Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Studios have teamed up to sign their first joint overall deal – with Pete Browngardt, exec producer of HBO Max’s Looney Tunes Cartoons The deal will allow ...

Cartoon Network’s Tuesday night (May 3) series premiere of The Looney Tunes Show (8 p.m.) charted as basic cable’s #1 program in its time period among all boys demos, and propelled the network’s ...

In addition to reviving MAD Magazine and putting another spin on classic DC Comics characters as we reported yesterday, Cartoon Network has announced that it also plans to bring back Looney ...

Cartoon Network said Wednesday during its upfront presentation that it is launching a new version of Warner Bros.' classic "Looney Tunes" series starring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. By James Hibberd, ...

The dry, sardonic and droll Bugs Bunny of recent The Looney Tunes Show is gone. “The hilarious, heroic and mischievous Bugs Bunny you love is back” according to the Cartoon Network who is once again ...

Cartoon Network unveiled their new line-up of content today at its annual Advertising Upfront presentation at New York’s Time Warner Center. The network announced that coming later in the year would ...

Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network studios have signed a joint overall deal with “Looney Tunes Cartoons” showrunner Pete Browngardt, the studios announced Monday. Under the multiyear agreement ...

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Cartoon Network developed eye-catching custom graphics with production media company Global OnBoard Partners transforming the interior of the entire fleet of Spirit planes into an immersive experience ...

Steven Quincy Urkel, the geek icon portrayed with nasally glee by actor Jaleel White on Family Matters from 1989 to 1997, has become pivotal part of Cartoon Network and HBO Max’s animation plans for ...

Cartoon Network has announced that it plans to create a new version of Looney Tunes. The Hollywood Reporter says that the animation series will see classic characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck ...