This is a video of Seattle based artist Rudy Willingham placing stickers of Simpsons characters around his neighborhood (Burger King appears to have been a goldmine of content) in places that are contextually appropriate for the characters’ faces or whatever they’re doing. That’s clever. I especially liked the one of

This is a video of The Simpsons voice actor Hank Azaria attempting to distract a Buckingham Palace guard by performing some of his characters, including Moe, Police Chief Wiggum, Snake, Professor Frink, and Comic Book Guy. The distraction goes horribly, and the guard doesn’t move a muscle. Hopefully there wasn’t

Presumably a labor of love, this is an hour-long compilation edited together by YoutuberTeemu_V featuring the first appearances of a bunch of the recurring characters seen on The Simpsons, about a third of which happen in the first season. The video includes “Krusty the Clown, Moe Szyslak, Barney Gumble, Milhouse

Because my feet demanded it, Adidas is releasing limited edition The Simpsons themed sneakers. There will be a Superstar with Marge Simpson’s blue hair covering the entire shoe, and a Stan Smith with Homer’s iconic ‘backing into the bushes’ meme on its heel. They’ll be released before the end of

This is a video of Danny Elfman performing at Coachella over the weekend, and covering The Simpsons theme he composed all the way back in 1989. That was 33 years ago. Danny looks great for 68 too — very sprightly. I only hope I have as much vim and vigor

This is a clip from ITV’s ‘Tipping Point’ gameshow where a contestant confuses Homer the ancient Greek poet (of Iliad and Odyssey fame) with Homer Simpson, the lazy, beer guzzling, donut eating father from The Simpsons. The look on the host’s face says it all. Hey, it happens. I mean

Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of The Simpsons opening intro recreated by filmmaker Matthew Highton using only live-action stock footage over the course of a day. The result is pretty damn close to the original, and I’d argue Matthew here knows how to

This is a video of Rick’s voice from the infamous Pickle Rick episode of Rick and Morty replaced with Homer Simpson’s by an AI system that was trained on Homer’s voice. The result is uncanny, and there’s no doubt in my mind that in the future AI will be able