LeBron James, Don Cheadle & More Party With Bugs Bunny at 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' Event at Six Flags

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorBugs Bunny, Sylvester, Yosemite Sam, Yogi Bear and Fred Flinstone all have one thing in common: Not only do they appear in “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” but behind the scenes, voiceover actor Jeff Bergman is responsible for voicing all these characters.A legendary voice actor, Bergman stepped into the booth as one of the  voices of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd and Sylvester after Mel Blanc died in 1989..Bergman talks about his career and the advice Blanc gave him

“Space Jam: A New Legacy” is already a slam dunk with the stars!

Space Jam: A New Legacy star LeBron James has responded to “haters” of the new film.The anticipated sequel to the 1996 Looney Tunes movie made its debut over the weekend, and has already proved a box office success after taking in $31.65million (£23mi) in the US, according to Deadline.However, the reviews have been less generous, with many critics taking issue with the large amount of product placement.Responding to a report on the film’s successful opening, James tweeted: “Hi Haters!”Hi Haters!

“Space Jam: A New Legacy” made its debut on Friday, dropping in theatres and simultaneously on HBO Max.

Space Jam: A New Legacy is a hit!

LeBron James teams up with the Tune Squad for his biggest challenge since coming back from a 3-1 deficit against the Warriors in the 2016 NBA Finals in, which premiered in theaters and on HBO Max on Friday, July 16.The follow-up to the 1996 classic finds this generation's top NBA star teaming up with the Looney Tunes, much like Michael Jordan did in the original, only this time, LeBron is playing for his son, who has been kidnapped by a rogue A.I. (Don Cheadle).

Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2” and “Little Fockers.” The original 1996 “Space Jam” wasn’t top-drawer either, but it made a buck at the box office. So, money-grubbing Warner Bros.

LeBron James has set his sights on Hollywood for his latest project, "Space Jam: A New Legacy." In the film, the basketball legend plays a fictionalized version of himself who finds himself on an animated adventure alongside Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes gang with hopes of rescuing his son from artificial intelligence. The movie is a sequel to 1996's "Space Jam," which saw Michael Jordan take on a similar leading role.

While awaiting the box-office results for , director Malcolm D. Lee is already thinking of the next movie in the series and is eager to cast wrestler-turned-actor for the movie.

in favor of a character banned for some unsavory pre-#MeToo behavior. “Probably Pepé Le Pew because no one wants to go near that man, so if I’m by him, I’m going to get an open shot.

Amy Nicholson Professional basketball players are a marvel seemingly created by an animator’s pen: elongated arms, mountainous shoulders, whirlwind speed and an ability to leap over defenders in a single bound. Even among other athletes, they’re unique physical outliers incapable of blending into a crowd — let alone a movie — unless playing themselves.

Actress and former Disney star Zendaya recently weighed in on the current controversy over the redesign of Lola Bunny in the upcoming film--Space Jam: A New Legacy. For the unversed, several fans pointed out how Lola Bunny looks in the new film, as she looked a lot different in the original film which was made in 1996. Talking to EW, film’s director Malcolm D.

Zendaya is opening up about her thoughts regarding the controversy over the resign of Lola Bunny for the upcoming Space Jam: A New Legacy.

Zendaya let her outfit do the talking at the premiere of The star hit the red carpet Monday night in a brightly-colored Moschino look influenced by her character in the film, Lola Bunny.When asked about her ensemble, Zendaya told ET the colorful co-ord was «inspired by Lola.» She wore her hair up in a side-swept ponytail and kept the rest of her look simple, opting for a red lip and white pointed-toe heels.Zendaya posted the look on her Instagram Story as well, showing off an embroidered blue

Zendaya let her outfit do the talking at the premiere of The star hit the red carpet Monday night in a brightly-colored Moschino look influenced by her character in the film, Lola Bunny.When asked about her ensemble, Zendaya told ET the colorful co-ord was «inspired by Lola.» She wore her hair up in a side-swept ponytail and kept the rest of her look simple, opting for a red lip and white pointed-toe heels.Zendaya posted the look on her Instagram Story as well, showing off an embroidered blue