a division of George Lucas’ company, where it worked on creating computer technology that could be used in special effects. Its early work included some of the first computer-generated special effects in movies, including Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and Young Sherlock Holmes. That’s one of the facts featured in this all-Pixar edition of You Think You Know Movies!