After the news that six of Geisel’s Dr. Seuss books would cease publication because of racist and insensitive imagery, Jones’s Pepe Le Pew has brought Looney Tunes into the culture war over ...

Cancel Culture Pepé Le Pew reportedly canceled by Warner Bros as NYT columnist accuses cartoon of promoting 'rape culture' The iconic Looney Tunes character is being snubbed from 'Space Jam 2' ...

Pepé Le Pew Will No Longer Appear In Current Or Future Warner Bros. TV Projects, According To A New Report Mike Redmond Contributing Writer Twitter March 8, 2021 ...

Pepe Le Pew is under renewed scrutiny, but it sounds like Warner Bros. made the call about his future some time ago.

Poor Pepe Le Pew, another victim of cancel culture. Pepe’s fate, just another dead skunk on the side of America’s culture wars highway. One problem, Pepe was not canceled. People just did not bother ...

Pepé Le Pew, the amorous French skunk of the Warner Bros. cartoons, will not be featured in any of the studio’s new productions, including the upcoming “Space Jam 2” film. What Happened ...

In many cartoons, Pepé Le Pew would often chase after said cat and touch her and kiss her as she would try to run away.

Love is in the air, and it stinks to high heaven. It is mating season for skunks and, unsurprisingly, being randy and redolent isn't a good combination. Simply put, the sex-starved stink badgers ...

Jones co-created Pepe Le Pew with Mike Maltese in that period. The feline-groping character made his visual debut under a different name in the short "Odor-able Kitty," released in 1945.

Pepé Le Pew mascots are often seen at parks nationwide, too. On Tuesday, WFAA asked Six Flags Entertainment if it would be getting rid of the skunk.