The Powerpuff Girls are flying back to our screens, heading to their original home, Cartoon Network. To be clear, this is not a Powerpuff Girls revamp or reboot. We are not talking about the IYKYK ...

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The Powerpuff Girls were instantly popular with young viewers when they first swooped in to save the day on Nov. 18, 1998. The original series ran until 2005 and spawned a feature length film, giant ...

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So, the Powerpuff trailer was leaked. While the footage was taken down faster than the Mayor of Townsville calling the girls, we were able to witness what could have been thanks to it going viral. The ...

In the dark year known as 2020, The CW raised many eyebrows by announcing a live-action Powerpuff Girls series. There are many animated shows that could feasibly work with actual actors, but that show ...

The Powerpuff Girls was set to be adapted into live-action, giving human-like features to the three protagonists—Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. The original ‘90s animated series, created by Craig ...

Sugar, spice, everything nice and an accidental dash of “Chemical X.” These were the ingredients needed to create the beloved 1990s cartoon “The Powerpuff Girls.” And now, more than 15 years after the ...

That shift is apparent from the get-go. The first episode, "Princess Buttercup," finds the girls at an elementary school rather than a kindergarten; that means older kids, which Boyle says lets you ...

The beloved Powerpuff Girls are a mixture of sugar, spice, everything nice... and some Chemical X. Due to Professor Utonium's clumsiness, his creation of the perfect little girls resulted in the ...

Charlie Larson, Ben Letvin, and Jude Norris found joy in gymnastics when they landed on the same team. Now they're spreading that joy on social media. The post These gay college gymnasts show their ...