A few years ago Fox and Pepsi had a contest where the winner would get their own real-life version of The Simspons' house. But taking things about a million steps further, Universal Orlando is adding the entire town of Springfield to its theme park—at least the parts that fans really care about.

It's hard to believe The Simpsons have been on the air for almost a quarter of a century, but season 24 is just around the corner and Fox has just released this teaser for the season premiere airing September 30.

Mr. Burns used his iPad in the recent Simpsons episode Them, Robot, and, like the rest of us, he loaded it up with apps. They are funny: Am I Alive, Ukulele Hero, Google Naps, Captain Billu's Whiz-Bang, Angry Burns and the one I really want to buy at the App Store: Trap door.

There's really no reason at all for this video to exists, which takes 13 episodes from the first 10 seasons of The Simpsons and creates a mega video wall of them all playing simultaneously. But hey, it's The Simpsons. How can you possibly hate on this?

Homer Simpson has been available as a TomTom Voice Skin for a few years now, but other characters are finally getting their due as both Marge and Mr. Burns are now available to guide you to your destination.

You probably missed this among the CES clusterskgjhaskjgh: the Simpsons made fun of Steve Jobs on this week's episode, titled Politically Inept, with Homer Simpson. As Homer is being interviewed on TV, "Steve Jobs unveils iGhost" crawls across the news ticker.

Fishermen in Córdoba, Argentina caught a three-eyed wolf fish in a reservoir fed by a local nuclear power plant, which will surely hinder the plant's owner's attempt to run for local office.

Dave Forbes is the proud owner of a 160x120 LED video coat that puts Joseph's Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to shame. It covers him front to back and plays Simpson's episodes in a full body, color display.

In 1989, before he was known as the creator of The Simpsons, Matt Groening made ends meet by working as an artist for, who else, Apple Computer.

Germany, Austria and Switzerland have pulled a few Simpsons episodes from airing because of potentially sensitive nuke jokes in light of Japan's nuclear situation.