Julie Kavner is the iconic voice that has been behind "The Simpsons’" Marge Simpson for nearly 800 episodes (not counting the ...

A Canberra strata company is being taken to ACAT amid claims they tried to charge a renter up to $4000 to review CCTV footage ...

Four days of hearings from sex abuse victims and those impacted by the Diocese of Buffalo's bankruptcy case have been ...

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A new fad for ‘public domain horror’ is fuelling the mutation of our best-loved cartoon characters into gory slasher villains ...

He’s a symbol of patriotism, protest, and power. But behind the red, white, and blue is a real man—and a disputed American ...

Developed for people diagnosed with ALS, Talk to Me, Goose! turns short recordings into a text-to-speech tool that doesn’t sound robotic.

David G. Brown, political cartoonist for the Los Angeles Sentinel, reflects on the art of racial dissent through his cartoons, which are on display at the Watts Towers Arts Center Campus.

Named after the infamously high-pitched, hapless yet persistent character on "The Simpsons," this newish tool (released in ...