New "Looney Tunes Cartoons" take away Elmer Fudd's rifle
Elmer Fudd will still be hunting wabbits, just without his signature firearm.
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Elmer Fudd will still be hunting wabbits, just without his signature firearm.
Twelve finalists for the Class of 2016 were revealed Tuesday by the National Toy Hall of Fame
Hasbro wants to turn iconic board game Monopoly into a Broadway musical
That means a lot of competition for viewers, on traditional TV and online
Inside the making of successful TV shows with some of the best creators in the business
There's so much great content being created, but some question whether the bubble will burst, or if it's reached its peak
The Oscar winner is not interested in talking about the pay gap in Hollywood
The actress was always ahead of the curve
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Internet stars gain fame from their living rooms
An inside look at the movie theater business: With "Star Wars" and "Spectre" on the way, 2015 could end with a bang
Critic Kenneth Turan runs down some of the most promising fall films
No cable? No problem. You can still catch the game with some creative streaming strategies
Online retailer extends summer partnership with network television, giving it rights to first-run shows days after airing
Critic Matt Zoller Seitz checks out the ever-expanding menu of television choices
VR edges into mainstream as streaming sites create apps, Facebook launches 360-degree video and Samsung slashes headset price
The new Apple TV starts at $149 and allows you to connect your TV to games, shopping and streaming video
Take a look at the trailers and stills of some of the biggest movies coming up this fall
"Sunday Morning" looks at the hottest movies, songs, books - and thermometers! - of the season
Even as more cords get cut, Americans are still signing up for service, keeping total cable viewership above 80 percent
A NASA scientist tells CBS News what the upcoming Matt Damon movie gets right about life on the Red Planet
Traditional cable and satellite companies hope innovation will attract millennial viewers
Women directors are getting slightly more work in the expanding world of TV, but the same can't be said for their minority counterparts
Women are still way behind when it comes to their presence in movies -- both in front of the camera and behind
After buying DirecTV, AT&T combines television and wireless phone service into one plan that lets users watch TV anywhere