LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The now infamous, so-called Cocaine Bear joins the ranks of celebrities, historic figures, and athletes as an official bobblehead. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and ...

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Cocaine Bear has a lot to answer for! The latest entry in the "animals-on-drugs" horror spoof subgenre is the somewhat controversially titled Crackcoon, and you can check out the first trailer here.

But luckily, this bear is also an addict, and the last time it encountered a duffel bag, that bag was brimming with blow. With the bear distracted by the potential cocaine, Tom manages to escape.

Directed by Elizabeth Banks, and written by Jimmy Warden, Cocaine Bear is an intentionally ridiculous horror movie about a bear who—you guessed it—does cocaine, and kills a bunch of people.

Jimmy Kimmel and Malala Yousafzai — and "Cocaine Bear" — had a bit of an awkward exchange during the 2023 Academy Awards.

The bear danced behind her and she told the character, "Stop it. No director wants to deal with this, stop this. The coke is not real. It's visual effects." ...

It's terrifying." Elizabeth Banks and Cocaine Bear on stage during the 95th Annual Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre on March 12, 2023 in Hollywood, California. Getty Images "What're you doing?

When it came to identifying that “Cocaine Bear” will make for a strong, meme-worthy campaign, Alex Sanger, Universal’s executive vice president of global digital marketing, read the room.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — A small crowd watched on Sunday as Griffin VanMeter wheeled Cocaine Bear inside the Kentucky for Kentucky Fun Mall, a souvenir shop dedicated to showing “Kentucky Kicks Ass ...