Canadian performer and "The Simpsons" voice actress Béatrice Picard has died at 96 after a 75-year career spanning television ...

Fans of America’s longest-running primetime show, The Simpsons, were left shocked after Season 36 finale revealed that one of the main characters of the show- Marge Simpson- died. The episode aired on ...

For a very specific generation of The Simpsonsviewers, Béatrice Picard will forever be Marge Simpson. On Tuesday, Dec. 9, ...

The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a flashforward to thirty-five years in the future, when Lisa (Yeardley Smith) and Bart Simpson (Nancy Cartwright) are adults, and their mother ...

Originally appeared on E! Online. The city of Springfield can rest easy. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “Obviously since 'The Simpsons' future episodes are all speculative ...

Marge Simpson's death in the season 36 finale during a flash-forward storyline saw her in the clouds looking down on her family with her heavenly husband, Ringo Starr The season 37 premiere, which ...

On the rare occasions that The Simpsons kills off a longtime character, it’s usually pretty big news. That’s how the animated show’s most recent episode started. It began with Alice Glick’s sudden ...

Here's why Bart, despite his prominence in early seasons of The Simpsons, ultimately gave way to his dad Homer as the ...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains a spoiler for the 36th season finale of “The Simpsons.” (NewsNation) — “The Simpsons” creators decided to use the 36th season finale to kill off a beloved character ...

She’s famously known for not saying a word, instead squeaking her pacifier (or dummy, for the Brits), but Maggie Simpson is set to be voiced by none other than Lindsay Lohan in Sunday’s episode of The ...

Did “The Simpsons” really just kill off one of its main characters? Warning: Spoilers ahead for the season 36 finale of “The Simpsons.” The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a ...

Originally appeared on E! Online. The city of Springfield can rest easy. “Obviously since 'The Simpsons' future episodes are all speculative fantasies, they’re all different every time,” Matt Selman ...