The book, edited by David Wallis and published by Norton, features political cartoons that other publications considered too hot to handle. Except for one – a drawing familiar to cartoon ...

Bell says he was not directly told that his cartoon was deemed antisemitic (it was itself a reference to David Levine’s 1966 depiction of Lyndon Johnson in the New York Review of Books).

According to DAP Youth chief Woo Kah Leong, who is being investigated by police over the allegedly offensive caricature of ...

Over the past decade, inclusion in cartoons has undergone a noticeable shift, including increasing in frequency, nuance, and overtness of LGBTQ characters and queer culture. Among those leading ...

What followed was a nostalgic yet futuristic spin on the beloved cartoon. In the AI-generated video, Tom is seen arriving at an office, entering an elevator, and settling at his desk. But chaos ...