The The Simpsons video predicting Donald Trump's March 14 death is not real. It is an AI-generated fake that has reworked an old, similarly proven fake claim.

From coronavirus to Lady Gaga's Super Bowl performance to the Apple Vision Pro, The Simpsons seem to have predicted ...

Across 37 seasons and now almost 800 episodes, “The Simpsons” has continued to surprise viewers by seeming to predict the future. Gags that start as nothing more than jokes ultimately manifest into ...

Brent Forrester boasts one of the most impressive pedigrees in TV, writing the cream of modern comedy. Born in Los Angeles, the Malibu surfer turned Columbia ...

One of the top creatives behind The Simpsons opens up about the long-running animated sitcom's apparent ability to predict the future.

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A resurfaces episode of The Simpsons has reignited debate online, with viewers drawing uncanny parallels between ...

No, this isn't a real Simpsons episode. It's a fabricated "lost episode" video with AI-generated or edited scenes of Trump in a coffin, fake newspapers, and dramatic overlays claiming a March 14, 2026 ...

Coincidence is a hell of a drug. That's why it sure seems like many of your favorite cartoons have predicted future disasters ...

A viral 90-second clip claiming "The Simpsons" predicted Donald Trump’s death is a confirmed hoax. Know how AI and 4chan imagery were used to create the fake "unaired episode" that has misled millions ...

That series was The Lone Gunmen, a spinoff of The X-Files which focused on the adventures of Byers (Bruce Harwood), Langly ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Eight hundred episodes, 37 seasons, and one four-fingered family that refuses to age. As “The Simpsons” hits a milestone few series have ever glimpsed this weekend, the architects ...