Originally created by Bob ‘Bugs’ Hardaway, Bugs was developed as a design and character by Tex Avery and further evolved by ...

The catchphrase “What’s up, Doc?” was a Texas expression where animator Tex Avery hailed from. Tex included it in Bugs’ ...

Principal among these movie rabbits has been Bugs Bunny. Read my roundups of the best cartoons of the 1950s and the best ...

With his sly grin, quick wit, and signature catchphrase of "Eh, what’s up, Doc?", Bugs has become a timeless character in pop ...

Happy Easter, little cottontail.

The Finals 6.3 update introduces the Bunny Bash event with unique game modes and rewards. A significant balance change includes a nerf to the Sword's ...

Punk Bunny Ears - Good Hare Day Punk Chicken Outfit Pieces - Coop ... there are several exploits and bugs we’ve become aware of related to performing extra or ‘phantom’ attacks, which ...

Video by Allie Schallert, [email protected] In 2014, a hare-brained restaurant critic ... This is the flavor Bugs Bunny chases in his dreams, the carrot all other carrots aspire to ...

They don't even eat them in the wild. So why do we all think that rabbits love carrots? You can thank everyone's favorite wisecracking, fast-talking, and totally unflappable animated "wascally wabbit" ...

Tex was responsible for Bugs Bunny's first cartoon "A Wild Hare" from 1940. Tex was actually born in Taylor, TX and went to high school in Dallas. It was in the halls of Avery's North Dallas High ...