A star from the Australian-made children's series Bluey has spoken out about why a controversial episode of the show was briefly 'banned' in the US.

After more than three decades, the two-part "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" storyline is The Simpsons' defining experience.

I don’t like to repeat a topic, operating largely on a “You snooze, you lose” basis with political cartoonists and expecting them to leap to their drawing boards when something major happens. But I ...

A lecturer for the University of Pennsylvania was laid off following the creation of alleged antisemitic political cartoons ...

Days after the Trump Administration froze $175 million in federal funding the University of Pennsylvania has terminated the ...

Bluey may be an animated dog, but the show isn’t just for kids—it’s a masterclass in positive parenting. Each 7-minute ...

“Maybe we should fight some of our international conflicts the old-fashioned way, like with a chess match, or a race to the moon?” ...

Villagers in southern Poland are up in arms after a botched renovation of the 1820 shrine has left the Blessed Mother looking ...

Bugs Bunny has been a Warner Bros. icon for 80-plus years. Naturally, Max just deleted any evidence that he existed before ...

No other streaming service had prioritized history in that way — but all good things must come to an end, and so, too, has ...

The cartoon became known for popular characters including Bugs ... Kids still love this stuff and they own it, absolutely no ...

The Day the Earth Blew Up is part pop culture parody, part acknowledgement that there’s always been horror in Looney Tunes ...