After three decades, the never-ending institution that is The Simpsons has given long-running side character Bumblebee Man an ...

Los Tigres del Norte joined a roster of musical greats including Paul McCartney with their debut on “The Simpsons.” ...

The international Simpsons family just lost its Montreal matriarch. On Tuesday, the family of distinguished movie, theater and television actress Béatrice Picard announced that the Member of the Order ...

Through the decades, The Simpsons has dropped plenty of memorable Christmas episodes since it first began. Each of these episodes ranges from how heavily they feature the holiday to whether or not it ...

For millions of fans, Canadian actress Béatrice Picard is the definitive voice of the Simpson family matriarch. Béatrice Picard, iconic French-Canadian Marge Simpson voice, died at 96. Her career ...

One of The Simpsons’ voice dub actresses has died. Béatrice Picard, who provided the voice for Marge in the Quebec French ...

Canadian performer and "The Simpsons" voice actress Béatrice Picard has died at 96, her family confirmed. The Montréal native died on Dec. 9 after a 75-year acting career spanning television and ...

The Simpsons has made some big shifts in the status quo in the last few years, but they’ve been largely swept under the rug. This has included some brand new faces joining the series, and some have ...

Before "The Simpsons," TV families were mostly functional, supportive, wholesome groups who represented a nostalgic vision of suburban America that had long since faded despite what the small screen ...

The Simpsons have once again given the baby Maggie a celebrity voice, and this time it’s Lindsay Lohan’s. Over the series’ 33-season run, Maggie has largely kept the pacifier in her mouth, speaking ...

A long-awaited sequel to The Simpsons Movie has been officially announced The film will be released in Summer 2027, a full two decades after the original It is being produced by creator Matt Groening ...

Béatrice Picard, a beloved French-Canadian stage actress best known for voicing Marge Simpson on “The Simpsons” in the animated series’ Quebec French dub for 33 years, died Tuesday. She was 96 years ...