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The first trailer for Space Jam: A New Legacy arrived over the weekend, and there were plenty of fun background details to notice. After all, the film is set in the “Warner 3000 Server-verse,” which contains all of the characters from Warner Bros. movies and TV shows. But there are a lot of them to keep track of, so the studio released a little Easter egg hunt video to point out some of the details you might have missed.

Pepe Le Pew found himself at the center of the cancel culture conversation when New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow slammed the cartoon character because of its link to "rape culture." The character will no longer be used in future Looney Tunes projects, most notably the upcoming Space Jam: A New Legacy. A scene featuring the character was… Read More...

We recently learned that Space Jam: A New Legacy will feature a lot more Warner Bros. characters than the Looney Tunes. The sequel finds LeBron James and his son stuck in the Warner 3000 entertainment “Server-verse,” a digital world where the various characters of Warner Bros. movies and TV shows are found. However, one of the Looney Tunes will not be part of the gaggle of intellectual property, and that’s the romantically aggressive skunk known as Pepé Le Pew. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed the news that Looney Tunes character Pepé Le Pew was cut from Space Jam 2.

To close out his Family Reunion earlier this week, Los Angeles Lakers small forward LeBron James (Trainwreck) shared a first look at the new Tune Squad uniform from his upcoming live-action/animated sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy, and most would agree that it leaves a lot to be desired, falling well short of the classic look of the original jerseys made iconic by Michael Jordan. Malcolm D.