Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes franchise is making a comeback on Cartoon Network this April with the return of classic shows.

Warner Bros. is developing a Speedy Gonzales movie with director Jorge R. Gutiérrez.

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A treasure trove of Saturday morning cartoons will soon be available to watch for free. Tubi, a lesser-known but free, ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox Corporation confirmed that a slew of ...

Casting for Looney Tunes characters, dancers, and character escorts. Characters and dancers will perform on set during park operation in a new dance-influenced show. Must be available on the weekends.

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Streaming started out awesome. Then it slowly got worse, as more and more platforms scattered the best titles across exclusive services and raised prices multiple times a year. In an era of bundles, ...

March 1st is going to be a great day for fans of Saturday morning cartoon classics thanks to Tubi, and the streaming platform is going to be a platform cartoon lovers are going to want to visit ...

When it comes to muscle cars from the golden era, we usually picture them as restored classics in pristine condition. But these are exceptions. Most muscle cars are still rotting away in junkyards, ...

Philadelphia is set for a professional women’s basketball revival Friday. The city, which has not hosted a pro women’s team since 1998 when the Philadelphia Rage and the American Basketball League ...

Our news organization will celebrate its 169th birthday on Feb. 3, and we have a good story to tell about our past, present and future. So we’re going to tell it, one presentation at a time. And we ...

Apparently, that’s not all, folks. After years of outrage over Warner Bros. Discovery’s treatment of The Looney Tunes, which Warner Bros. has been using for logo, merchandising, and Space Jam purposes ...