Any fan of Tex Avery has seen his cartoons over and over again. They can tell you about Preston Blair and Ed Benedict and Heck Allen. But th...

There was a benign place of refuge for music-lovers of the late 1950s from the clash and wail of rock and roll—popular music. Perry Como, Mi...

Most of Bob Clampett’s final cartoons at Warner Bros. are filled with remarkable drawings. His very last, ‘The Big Snooze’ (1946), features ...

If Friz Freleng had a best-timed moment in a cartoon, this one from ‘Bugs Bunny Rides Again’ may be it. Yosemite Sam rides his small horse i...

How’s this for a TV review? Fred Danzig of UPI gave it to a show in his column of October 3, 1961. The acting ... was petrified. The dialogu...

Was Chuck Jones not happy with the gags Mike Maltese gave him for this cartoon? He seems more interested in experimenting with eyes than any...

Good entertainment can be burned in your mind forever. Even television commercials. Of course, that’s what the sponsor wants. Commercials ca...

Walt Disney signed his name to comic strips he didn’t draw. So Leon Schlesinger must have thought he could/should do the same thing. And he ...

No, Woody Woodpecker didn’t sneak his way into a Disney cartoon. But it sure looks like it. This is from the opening of ‘Pixie Picnic’ (1948...

Here’s Tex being interviewed for the feature film ‘Bugs Bunny Superstar’ (1975). At that time, he was 67 years old and working for Cascade, ...