Cartoons now feature more reporting than anything else on your newspaper's op-ed page.

Coming this fall to a Cartoon Network near you, The Looney Tunes Show! Yes, brand new episodes of our favorite nature dwellers in 'toon form will grace the small screen once again with famous voice actor, Jeff Bergman, taking on Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck for the first time in nearly a decade.

If you're not totally stoned at this hour then you might not know the TV show Adventure Time exists yet. But if you're a fan of the internet in general, you should appreciate this nod to the Double Rainbow.

The first Coyote v. Road Runner short will be outshining Cats vs Dogs 2 when it opens on July 30th. If you can't be bothered to sneak into kiddie previews, here's a very cool look at the revamped classic.

Zachary Chesser, a 20 year-old kid from the DC suburbs, was arrested yesterday while allegedly on his way to travel to join an Islamist insurgency in Somalia. No surprise. Zachary fit the classic terrorist profile: he hated South Park.

Have you ever wondered what the salary was for a television writer for, say, a popular scripted show like The Simpsons? If so, then it's your lucky day—and the number may shock you. Inside, video of the answer.

Now that Swiss authorities have decided Roman Polanski should not be extradited to the US, the animators at Crux have come up with an interactive YouTube cartoon where you decide—innocence? Or torture by way of Ryan Seacrest?

The times have changed, the gadgets are more modern, there's love in the air, yet Fred still wears an ascot. In its 11th incarnation not much has changed for the lovable band of super sleuths on Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated.

Seattle cartoonist Molly Norris created "Everybody Draw Mohammed" day earlier this year as a humorous way to stand up for free speech. Didn't go over so well. Live and learn. Now, Al Qaeda wants her dead for it. Unacceptable.

MAJOR SPOILER ALERT! New episodes haven't been made in seven years (if you don't count the mostly-amazing made for DVD film series), but as of today everyone is back, from Philip Fry to Zapp Brannigan.

Here is a Dennis the Menace cartoon that ran in Newsday today. Poo-poo us for seeing the sex-pervert worst in everything, but it's kind of amazing that someone didn't speak up and stop this from getting run.

Here's a very brief teaser trailer for the upcoming live-action/animation hybrid movie The Smurfs, based on the totally smurfy cartoon series from 198smurf. It mostly stars Michael Musto and looks... well, appropriately dated.

We haven't looked at Kate Beaton's cartoons in a while. Checked today: still awesome.

Based on the film "The Kid with the Golden Halo," Gary Coleman's 1982 cartoon series featured Coleman as an angel. Gary's adventures in heaven began long before yesterday. Too soon?

Last night's not-really-new-but-never-aired episode of Sit Down, Shut Up centered around the production of a high school play, opening floodgates for HSM jokes. Oh, there's a scene where Will Arnett's character has a conversation with an magical imaginary cat, too.

Whether anyone likes it or not, "Everybody Draw Mohammed [sp?] Day" is here, thanks to the unstoppability of internet memes. Muslim reactions have ranged from reasonable to unreasonable. But the reaction of the day's (unintentional) creator sums it up best.

In 2007, Swedish artist Lars Vilks drew a series of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad as a dog, with the intention of examining political correctness in art. He received international condemnation and death threats. Yesterday, he was attacked. Enough already.

We're introducing a new feature in which Gawker.TV will explore favorites from our childhood. First up is a movie starring the Looney Tunes and the one and only Michael Jordan.

Based on the 1991 Nintendo hit, Battletoads as a cartoon only lasted one episode. Some say it was nothing more than a blatant Ninja Turtles rip off, but Shredder had nothing on the Toads' sexy nemesis, The Dark Queen.

In the animated segment from the universally reviled anti-Mormon cartoon, The God Makers, the LDS deity Elohim has "endless celestial sex" with his goddess wives before starting a race war, boning the virgin Mary, and sending Jesus to North America.