Here's a question to ponder. Someone sends you an e-mail that contains pictures of Bart and Lisa from the TV series "The Simpsons" having sex. Are you, by possessing and viewing that image, guilty of ...

(UNDATED) When a cartoon can make even Bart Simpson look like a saint, you know you’re dealing with some racy material. Tune into Comedy Central’s “South Park” and you’ll find Jesus boxing Satan, ...

The Simpsons‘ newest episode might be more focused on a story about Fat Tony’s past as Homer gets involved in some major shenanigans, but it starts out in a much more surprisingly emotional place.

If you’re part of that generation that grew up during the golden age of The Simpsons, you’ve referenced (or, more likely, tried to recreate) the iconic one-on-one brawl between Bart and Lisa from ...

Lisa (Yeardley Smith) looks forlorn with Bart (Nancy Cartwright) smiling behind her in The Simpsons' "Stew Lies." Credit: Image via Fox The Simpsons' Bart (Nancy Cartwright) and Lisa (Yeardley Smith) ...

She has millions of fans–even Michael Jackson and Meryl Streep asked for her autograph–but you’ve probably never heard of her. Not as a woman, anyway. To all but her family and friends, actress Nancy ...

In a new episode of The Simpsons, we get to see the women that have inspired Lisa throughout cartoon history. At eight years old, Lisa Simpson is the fearless champion of women we all need. So it’s ...

The latest episode of "The Simpsons," season 36's "Stew Lies,' features an opening storyline between Lisa and Bart that wraps up surprisingly fast. Bart tries to drive Lisa crazy by repeating ...

There have been a number of episodes of The Simpsons that have shown the future of the family and Springfield. Mostly lighthearted fare, where no one dies. Assuming you don't include Bart's (Nancy ...

The Simpsons Season 36 ends with the episode “Estranger Things,” which sees Bart and Lisa drift apart after they lose interest in watching “The Itchy & Scratchy Show” together. As Marge gives them one ...

The Simpsons' Bart (Nancy Cartwright) and Lisa (Yeardley Smith) are two siblings who couldn't be more different. One's a troublemaker, not great in school, impulsive... and then there's Bart. Kidding, ...