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A profile of Decatur artist Lowkey Lyss, who crafts nostalgic, humor-infused works that evoke fond childhood memories.

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The Simpsons did it! They killed off one of their major (and we mean major) characters in season 36's finale. But this death is a ways away.

"The Simpsons" executive producer Matt Selman has spoken out about the surprising decision to "kill off" Marge Simpson during a flash-forward scene in the show's Season 36 finale.