Brenda and Cobina were characters on Bob Hope's radio show, with names borrowed from a pair of socialites well-known in that era. And th...

When was the first regular schedule of TV programming? Would you believe 1928? Yes, that was the year WGY, your friendly General Electri...

Betty Boop's pancakes fly around her diner and out through the chimney into the night air. Even the moon eats a couple. But there's...

I've never been much on John Dunn's writing or Chuck Jones' Tom and Jerry cartoons, but I kind of like a Rube Goldberg-inspired ...

Jack Benny’s Second Farewell Special proved, though no one knew it at the time, to be the last. A Third Farewell Special was scripted but n...

The production of the feature-length cartoon Gulliver's Travels by the Fleischer studio was accompanied by a huge raft of publicity. So...

A pretty ugly wolf robs a sheep of his wool in the Walter Lantz Red Riding Hood spoof "Grandma's Pet" (1931). I love the path...

Dick Thomas was responsible for the background art in the Bob McKimson unit for the first number of years it was in operation at Warner Bros...