A Media Borough man who started a Moe’s Tavern pop-event is now being asked by Twentieth Century Fox to pay $1.3 million in damages for copyright and ...

Fox seeking $1.3 million in Moe’s Tavern lawsuit The proposed order against Media man seeks payment on 39 copyright, trademark and cybersquatting violations, as well as destruction of all ...

“The Simpsons” fans will be able to experience the television series’ iconic watering hole, Moe’s Tavern, Oct. 31 when Bierock’s, a Madison local bar and restaurant, will transform its interior in ...

Austin bar Nickel City has been transforming into Moe's Tavern from 'The Simpsons' for Halloween since 2018.

CNN is reporting that Nickel City, a bar in Austin, Texas, "dressed up" as the fictional Moe's Tavern watering hole from "The Simpsons" for a special Halloween treat.

Lawsuit alleges a man continued to run a pop-up bar based on "The Simpsons" watering hole, Moe’s Tavern, even after he was asked to stop.

Simpsons fans are in mourning over the loss of a long-time regular at Moe’s Tavern. The choice to kill off Larry “The Barfly” hit fans hard, even though he only ever appeared in the series ...

In addition to using the name and concept of Moe’s Tavern, Twentieth Century Fox alleges that McCullough has also used Simpsons characters and plot points as part of his pop-up bar.

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. sued a pop-up restaurant called “Moe’s Pop-Up” for replicating without consent “Moe’s Tavern” from the TV show “The Simpsons.” The restaurant and bar, run by JMC Pop ...

There’s an empty barstool at Moe’s Tavern. Fox’s long-running sitcom “The Simpsons” killed off one of its familiar characters Sunday night — Larry the Barfly. Larry, who was often ...

He said, "WHO WILL DIE THIS SUNDAY ON THE SIMPSONS?" Attached to the post were images of Simpsons family members Homer, Bart, and Marge, as well as Larry the Moe's Tavern barfly.