Ask any die-hard fan of The Simpsons about the most polarizing episode of the series, and odds are you’ll hear “Homer’s Enemy.

First Edna Krabappel, then Maude Flanders... now Marge Simpson? Will there be any characters left in The Simpsons? In Estranger Things, the last episode of The Simpsons season 36, Marge's death ...

Marge Simpson's death was a one-time flash-forward. Producer Matt Selman confirms she'll return, outliving us all in The Simpsons' ongoing story.

Amid rampant speculation that the matriarch of the iconic animated series was killed off amid the show's 36th season finale, a producer on the long-running animated series clarified her status.

Kalen DeBoer didn’t recruit Ty Simpson, but the Alabama coach and his staff are now officially recruiting Simpson’s younger brother.

The Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman has issued a statement after fans reacted in shock to the apparent death of Marge Simpson. In the finale of the beloved animated show’s 36th season ...

A US judge has ruled against the Trump administration's freeze on funding for electric vehicle chargers, allowing 14 states to access billions designated for this initiative. And in her verdict, the ...

The Simpsons have killed off one of the main characters of the show in the finale of the 36th season. Following Marge Simpson’s death, know where the show stands.

Fans of the iconic show The Simpsons were shocked by the foreshadowing of the death of Marge Simpson in the season finale, but the show’s producers say that Marge is still alive and the show has been ...

Following a two-year run with dual-threat passer Jalen Milroe under center, Alabama will turn to one of Ty Simpson, Austin Mack, or Keelon Russell. The leader in the clubhouse remains Simpson, the ...

How did Marge Simpson die? The finale episode titled “Estranger Things” kills off Marge Simpson not in the present but via a 35-year flash forward into the future.

Marge Simpson is not dead and is very much alive, 'The Simpsons' EP says after the Season 36 finale sparked online outrage.