It's officially the look of the season. Zoe Saldaña debuted a brand new micro-bob and bangs at the Met Gala 2025. The actress wore a corseted black-and-white gown with a slit and backless detail.

A Punjabi song plays in the background. The video has since gone viral and struck a chord with internet users, who not only loved the original cartoon but are also loving this Indian-Punjabi version.

We always fondly remember cartoon characters because they were a massive part of our childhoods. Adult people who spent their time watching cartoons before going to bed as children, today talk about ...

EFF leader Julius Malema is outraged at being denied a UK visa just days before he was set to attend the Cambridge Conference in London this weekend. Taking to social media, Malema claimed that ...

Friday's political cartoons include India-Pakistan tensions, Donald Trump's papal aspirations, funding for PBS, edits to the U.S. Constitution, freedom of the press, and the threat of oceanic ...

Many series and animated movies will routinely play a game of musical chairs when it comes to which streaming services they call home and unfortunately, the time has come for a Cartoon Network ...

The plans feature a new main terminal and parking garage along with new expanded exterior parking lots. As of now, the plans do not include a new supersized Super Bowl trophy-shaped ‘sky box ...

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In fact, she's undergone a complete hairstyle change, swapping her sweeping lengths for a micro bob and baby bangs. Granted, when you think of Pamela Anderson, you probably think of her long blonde ...

“I have had editorial feedback and productive conversations—and some differences—about cartoons I have submitted for publication, but in all that time I’ve never had a cartoon killed because of who or ...