Don't let songwriter Chris Cacavas play with guns.

Fred Flintstone as a mob boss! Yogi's pal BooBoo as a terrorist! Jonny Quest as the subject of a gay child-custody battle! All these outrages and more can be found on Cartoon Network's hilarious, hallucinatory "Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law."

From cooking shows to sci-fi, your fine suggestions are clogging up my TiVo, damn it! Plus: Olympic coverage, the perils of semi-scripted farce, and Grubman gets her own show for bad behavior.

Tea Partyers are wrong to squawk about Mitch McConnell's "cave." They should be cheering

While we debated "South Park," a Dutch court protected a group's right to publish Holocaust-denying comics

Readers weigh in on our review of "Monsters, Inc." and our story on the Jar-Jar Binks-less "Phantom Menace."

Virtual classes offer opportunities for supervised physical activity that were rare before the pandemic

The booming Bank of North Dakota proves the oil-rich state is red in more ways than one

A little cartoon fun with the Fox News host's predictions of doom.

New York's billionaire mayor used public funds to build the new Yankee Stadium for the richest team in sports.

Everyone in America gained from the trillions spent on pandemic relief — but billionaires did best of all

Big Bird has some company

The 1 percent is rapidly vacuuming up the country's wealth, and things have only gotten worse since the recession

Over a trillion dollars have been appropriated for post-9/11 wars -- and that's almost certainly an underestimate

A clear sign of superpower decline: Film producers swap in North Koreans as the all-purpose bad guy