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The White House livestream is referencing Trump’s publicity stunt during his 2024 presidential campaign in which he pretended to work at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania.

No one is safe from mockery in Stephen Colbert's new series "Our Cartoon President." The animated show takes a satirical look at what's going on both inside and outside the volatile Trump White ...

The White House posted on 'Truth Social' and 'X' a magazine parody cover showing President Trump as a King. Polls shows the public think he has overstepped his power and government cuts. One month ...

Thus, current speculation suggests that the new King of Wakanda may by T’Challa’s son by another, yet-to-be-introduced woman, or an orphan he adopted and brought into his legacy à la Batman ...

“Cartoon Monarch: Otto Soglow & The Little King”The pantomime comic strip is the animated world's answer to the silent movie. Barely a word is spoken by the cast of cartoon characters, except ...

A Hamas-run TV station which used a Mickey Mouse look-alike to urge children to fight Israel has aired another cartoon, this time featuring a lion to hail the Islamists' victory over secular Fatah ...

Former President Donald Trump posted a bonkers video instructing fans how to vote for him “on Martin Luther King Day” — which included an assist from blobby white cartoon nudist “Marlon ...

CBS Mornings’ Gayle King noticed a certain co-host being absent on Monday’s episode, which coincided with Juneteenth. Tony Dukoupil was sarcastically called out by the legendary media ...

In the trailer for 'The White King,' a young boy navigates the horrors of a totalitarian state after his father's imprisonment.

"The Lion King" creators have long implied the film's creative team were not aware of Osamu Tezuka's 1960 animated series nor did the cartoon have any influence on the Disney classic.

The White House livestream is referencing Trump’s publicity stunt during his 2024 presidential campaign in which he pretended to work at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania.