Here’s a new trailer for the upcoming Looney Tunes movie, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie , which looks like a lot fun! The project was first announced in 2021 as part of Warner Bros.

"There's no way we could screw this up!" Ha ha. Ketchup Ent. has debuted a new trailer for fun animated movie The Day the ...

Space may be the place, but some of the best sci-fi series happen underwater. We rounded up our favorites for streaming.

Rod Wise, Surrey Hills Loading A habitable planet depends on who we elect The combination of ... to go slow on or avoid the transition to net zero″⁣. Do we want this earth to be habitable or a ...

Instead of chasing criminals or exploring space, he’s handing out Happy Meals! 🍔😂 Will his first day be a success or a total disaster? Watch this funny and heartwarming cartoon If you and ...

Have you ever wondered where you heard that voice from? You’re not alone, as the animation industry is filled with surprising celebrity voice actors in films and TV. While American animated movies are ...

Energy lies at the core of a double challenge: leaving no one behind and protecting the Planet. And clean energy ... greenhouse gases that blanket the Earth and trap the Sun’s heat are generated ...

For a few brief evenings around February 28, every planet in our solar system will ... and the eighth if you look down (that will be Earth, under your feet). Sorry to Pluto, but it got booted ...

The exhibition runs from January 24 to 26 at Sattva Knowledge City, HITEC City, and is free for all visitors Hyderabad: What On Earth! (WOE), the Council on Energy, Environment, and Water’s (CEEW) ...

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What On Earth ... The cartoons at the exhibition use humour to spark conversations on sustainability and provoke discussion on climate change, exploring how we treat the planet — and how ...

A so-called "planet parade" is here—and it's about to shake up everything. Currently, six planets are visible in the sky in a line—and soon enough, a seventh will join them, according to the BBC.