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Posted on Thursday, April 1st, 2021 by Ethan Anderton LeBron James will follow in the footsteps of Michael Jordan yet again this summer with the animated/live-action hybrid sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy. This time we won’t just be getting the two-dimensional version of the Looney Tunes playing basketball with an NBA superstar champion, but a favorite Looney Tunes cartoon duo has announced the forthcoming arrival of the first trailer in classic slapstick fashion. Are you ready to slam? Space Jam: A New Legacy Teaser Wile E. Coyote is just minding his own business when, out of nowhere, a ...

Social Media Users Push to Cancel Miss Piggy In Wake of Pepé Le Pew Controversy Miss Piggy finds herself in Twitter's crosshairs. Justin Chan FacebookTwitterEmail Space Jam sequel, social media users are calling for the cancellation of another popular television character: Miss Piggy. Users have taken to Twitter to sarcastically — and maybe even seriously — protest Miss Piggy's character, who they say is eerily similar to the Looney Tunes skunk. The push comes after  New York Times opinion columnist Charles M. Blow argued, in a piece about the removal of six Dr. Seuss books, tha...

Pepé Le Pew has reportedly been dropped from the forthcoming "Space Jam" sequel.

Pepe Le Pew's Removal From 'Space Jam 2' Following Rape Culture Debate Leaves Actress Upset Movie The controversial cartoon skunk is reportedly not slated to appear on current TV series or in any future Looney Tunes projects after it's slammed for normalizing rape culture. Mar 9, 2021 AceShowbiz - Pepe Le Pew has been sidelined in " Space Jam: A New Legacy". The controversial cartoon skunk is reportedly not featured in the upcoming live-action/animated sports comedy film following a debate about the character normalizing rape culture. Deadline reported that a hybrid live-action animation sc...

Pepé Le Pew, the controversial Looney Tunes character who is notorious for his unwanted advances towards female characters, will reportedly not appear in any upcoming projects from Warner Bros.