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Starting in 2022, Cartoon Network has been celebrating April Fool’s Day with a special event called “Acme Fools,” showcasing classic Looney Tunes characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. From 2023 to 2025, this included nine-hour marathons of popular series such as The Looney Tunes Show, New Looney Tunes, Tiny Toons Looniversity, and Bugs Bunny Builders. Next month, Acme Fools is returning with many of these same shows, plus the addition of Duck Dodgers, an action-comedy series featuring Daffy and Porky as space explorers. Given the continued popularity of Looney Tunes, it’s a smart move for Cartoon Network to build on that success.

According to Jeff Sneider, a source familiar with the industry, and confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter, actor Michael Pierre will return as John Stewart in the next Superman movie from director James Gunn. Production is expected to begin in April and continue through the summer, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Indeed, searching for Highguard on PS Store now returns zero results.

This week, Xbox quietly removed all mentions of its “This Is an Xbox” campaign from its website. The company even deleted the original announcement of the slogan, suggesting they’ve decided to move away from it. It’s surprising, considering how heavily Xbox promoted the phrase just over a year ago – they even sold branded merchandise featuring it – that they’re now acting as if the campaign never happened.

After a long wait, a new Jumanji movie is finished filming! Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle—the 2017 sequel starring Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan—was a huge hit and led to another sequel, and now a fourth film. Jack Black and Alex Wolff have both announced that production is complete. This new Jumanji movie will flip the script from the previous one, bringing the game’s world into our reality and letting the characters interact with real people.

Fans are understandably worried about the future of the show, as it was canceled once before back in 1989, though it did eventually return after 16 years. While BBC executives have repeatedly said they support Doctor Who, the current issue is money. The BBC is facing significant financial challenges, especially with ongoing talks about the TV license fee. However, there might be a new solution emerging.