Malcolm Lee has defended the redesign of Lola Bunny for the "Space Jam" sequel. The "Space Jam: A New Legacy" director thought her original design was oversexualized. In a new interview he said he was ...

When the Looney Tunes find themselves besieged by the alien Swackhammer (voiced by Danny DeVito), they choose to defend their freedom in an epic basketball game. Of course, Swackhammer fights dirty, ...

Even before audiences had a chance to see the new, “improved” Lola Bunny in Space Jam: A New Legacy, the internet had a lot of depressing thoughts about her desexualized figure. She’s basically an ...

Derek Lawrence is a former associate editor at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2022. "I had no idea that people would be that up in arms about a bunny not having boobs," Lee tells EW. "Listen, I ...

“Space Jam: A New Legacy” director Malcolm D. Lee and voice actress Zendaya told Entertainment Weekly in a new interview they were surprised by the outrage over redesigning Lola Bunny in order to make ...

In Space Jam: A New Legacy, Zendaya voices a completely reimagined version of Lola Bunny, who made her debut in 1996's original film Zendaya's style is taking us into overtime! The 24-year-old actress ...

“I didn’t know that was going to happen either! I definitely know we love her, but I didn’t know it was going to be as much of a focus as it was. [Laughs] But I understand, because she’s a lovable ...

Space Jam: A New Legacy is finally here, and the long-anticipated sequel has revealed what the Looney Tunes have been up to since we last saw them defeat the Monstars in the original film. We check in ...

"I had no idea that people would be that up in arms about a bunny not having boobs," Malcolm D. Lee said. It's always great when your upcoming movie has a lot of buzz heading into its premiere, but ...

For her latest red carpet look, Zendaya went down the rabbit hole. At the premiere of “Space Jam: A New Legacy” on Monday, the 24-year-old actress channeled her character, Lola Bunny, in a colorful ...

"I had no idea that people would be that up in arms about a bunny not having boobs," said director Malcolm D. Lee. “Lola [Bunny] was very sexualized,” Lee said at the time. “This is a kids’ movie, why ...