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Warner Bro. revealed that they have partnered with Gfm Animation to create the first-ever fully-animated feature-length Looney Tunes film for theatrical release.

In an interview with Variety, Warner Bros. stated that the film, titled The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, will be available for worldwide sales at the American Film Market in October and November of this year. They will also be sharing some first-look footage of the sci-fi comedy film, which was directed by executive producer Pete Browngardt and features Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in starring roles as they attempt to save Earth from an alien invasion. A first look image has also been revealed, which can be seen above.

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Browngardt and his team have already spent time in the Looney Tunes world helming the Looney Tunes Cartoons, and Warner Bros. executive Sam Register...

After a vibrant, raunchy four-season run, Netflix’s coming-of-age hit Sex Education has finally closed its doors to viewers. With its talented ensemble led by stalwarts like Gillian Anderson and newer stars like Asa Butterfield, the teen comedy-drama dabbled in taboos about all the iffy stuff that adolescents struggle with in high school. Critical acclaim was targeted at most aspects, but casting did play an integral role behind its hype. Both Anderson and Butterfield had significant popularity even before the series debuted in 2019, but Sex Education also worked wonders for breakout stars like Ncuti Gatwa and Emma Mackey, both of whom were also featured in the 2023 smash hit Barbie.

Now, that Otis Milburn and his friends’ sexual misadventures finally conclude on Netflix, its vast and diverse cast faces a whole new set of opportunities in both film and TV. In fact, Sex Education showrunner and playwright Laurie Nunn herself is...