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.

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 ...

Some of the most enduring movie stars are animated; and several of them have been rabbits. Principal among these movie rabbits has been Bugs Bunny. Two dates around Bugs come together in 2025. First, ...

Bugs Bunny, one of the most beloved and enduring characters of the 20th century, turns 75 today. That’s a major milestone for any American pop culture icon, putting him on a plane right beside the ...

Everyone's favorite wabbit is back! Bugs Bunny is reuniting with his cartoon friends Tweety Bird, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, and more in HBO Max's Looney Tunes Cartoons series launching on May 27. Not ...

There hasn’t really been a forum for Looney Tunes shorts for a long time. Animated shorts used to play in theaters but the days of extra programming are gone in favor of more ads and more showtimes.

For a children’s show, Steven Goldberg says, this is big time. The veteran producer and promoter is talking about his newest multimedia extravaganza –“The Bugs Bunny World Tour: The Menace from Mars,” ...

Fifty-one years ago, the creators of Bugs Bunny could not have imagined the event that took place over the weekend at Poplar Creek. With a 50-member orchestra on stage and a huge screen lowered from ...

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 ...

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 ...