The storied “Looney Tunes” building is being yanked off the lot as Warner Bros. seeks to tear down the historic single-story structure that was once home to Bugs, Daffy, Tweety and more.

The original Looney Tunes animated shorts, which ran during the golden age of animation from 1930 through 1969, have been scrubbed by Warner Bros. Discovery-owned Max. Deadline confirmed with a ...

Acme” — if it indeed finds a new home and a theatrical release with Ketchup Entertainment — fans of the “Looney Tunes” still find themselves at the mercy of far greater forces than Bugs ...

Warner Bros.’ Looney Tunes franchise is no stranger to the movies, as history has seen the property go from theatrical shorts to packaged presentations of previous cartoons, and now, live-action ...

Warner Bros. has decided to destroy a building on its Burbank, California, lot that was once used for LOONEY TUNES productions. The removal will make more room for all the HBO series that are being ...

“Daffy Duck and Porky Pig get jobs at a bubblegum factory to pay their mortgage” reads like the plot of a classic Looney Tunes short. “Alien overlord taints that bubblegum with mind-control ...

The Looney Tunes had never gotten a fully animated movie with a theatrical release until The Day the Earth Blew Up. If you were hoping to go back and watch the original series to complement the ...

HBO’s streaming site Max, which is owned by Warner Bros Discovery, has removed the remaining 255 original Looney Tunes shorts, leaving fans to call for the franchise to be made publicly ...