Nose picking, bubbly tummies, vomit and a host of other bodily functions are the humorous stock-in-trade of theRugrats, a low-brow Peanuts gang, or Beavis-and-Buttheads-in-training. One might wish for ...

Every other Rugrats game has been a load of dirty diapers -- graphics that broke up like a porcelain doll, gameplay and level design that worked about as well as dried Playdoh, and control that felt ...

For some, it's the last real taste of innocence, and the first real taste of life.

“Rugrats in Paris — The Movie” towers over the first animated feature from the Nickelodeon babies, chiefly because of Susan Sarandon, who lends a ferocious French-accented voice to the villain, Coco ...

The movie will be a live-action hybrid. Attention all '90s kids: "Rugrats" is getting the movie treatment once again, "Good Morning America" has confirmed. Paramount Pictures is developing a ...

The following movie guide is intended to help parents decide if a recently released film is appropriate viewing for young children and teenagers. “Rugrats in Paris: The Movie” (G, 1 hr., 20 min.) A ...

THQ Inc. and Nickelodeon's hit game franchise, Rugrats, has gone beyond $100 million in sales, making it one of the most powerful childrens' franchise in PlayStation history. The sales are boosting ...

From Ice Cream Mountain to a fantastic voyage to retrieve a watermelon seed, “Rugrats” has taken us on funny, bold, and often moving adventures for over 30 years. Though its original audience is all ...

A group of rambunctious toddlers travel a trip to Paris. As they journey from the Eiffel Tower to Notre Dame, they learn new lessons about trust, loyalty and love.