Yesterday, word came down that it may be possible the long, long-running television series, The Simpsons would be coming to an end. The news came from what most would consider a reliable source, a longtime
All good things must come to an end. So goes the saying, and so goes the way of life. As great as any run may be, there comes a point where it’s time to pack
Disney’s acquisition of most of 20th Century Fox had tons of repercussions that are starting to be felt throughout the industry, and a lot of our own headlines predictably revolved around properties like the X-Men
The Simpsons may have long since been a Fox property, but times have changed, and they have now been enveloped by their Disney overlords as a part of the overall acquisition of 20th Century Fox,
Who would have thought that the family of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie we met in back in the 90's would have become a cultural phenomenon and would still be relevant almost thirty years
https://youtu.be/M8wctVg9zS4 Lots of news coming out of the Disney+ presentation today. We have learned about the price point and launch date of the series as well as what type of content we can expect when
As we already know, Disney owns the vast majority of what used to be Fox and its many subsidiaries. Exactly what goes to Disney and what stays with Fox and goes elsewhere is all a
The HBO documentary Leaving Neverland, that is causing radio stations to stop playing Michael Jackson's songs has now moved over to the genre of television. The Simpsons have removed one of their early classic episodes,
Now that the House of Mouse has collected another prize in its game of studio pokémon, with the acquisition of most of Fox, it won't be long before major moves are made regarding the obtained
[embed]https://youtu.be/PeNMFZGyNQU[/embed] Last night on the latest episode of The Simpsons, we had the confirmation that Thanos' decimation of the life in the universe in last years Avengers: Infinity War has achieved mainstream pop culture status. Unless
