'Up' wins best feature at Annie Awards
8:32 PM PST 2/6/2010 by Carolyn Giardina,
AP
Jeffrey Katzenberg honored at ceremony
Pixar Animation Studio's "Up" was named best animated feature, and its helmer Pete Docter was honored for direction, at the 37th annual Annie Awards for animation, Saturday at UCLA's Royce Hall.
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