Looney Tunes Find a New ‘Ongoing Home’ at TCM

According to The Hollywood Reporter, over 750 classic shorts will start airing on Turner Classic Movies (TCM) beginning February 2nd at 8pm Pacific Time, as part of a new six-year agreement. The channel will also celebrate Bugs Bunny as its “Star of the Month” with a month-long showcase of his cartoons. The first short to be shown will be Tex Avery’s A Wild Hare from 1940, widely considered the very first official Bugs Bunny cartoon.

LEGO Celebrates LOTR With a 25th Anniversary Sauron Helmet Set

This set lets you build a large-scale replica of Sauron’s helmet, bringing the iconic villain to life. It also includes a collectible minifigure of Sauron holding The One Ring. With 538 pieces, a display stand, and a name plaque, it’s a great addition to any Lord of the Rings collection.

This Fan Made STRANGER THINGS Work on a TV From 1983

This post really took off on Instagram, and we totally get why! It’s amazing to watch a show set in the eighties on an actual eighties-era TV. The intro music and those classic red letters appearing on the screen just feel perfect – like it was always meant to happen. The person who created this setup explains the process in the comments, but it’s a little complicated, so we won’t go into detail here. If you’re technically inclined and want to know how it was done, check out the link to the original post.

ANIMAL CROSSING Meets MARIO PARTY In This Incredible Fan Built Island

A big part of what makes Animal Crossing so fun is the freedom it gives you to be creative. You can build and design your own world however you imagine, and even share it with other players online. One island, recently shared on Reddit, is a stunning example of this creativity. It’s designed like the world of Super Mario, complete with three different game boards and over ten playable mini-games. The creator spent three years building it, and the result is truly immersive!

The Meaning of Dunk’s Sigil on A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS

According to the laws and customs of Westeros, only legitimate sons are allowed to inherit a knight’s coat of arms. While people understand Dunk inheriting the possessions – like the horses, armor, sword, and shield – of the knight he served, he isn’t allowed to display that knight’s symbol. He definitely can’t compete in the tournament carrying Ser Arlan’s silver winged chalice on a brown field. Luckily, Dunk recently encountered Tanselle Too-Tall, a puppet painter, who offered to create a design for his shield. True to form, Dunk hadn’t given any thought to what his symbol should be.