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The Simpsons

Get Smithers Laid! New Competition for AfterElton Readers
, Oct 27, 2009
We think 20 years is too long for Waylon Smither's dry spell. And we think you're just the people to find him a stud.
Lance Bass Is Hot, Adam Lambert, James Franco's Prosthetics, and more
, Oct 19, 2009
Glam is back, Homer goes gay, Toronto gets WorldPride, Glee guest stars announced, and who wants to punch out Lance Bass?
Voting now open in 1st Annual AfterElton.com Primetime Visibility Awards
, Sep 10, 2009
Think of it as the Gay Emmys ... and you're the voting academy!
New on DVD: TV faves, old broads, classics on Blu-Ray
, Aug 19, 2009
DVD takes you to New York (Gossip Girl), Miami (Dexter), Hollywood (These Old Broads), Paris (Playtime), Springfield (The Simpsons) and even outer space (The Last Starfighter) this week. And you don't have to pack sunscreen.
"The Simpsons" outs another character
, Nov 17, 2008
Last night's Simpsons included the outing of an established character.
AfterElton Briefs: Jack Mackenroth has a new project, the battle over Prop 8 isn't over, and more!
, Nov 5, 2008
Plus, why is Stephen Baldwin still here, and why is Steve Guttenberg running pantsless?
Gay Abe Lincoln visits "The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror #19"
, Nov 3, 2008
Honest Abe appeared in last night's Halloween special as a gay spirit with designs on Homer.
What was gay at "The Shmemmys"? Lots.
, Sep 15, 2008
Gay and gay-fave celebs made this weekend's Creative Arts Emmys one to watch.
The Week in Gay Geek: Ultimate X-Fates, big screen DC heroes and more!
, Aug 28, 2008
The Ultimate X-Men story that included troubling developments for Ultimate Northstar and Colossus concludes, George Takei is a video game villain and more!
Goodbye Springfield? Could the twentieth season of "The Simpsons" be the last?
, Jul 10, 2008
With salaries for the voice cast going up for the historical twentieth season, one critic wonders if this will be The Simpsons swan song. If so, we'll miss the way the irreverent comedy tackled gay issues and displayed a gay sensibility.