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Recently, Guns N' Roses bass player Duff McKagan reiterated his belief that the writers of The Simpsons used his name as inspiration for the Duff beer on the animated series. But The Simpsons writer ...

Rarely do fictional products share the same level of popularity as their real-world counterparts, but The Simpsons’ most celebrated suds became so popular over the years that we can now drink Duff ...

The Simpsons have “predicted” dozens of eerie moments in history. Ironically, they never saw a recent callout from Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan coming down the pipeline. On June 7, during a chat ...

There's been another volley in the seemingly endless back-and-forth between Duff McKagan and The Simpsons creators over the inspiration for Duff Beer — this time from original show writer and producer ...

In this case, the plaintiff has produced since 1989 the well-known TV-series The Simpsons which has been shown in German-speaking countries since mid-1994 and in which beer under the fictitious name ...

ATLANTA -- Some fans of the Simpsons - and beer - have reason to celebrate. According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), 21st Century Fox has green lighted actual Duff beer. That's right, the drink ...

Lithuania publisher Media Incognito has been fined for breaching advertising laws with its local edition of the Simpsons comic. The firm was hit with a penalty of 10,000 litas (£2,500) by the country ...

Now that Halloween is over (RIP Halloween Horror Nights) and it’s not quiiiiite the holidays yet, we’re officially in the most wonderful time of the year at Universal Studios: Dufftoberfest. Every ...

You tried your best and failed miserably,” Homer Simpson tells his kids in a classic moment from the beloved TV show. “The lesson is: Never try.” A duo from Delaware County seemingly took Homer’s ...

A Media man who created pop-up events modeled on Moe’s Tavern from “The Simpsons” has been ordered by a U.S. District Judge to pay $1.2 million ...