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The Looney Tunes are coming back — but that’s not all folks! On Monday, Warner Bros. Animation announced its plans for “Looney Tunes Cartoons,” a series of new short-form cartoons starring iconic and ...

Whether he’s the destabilizing force of Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes’ glory days, or more centered in contemporary reboots that can’t measure up, Bugs Bunny remains a towering cartoon influence.

Great comedy is timeless, and so are great characters. And as countless generations who grew up watching them will tell you, it doesn’t get any greater than Looney Tunes. In the history of animation!

Here’s a heartwarming moment of corporate cooperation as cartoon characters owned by four different entertainment conglomerates—Mickey Mouse (Disney), Bugs Bunny (Warner Bros.), Scrat (20th Century ...

We know what you were thinking. You were thinking that although it's been a pretty decent week so far, one of the things that would brighten up your Thursday, April 29, a little more would be in HBO ...

It's been 80 years since the iconic Bugs Bunny first appeared in the classic Looney Tunes short "A Wild Hare" on July 27, 1940. In the eight decades since, Bugs has become one of the most recognizable ...

They start the panel each with their own signature delivery of the iconic "what's up, doc" line and it is everything. The panel is rounded out with Looney Tunes Cartoons executive producer Pete ...

“June Bugs 2001,” a 49-hour marathon of Bugs Bunny cartoons airing on the Cartoon Network. The marathon, which kicks off today and continues until midnight Sunday, will run the cartoons in ...

The program note for "Bad Bugs Bunny," part of the animation sidebar at S.F. IndieFest's fourth annual Another Hole in the Head film festival, is mysterious. While it allows that it is a collection of ...

Less than two months ago, the AOL Time Warner-owned Cartoon Network kicked up controversy over its decision not to show 12 Bugs Bunny cartoons considered to be too racially and politically charged as ...