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“Tom and Jerry” is a classic cartoon franchise that children have grown up with for generations. But in the modern era, it’s safe to say that “Tom and Jerry” isn’t nearly as popular as it was 30 years ago.

Scotland U-21s. Scot Gemmill's side face Greece as they bid to reach a first major tournament since 1996.

mocked Zoom meetings in episodes that were filmed from the cast’s apartments. Richard Nelson’s play “What Do We Need To Talk About?” depicted a WASP family’s Zoom call.

Rolling Stone in 2016. "It was mysterious to me, that these two guys that I felt such passion for both died the same way."At that time in 2016, Ethan was starring in a biopic about Chet Baker, a trumpeter who died following a lifelong battle with drugs.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorDays after Disney CEO Bob Chapek praised Hulu’s live TV offering during the company’s quarterly earnings call, the company notified customers of a significant price increase.As of December 18, the package including more than five dozen networks will cost $64.99 a month for both current and new subscribers, up 18% from the previous rate of $54.99.The hike was relayed to subscribers by the company, which did not offer any additional comment on the move.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorLike clockwork, Hulu is again raising rates on its live TV streaming bundles — one year after the Disney-controlled company last hiked prices.The new prices are $10 per month higher than Hulu’s current fees and will go into effect Dec. 18, 2020.

The Libertines will stream a two-hour live special this weekend, featuring performances from a number of musicians, comedians and poets, as well as the band themselves.The show, named RKD TV, will be broadcast from The Waste Land pub, part of the band’s new Margate hotel The Albion Rooms, on Saturday (November 21) from 9-11pm GMT.Tickets are £4, with part of the proceeds going to the homelessness charity Shelter.

A gust of wind sent TV equipment crashing down onto an MP as he attempted a live interview in blustery conditions.Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth managed to catch a lighting rig as it nearly toppled onto him during a segment on Sky News on Sunday morning.Presenter Sophy Ridge held her face in her hands as she watched the MP battle the elements from his Leicester constituency.Mr Ashworth, who was speaking about the latest developments on a coronavirus vaccine, tried to continue as the wind blew the umbrella he was holding inside out.Seconds later, as he tried to shake out his umbrella, a gust of wind sent a lighting rig crashing down next to him.Luckily, Mr Ashworth reacted quickly using his spare hand to catch the equipment as it

After Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langford were reportedly dropped from their presenting duties on This Morning, the ITV star is said to have opened up about trolls trying to get him sacked.The former GMTV presenter, who recently broke his silence after his reported This Morning axe with a tribute to Des O'Connor, revealed that plots to have him fired can be "very stressful." Speaking to fans in a Facebook chat with Belfast live, the 60 year old reportedly said: "People say it's water off a duck's back but people wake up and they know they can get you sacked. "That's the thing about live TV.

Scotland after making Euro 2020.It will be hard to top the euphoria of Thursday night's penalty shootout win over Serbia but there are some prizes in store for Steve Clarke with a win today.Three points this afternoon will see us top our Nations League group with a game to spare against Israel on Wednesday night.That gives us a shout at a playoff to make World Cup 2022 should we fail to do so in our regular qualifying group, while also promoting us to League A in which Andy Robertson and company would face off against Europe's elite teams.The mood in the Slovakia camp, too, will be sky-high after they downed Northern Ireland in extra-time to also make next summer's tournament and they should be right up for today's clash.Scotland: Gordon,

Des O’Connor declared he hoped to live to 95 and see his son get married after becoming a dad again at 72.

Whitefield, looks a lot different to the ordinary 9-5 played out by most Brits in the UK.

England will be looking to put the disappointment of their last Nations League performance behind them when they go to Belgium on Sunday.

Led Zeppelin‘s Jimmy Page has said that the coronavirus pandemic made him think about making a return to performing live.Speaking in a new interview, the legendary guitarist, who has been planning a live comeback for the past few years, revealed that being in lockdown inspired him to think about getting back out on the road.“When we first went into lockdown I thought, ‘Right, now’s the time to start thinking about coming back at some point and being able to perform’,” he told GQ in its December print issue.He added that the cancellation of concerts all over the world in order to stop the spread of COVID-19 has strengthened his belief that “music means nothing” without live shows.Elsewhere in the interview, Page talked about the future of

Jordan North 's mum Wendy says she's got a pretty good idea of what we can expect from her son on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!

Kell Brook has travelled to Las Vegas in a bid to pull off one of the biggest shocks in British boxing history.

Chris Willman Music WriterFor the last nine months, television awards shows have been busy trying to inventing wheels when it comes to novel ways of presenting a telecast without reaction shots. That’s why Wednesday night’s CMA Awards felt like the novelty of the year so far in the awards space, just by virtue of having something resembling a traditional live audience.

The beloved Disney animated movie Lilo & Stitch is being made into a live-action film and the studio just selected the director!

[There are spoilers ahead for the season premiere of Grey's Anatomy. If you haven't watched the episode in its entirety, proceed with caution!] Camilla Luddington's Jo Wilson was one of the biggest question marks from season 17.

Scotland game without a nagging sense of what might have been isn't something we as a nation have much experience of - but we could get used to it. It looked like being a typical glorious failure in Belgrade as Steve Clarke 's side conceded a last-gasp goal to go to extra-time against Serbia.

David Bowie and Morrissey‘s live cover of T-Rex classic ‘Cosmic Dancer’ has been officially released – listen below.The pair linked up for the cover version during a show at The Forum in Los Angeles in 1991, and it has been widely circulated online in the two decades since.Today (November 13), a digital download of the single is available, with the song also arriving on streaming services.A 7″ vinyl version of the single will then be released on February 19, 2021.