With a turn by Mark Hamill and a saltily suggestive catchphrase for Patrick, the fourth SpongeBob film shows that anything can still happen in Bikini Bottom Could the students who snickered their way ...

The end-of-year box office gives us our last look at where theatrical animation sits heading into 2026. From a record-breaking faith-based debut to a billion-dollar Disney sequel to an underwater __ ...

Vimeo said mistakes were made in its “rushed” response to child protection laws, but concerns about the Staff Picks curation team’s independence linger. And then, on October 24, Staff Picks suddenly ...

The 'Wicked' star played the titular sea sponge in the musical's world premiere in Chicago and on Broadway Mike Marsland/WireImage; Jenny Anderson/Getty Ethan Slater auditioned for Broadway’s The ...

A 104-year-old World War II veteran had fans reaching for the Kleenex on Saturday night as he delivered an utterly mesmerizing performance of the National Anthem on his saxophone. Moments before the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At 104 years old, Dominic Critelli says music is his fountain of youth — and he proved it by performing the national anthem before ...

What are the new SpongeBob Tower Defense codes? Bikini Bottom is in danger and only the aquatic city's goofiest goobers can protect it. From SpongeGar to double Krabby Pattied-up Squidward, there's a ...

A World War II veteran is showing off his skills. Ahead of the New York Islanders’ matchup against the New York Rangers on Dec. 27, Dominick Critelli made his way to the ice. The 104-year-old veteran ...

SpongeBob SquarePantshas been one of the biggest franchises for Nickelodeon for decades at this point, and the character himself is also one of the most notable cartoon characters of all time. This ...

Dominick Critelli said he wanted to honor fallen soldiers with his performance Steven Ryan/NHLI via Getty Dominick Critelli, 104, played the national anthem on saxophone before the Islanders-Rangers ...

World War II veteran Dominic Critelli claims he found the fountain of youth through music. At 104, he still plays the saxophone beautifully every day. Critelli’s talents were on full display Saturday ...