WarnerMedia Expands Shows for Cartoon Network and HBO Max, Including New Teen Titans Go! Spinoff
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WarnerMedia Kids & Family today announced it is expanding its programming slate aiming at preschoolers, kids ages 6-11, and families by creating more than 300 hours of original series, specials, and acquisitions to debut Cartoon Network channels and HBO Max starting later in 2021. This includes a new
Teen Titan GO! spinoff series and
Samurai Jack creator Genndy Tartakovsky. “After 100 years of creating some of the world’s most beloved IP, today we’re at the beginning of our new story, with the history, corporate unity and modern approach to be the industry leader our heritage deserves,” said Tom Ascheim, President of Warner Bros. Global Kids, Young Adults and Classics in a press release about the expansion.
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Watch live Wednesday: Rocket Lab launching microsatellite on Electron booster Space 1/19/2021 Space.com Staff © Provided by Space A Rocket Lab Electron booster stands atop Launch Complex 1 on New Zealand s Māhia Peninsula ahead of The Owl s Night Begins mission in December 2020.
Editor s note:
The video above is Rocket Lab s December 2020 launch. The live webcast will appear once it is available.
Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 1:45 a.m. EST (0645 GMT) and you can watch it live here.
The Electron will launch during a 1.5-hour window from Rocket Lab s Launch Complex 1 on New Zealand’s Māhia Peninsula. It will be Rocket Lab s first launch of 2021 and the 18th launch overall. An initial attempt to launch the mission on Jan. 16 was delayed due to a sensor issue on ground equipment.