Rebecca Sugar’s commitment to LGBTQ visibility continues to drive ‘Steven Universe’ “Steven Universe” creator Rebecca Sugar. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times, left; Cartoon Network) ...

We confirmed that the Rebecca Sugar featured in the reader art section of the 2002 Devil May Cry 2 issue is in fact the famed ...

Rebecca Sugar on finding that ‘Steven Universe feeling’ and the future of the verse. ... Sugar is in, “I’d love to make an album, that’s something I’m always hoping [for].” ...

A spacefaring spinoff of the hit Cartoon Network series Steven Universe will debut on Prime Video, creator Rebecca Sugar announced at the Annecy Animation Film Festival this month. SIGN UP FOR DECIDER ...

Rebecca Sugar didn’t set out to be an entertainment trailblazer. Growing up as a bisexual adolescent, sitting in her suburban Washington home and watching TV, she simply absorbed who was ...

Rebecca Sugar is about to make a little TV history. And right now, she is not entirely enjoying it. “I’m having a hard time feeling good about all this,” she says, with a half-laugh ...

Adult Swim unveiled 'The Elephant,' a unique animated special, plus renewals for 'Ninja Kamui,' new projects from 'Smalls,' and more at Annecy.

Rebecca Sugar. Sugar played the long game with Ruby and Sapphire, not even revealing them or Garnet’s true nature until Episode 52, “Jailbreak.” One hundred episodes later, ...

Rebecca Sugar [Photo: courtesy of Cartoon Network] Steven’s driving force throughout the whole series has been helping everyone else. One of his principle powers is, in fact, the ability to heal ...

Rebecca Sugar: It's a complicated answer, because when I initially pitched the show, I pitched it as a show about change and growth. The fact that the story did evolve, ...

Rebecca Sugar's intergalactic saga is finally getting its TV movie—and she explains how it's her "hugest endeavor ever." "I find that media for adults is often, ironically, very immature.

Rebecca Sugar on How ‘Steven Universe’ Fans Embraced Ruby and Sapphire’s Wedding “It’s just great because they never think there’s anything inherently adult or surprising about their ...