On Sunday (June 6), Warner Bros. Pictures unveiled a brand new look at Space Jam: A New Legacy starring LeBron James and the Looney Tunes. Positioned as an episode of ESPN's 30 on 30, the clever ...

Who is Bunny's voice actor in The First Descendant? Best answer: Many players think that Bunny, one of the most recognizable characters in The First Descendant, shares a voice actor with Tracer from ...

A new clip of Space Jam: A New Legacy features Zendaya voicing the much-loved Lola Bunny character—but viewers aren't convinced about the voice match. Fans of the Euphoria star have been reacting to ...

Bad Bunny may have lost his voice, but he sure has a lot to say. The singer says he did indeed lose his voice while performing at a sold-out show for 40,000 people in Buenos Aires, Argentina, last ...

Space Jam: A New Legacy has strangely become the most controversial movie of the year — and that was before we heard Lola Bunny speak. this is a prime example of how good voice actors are at their ...

“Bad Bunny, baby.” Those words have appeared on a pair of the Puerto Rican singer’s songs, spoken by ex-girlfriend Carliz De La Cruz Hernández. And now, she wants $40 million for the ad-lib, saying ...

A recording of Bad Bunny's ex-girlfriend, Carliz De La Cruz Hernández, has been used in both his 2016 single "Pa Ti" and his 2022 song "Dos Mil 16." ...

Court documents claim the continued use of the recording causes her "to feel worried, anguished, intimidated, overwhelmed and anxious" Bad Bunny's ex-girlfriend is suing the Grammy-winning rapper for ...

ESPN dropped a "30 for 30" mockumentary clip for LeBron James' "Space Jam: A New Legacy" Sunday, but Zendaya stole the show. The six-minute, 20-second clip revealed Zendaya's voice as the new Lola ...

Bad Bunny is being sued by his ex-girlfriend—and it’s not because he dared to break up with her (something I would completely understand). Carliz de la Cruz Hernández filed a $40 million lawsuit in a ...

Carliz De La Cruz Hernández claims the singer used her voice on two of his songs without permission. She is seeking $40 million in compensation. A recording of De La Cruz saying, "Bad Bunny, baby," in ...