We’ve lost a true legend of animation

Veteran animator, director, and storyboard artist Barry Caldwell has passed away, leaving behind an incredible legacy that helped shape some of the most beloved cartoons of all time.

Throughout his career, he worked with major studios like Filmation, Ruby-Spears, Warner Bros. Animation, Disney, and DreamWorks — bringing stories to life with unmatched creativity and heart.

His talent lives on through iconic titles such as Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toon Adventures, Osmosis Jones, Alvin and the Chipmunks, The Smurfs, and Scooby-Doo! — just a glimpse of the joy he gave to generations.

Beyond his work, he was known as a kind, generous soul and a brilliant artist who inspired everyone around him.

Thank you for the memories. Rest in peace, legend

Bernie Sanders is warning that a single right-wing, Trump-aligned family — the Ellison family — could soon control a massive share of the media landscape.

According to Sanders, that empire would span platforms and networks including TikTok, CBS, CNN, HBO, Discovery Channel, BET, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, DC Studios, Miramax, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Global, Pluto TV, Showtime Networks, TBS, The CW, TNT, and Warner Bros..

His blunt conclusion: “This is oligarchy.”

Bernie Sanders: "One family, the right-wing Trump-aligned Ellisons, will soon control: TikTok, CBS, CNN, HBO, Discovery Channel, BET, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central
P, DC Studios, Fandango, Miramax, MTV, Nickelodeon,Paramount,PlutoTV,Showtime,TBS,The CW,TNT,Warner Bros and more. This is oligarchy."

Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent is sparking a heated debate online after weighing in on how children should be raised.

In a recent comment circulating on social media, 50 Cent said kids should be raised the “traditional way” and suggested that LGBTQ themes shouldn’t be included in cartoons aimed at young children.

The remark has quickly ignited a parenting and culture-war debate online, with some praising the stance while others argue that representation in children’s media is important.

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