Larryboy: The Cartoon Adventures is a short-lived American 2D-animated children's direct-to-video series developed by Tom Bancroft as a spin-off of the VeggieTales franchise created by Big Idea ...

Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber appear as Cavis Appythart and Millward Phelps, respectively--two jingle writers based loosely on Gilbert and Sullivan. The setting is 1880s London, and they've ...

Growing up in the 90s and early 2000s, Veggie Tales was a Sunday School staple. Everybody knew about Bob and Larry, could sing the theme song ... they will grow up to be good Christians. 2. Your ...

Now to really make things complicated in VeggieWorld, they simultaneously worked on The Star of Christmas while putting many of the finishing touches on Jonah-a VeggieTales Movie ... and Millward ...

First, they named the lobster Larry—a name many can tie back to the show “Spongebob.” But giving him a name was one of many things Stenzel’s children wanted to give the lobster for what ...

As noted by Fox Sports' John Fanta, the 6-foot-3 guard, who was named a finalist for the Wooden Award, joined Larry Bird as the only two players in the history of the NCAA Tournament to have back ...

BlackRock Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink is proposing a new tweak to ... of at least $200,000 (or $300,000 joint income) for the two previous years, as well as the expectation that income ...

BlackRock Larry Fink said Monday that inflation in the United States will be elevated by nationalistic policies, including the deportation of workers. The head of the US investment management ...

BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) CEO Larry Fink is sounding the alarm on what he sees as a looming retirement crisis in the U.S., and he says younger generations have every right to feel uneasy about the future.

A. The Hall of Famer was reported to be about 100 kg or 220 lb and 6 feet 9 inches or (2.06m) tall. Q. Why did Larry Bird retire early? - + A. On August 18, 1992, Bird announced his retirement ...

When asked about the smartest person he's met, Musk mentioned Larry Ellison, Larry Page, and Jeff Bezos. His comments on a podcast come as tech titans are losing billions amid a Nasdaq slide.