Brace yourselves, gentlemen. According to the gas chromatograph, the secret ingredient is... love?! Who’s been screwing with this thing?!— Frink
Brace yourselves, gentlemen. According to the gas chromatograph, the secret ingredient is... love?! Who’s been screwing with this thing?!— Frink
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Dictionaries have found a new master of the modern quotation to challenge the best of Oscar Wilde and Groucho Marx... Homer Simpson's creator Matt Groening.
The brains behind the world's favourite cartoon series has three new entries in the latest volume of quotations from the experts at Oxford University.
The latest edition of the Oxford Dictionary of Modern Quotations, published today, is a testament to the growing popularity and influence of characters from The Simpsons.
Homer Simpson phrases include: "Kids, you tried your best and you failed miserably. The lesson is never try."
Another Homer quotation featured is: "Kids are the best, Apu. You can teach them to hate the things you hate. And they practically raise themselves, what with the internet and all."
Also included is the much-repeated reference to the French by the Scottish caretaker Willie who remarks: "Bonjour, you cheese-eating surrender monkeys" in a 1995 episode.
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Simpsons, PCMag.com has posted their "top 10 gizmos for The Simpsons fans".
From the site: “In addition to the television series, the family has shown up in a variety of places: They demonstrated their vocal prowess on The Simpsons Sing The Blues album, been branded (it didn't hurt, promise) for special editions of board games, such as Clue and Monopoly, and starred in their first feature-length film, The Simpsons Movie, which debuts today.
“Today we celebrate this not-so-tech-savvy family and pay homage to the long-running TV show. So, of course, we searched for the some of the greatest branded The Simpsons merchandise this side of Springfield.”
The list includes a robotic Homer, doughnut maker, talking shower radio and more.
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Last week CMH Records released an album of bluegrass versions of songs from The Simpsons.
Entitled Four Finger Music: The Bluegrass Tribute to the Music Made Famous by The Simpsons, the album is a compilation of Simpsons' classics performed by the twangy bluegrass band Hit & Run.
It is available digitally through vendors such as iTunes, eMusic, and Napster, or you can buy a physical CD through their website, where you can also listen to audio samples. The album will hit retail stores like Best Buy and Wal-Mart in September.
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Even with the massive hype surrounding The Simpsons Movie, we haven't forgotten that the television show is still ongoing.
A list of celebrities starring in upcoming episodes was released recently.
Jack Black, Lionel Richie, Placido Domingo, Topher Grace, Steve Buscemi, Jon Stewart, Dan Rather and 'Frasier' trio Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce and John Mahoney will all be lending their voices to the show.
The new series of The Simpsons starts on 23 September.
If you live in the LA area then make sure to pick up this week's free copy of LA Weekly. In his 30 Los Angeles years, Matt Groening has never been busier than he’s been over the past few months: The Simpsons recently broadcast its 400th episode and shows no signs of slowing down. Futurama’s back in production (although not necessarily for prime time). He’s got a new book out, an empire to oversee, his Life in Hell deadline each week, two teenage sons and, of course, The Simpsons Movie.
It takes us two months of scheduling, but eventually Groening and I arrive at his beach house, at sunset. I’ve been here once before, for late-night pizza and beer with six or seven others after a mutual friend’s art opening. This familiarity saves us a good 10 minutes of precious interview time — 10 minutes I’d otherwise have to spend jaw-dropping and eye-popping; it’s that kind of a house. Huge, but not ostentatious; just big and friendly, with high ceilings, good light, good art and beverages. We grab a few beers and head out back, along the stepping stones and past the pool to a pair of immense sliding walls. Groening opens one, I open the other, and we’re left standing on sand about 40 feet from the Pacific, with nothing between us and the water, and nothing between the water and the sky.
Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) today announced The Simpsons™: Minutes to Meltdown, an original game developed exclusively for mobile phones starring the world’s favorite animated family. Created in conjunction with Fox Mobile Entertainment and Gracie Films, Minutes to Meltdown takes mobile gamers on a fast-paced, action-packed adventure through Springfield. The game, which features Homer and a colorful cast of Springfieldians, can now be downloaded directly from major wireless carriers in North America and Europe and on the web via Jamster (www.jamster.com).
In Minutes to Meltdown, gamers guide Homer as he races against the clock and rushes through Springfield in order to stop a meltdown at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Players start in the Simpsons’ home then progress through fun, mobile-friendly missions in their quest. Along the way, players will interact with Bart, Mr. Burns, Apu and more of their favorite Springfieldians.
“The Simpsons are an internationally favorite family with the TV show airing in over 50 countries,” said Mitch Feinman, SVP, Fox Mobile Entertainment. “Fans of The Simpsons and gamers alike are going to love Minutes to Meltdown. It’s easy-to-use but hard-to-master and provides you a chance to experience life in Springfield.”
Toy2R and Diamond Comics are proud to announce the 10" QEE D.I.Y. Project: Bart Simpson Exhibit - August 1st at Meltdown Comics, Los Angeles
Celebrating the opening of the first Simpsons Movie and on the heels of the San Deigo Comic Con, you're invited to head down to Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles to Meltdown Comics (Melt Gallery) to see the 10" Qee Custom D.I.Y. Exhibit on August 1st from 7:00pm to 11:00pm. This will be the first gallery stop on the worldwide tour which includes stops in New York, Paris, Chicago, Florence, and Hong Kong. More than 50 different custom Bart Simpson Qees will be on display from artists including:
Matt Groening, Attaboy, Tyson Summers, adidas, Moody, Sam Fout, Jim Koch, Nicoles Chevallier, David Lanham, DYZLA, Lounge Kat, Triclops, Matt Sharp, Mark Nagata,
Doink, Veggie Something, Baby 168, Inu Art, Sasha Huber, Vincent Skoglund, ODM, Sarah Sa, KW, ColorWeekly, Thick Magazine, Nada One, Joey Potts, DGPH, Akira Yamaguchi, B, Wing, October Toys, Alan Yip, Bernhardt Geyer, Chad Carothers, Toy2R and many more!!
