DreamWorks Animation has acquired the rights to the iconic 1920s cartoon character Felix the Cat for an undisclosed sum, adding the cat to its library of classic characters including Lassie, Waldo, ...

There was no cash in this magic bag. The Australian descendants of one of the creators of Felix the Cat claim an upstate New York man cut them out of the business for decades and controlled the rights ...

DreamWorks Animation has acquired all rights to Felix the Cat, the feline cartoon from the silent film era, DWA CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg said during a speech at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas. A ...

Tommy José Stathes might have the largest collection of vintage animated films in the world stuffed into a storage unit in Queens. Credit...Gabby Jones for The New York Times Supported by By Paige ...

LAFAYETTE -- A new store at Olde Lafayette Village is devoted to the wide-eyed, big-grinned Felix the Cat, who has made his way from the era of silent films into a modern-day iconic cartoon character.

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NEW YORK — “Guess you could say I hoard,” Tommy José Stathes said as he maneuvered around the shelves of his storage unit. Large enough to accommodate a minivan, it was stuffed with thousands of film ...