Adult Swim has given a two-season renewal to Joe Cappa’s animated series “Haha, You Clowns,” which will return for a Season 2 and Season 3. “It’s amazing that Joe and the team made something as ...

The Campbell boys aren’t going anywhere soon, as Haha, You Clowns has been renewed for Seasons 2 and 3. On Thursday, Adult Swim announced a two-season renewal for the animated series from Joe Cappa, ...

Over several decades, as Hollywood comedy has become mostly paint-by-numbers, Adult Swim, the nighttime programming block on Cartoon Network that has played host to weird ephemera alongside hits like ...

Haha, You Clowns isn’t your average Adult Swim cartoon. Instead of edgy jokes and trippy animation, Joe Cappa’s sincere storytelling and crudely drawn characters explore the slice-of-life stories of ...

Last October, Adult Swim's latest viral hit, Smiling Friends, returned for a third season, offering another dose of trippy, dark comedy. But later that month, the network also unleashed a brand-new ...

From “Doctor Who” to “Downton Abbey,” fans of British TV have come to expect their favorite shows to air special episodes at Christmas. Similarly, long before the television was a household item, ...

Created by Cappa, Haha, You Clowns is an unexpected series from Adult Swim that celebrates wholesome family programming. Join the Campbell boys, three doting teenagers and their tenderhearted dad, as ...

Hey, remember t.A.T.u.? The Russian duo who gave us songs like Not Gonna Get Us in the early 2000s? They're making quite the comeback online thanks to Heated Rivlary, the HBO Max show about hockey and ...

Once the circus music started, WWE fans instantly knew that Doink the Clown was on his way to the ring. When Doink first burst upon the WWE scene, his jokes were more malicious. He would squirt ...

Songs featured in the HBO Max-Crave romance drama series are experiencing drastic streaming increases, including “All The Things She Said,” both the T.A.T.u and Harrison version, and Wolf Parade’s ...

Showrunner Jacob Tierney and music supervisor Scotty Taylor speak with Billboard about nailing the much-talked-about conclusion to episode four. By Kyle Denis Screen-melting chemistry, endless ...