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Before Saving the Shop in ‘Tires’ Season 2, Thomas Haden Church Hadn’t Heard of the Show But he sure felt right at home filming in Westchester, Pennsylvania, he tells The Hollywood Reporter.

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Check out Pat Bagley's latest cartoon: Playing DoctorA Pulitzer Prize finalist in the cartoonist category, Pat Bagley has worked for The Salt Lake Tribune for more than 45 years. He is one of ...

During AT&T’s ownership of Warner Bros. (2018-2022), Cartoon Network was positioned as the central brand to reach kids and family audiences worldwide. But in 2022, AT&T sold the company to ...

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Cartoon Network’s Future Despite losing the first preschool-focused programming block that Cartoon Network had in over fifteen years, the cable network still has plenty coming down the pike.

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Throughout the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the early years of the Gilded Age, Thomas Nast used his political cartoons published in Harper's Weekly to satirize current events, expose corruption, and ...