Netflix's Tuca & Bertie is wonderfully weird

There are so many things to appreciate about Tuca & Bertie, which is streaming now on Netflix: the messy, imperfect friendship between its two main characters, who are 30-year-old bird ladies living in Bird Town; the abundance of cartoon boobs everywhere, seen on everything from buildings to pastries; or the sheer amount of creativity displayed in the stylized sequences, which range from Claymation to stop-motion. I got to talk to the show's art director Alison Dubois, who confirmed that yes, the show was as fun to make as it is to watch. -Dami TODAY ON THE VERGE + The biggest news from E3 2019, of which #1 should obviously be Gooigi + Adobe's prototype AI tool automatically spots Photoshopped faces + The WSJ reports that Facebook is debuting a cryptocurrency next week, which, what? + NASA says it'll cost $30 billion to go back to the Moon + Why Google's surprise Pixel 4 tease raises the stakes + Lyft is introducing pink scooters built by Segway + Final Fantasy VII Remake is only part of the game, but it's a massive world + Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't look weird enough to be edgy + The Dead Don't Die is a perfect excuse to return to Zombieland --> VERGECAST: Recapping Code Conference and Youtube CEO Susan Wojcicki's difficult week Facebook Twitter Instagram Podcasts This email was sent to clickkernews.latestnews@blogger.com. Manage your email preferences, or unsubscribe to stop receiving emails from The Verge. Vox Media, 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036. Copyright © 2019. All rights reserved.