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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In Kansas City, Patrick Mahomes can seem a little larger than life. But at Arrowhead Stadium Saturday morning, that statement never seemed more true. Before the Chiefs and Texans ...
Claymation versions of several Chiefs players will be in “A Kingdom Christmas Story: Hail Merry.” Courtesy of the Kansas City Chiefs The Chiefs are making Christmas their own. For the second ...
The late singer and actor released his original rendition of the holiday classic in 1962 Nicholas Rice is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE Magazine. He began working with the brand as an Editorial Intern in ...
A series of beloved commercials are making a long overdue comeback. On Sept. 10, Lipton Brisk Iced Tea announced it tapped singer Doja Cat to revive its signature claymation advertisements. The ...
Have you ever wondered what your favorite Kansas City Chiefs player would look like in Claymation? Well, even if that's not something that's crossed your mind, the Chiefs are releasing "A Kingdom ...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Chiefs are giving fans a special gift Christmas Eve. The organization announced plans to release a Christmas Claymation film featuring head coach Andy Reid, ...
The jazz sensation's new holiday video also features Mei Mei the Bunny and Santa himself. Get all the details. By Kyle Denis With just a few weeks to go until Christmas, Santa Claus is definitely ...
Claymation was once a staple of kid’s programming, and shows like Gumby were all the rage. Now, we seem to have the claymation films from Aardman Studios, and not much else. But the art of ...
Confession: I miss Community so much. I have loved the quirky comedy TV series since its first season, and even stuck with during its tumultuous times. Now that the show is sadly canceled for good, I ...
PORTLAND, Ore. - Will Vinton, an Oscar-winning animator who invented Claymation, a style of stop-motion animation, and brought the California Raisins to TV, has died in Oregon. He was 70. Citing a ...
A British researcher turns to claymation to promote a life-saving drug. Nov. 17, 2011— -- Ian Roberts is an epidemiologist, but he's venturing into territory usually reserved for breakfast ...
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