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Texas Simpsons fans rejoice! Two Dallas businesses are transforming into Simpsons-themed establishments complete with Duff Beer in June.

The drug-filled world of Halston is as flashy as ultrasuede.

Walter Simpson says a white resident called 911 on him while he was checking his mail and...

The chances of visiting a Subway at least once in a lifetime are pretty high. Whether trying to find something fast to eat and stumbling upon the green and yellow signs quickly and efficiently dealing with your hunger, or searching for hangover relief—this sandwich palace seems to always be nearby when you need it. And it’s run by the glorious sandwich artists, toasting your bread, spreading the tuna mayo and complementing everything with scrumptious chipotle sauce. It’s no surprise that ...

Morrissey slams Simpsons over unflattering parody   Published On Morrissey slams Simpsons over unflattering parody LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Morrissey has accused The Simpsons of "hatred" and "ignorance" after the show’s latest episode featured an unflattering parody of a moody British singer in part inspired by the former Smiths frontman. In the episode, first aired Sunday in the United States, the precociously intelligent Lisa Simpson makes a new imaginary friend: a depressed but charismatic in...

Morrissey has offered his "last" comment on The Simpsons recent pastiche. The long-running animated comedy poked fun at the singer, introducing a character who is the lead singer of cult English group The Snuffs. Voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch and with songs penned by Flight Of The Concords Bret McKenzie, the episode aired over the weekend. Morrisseys camp were furious with the portrayal, with his manager penning a series of barbed missives on Facebook. Now the singer himself has shared a stat...

By @joshmradio Morrisey is slamming the creators of The Simpsons.  The English musician called the show ‘racist and hurtful’ after they depicted him with ‘his belly hanging out’ in the latest episode, ‘Panic on the streets of Springfield.”  Hours after the episode aired, a statement written on Morrissey’s behalf by his manager, Peter Katsis, had appeared on the singer’s Facebook page: “Surprising what a ‘turn for the worst’ the writing for The Simpsons TV show has taken...

A new episode titled Panic On The Streets Of Springfield aired during the week, featuring a character with an uncanny resemblance to Morrissey. Benedict Cumberbatch voiced the perma-gloom character, while Bret McKenzie - Fight Of The Concords - sculpted the Smiths-esque songs. It seemed to go down well with fans, but one person hated it - Morrissey immediately A missive from his team opens: "Sadly, The Simpson’s show started out creating great insight into the modern cultural experience, bu...

Posturing idiocy: John Cleese mocks Simpsons star Hank Azarias racism apology 15 Apr, 2021 11:08 PM 2 minutes to read John Cleese, right, and Michael Palin in a Monty Python sketch. Screenshot / YouTube news.com.au By: Natalie Brown John Cleese has mocked The Simpsons actor Hank Azaria in an "apology" for making fun of "white English people" in Monty Python. Azaria, who is white, apologised earlier this week for his involvement in the hurt felt by the Indian community, caused by his voicing Ind...

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