LAGRANGE COUNTY, Ind. (WANE) – Lots of people collect coins, baseball cards, and old records. But how about 3,096 pieces of Simpsons merchandise? NewsChannel 15 got a look at what one man hopes will ...

WOLCOTTVILLE, Ind. (WANE) – A Wolcottville man is hoping his Simpsons collection is big enough for a record. But not just any record: a Guinness World Record. Travis McNall, who friends call Bart, ...

Looks like Springfield is a getting the Happy Socks treatment. To kick off a new season, the Stockholm-based accessories brand has launched a new collection dedicated to the iconic animated series The ...

Fans of the long-running sitcom “The Simpsons” can soon sport their favorite characters and show references on their Crocs. They’re so fun, it’ll make fellow fans stop you and say, “D’oh! Where’d you ...

Michael Irving, 37, a journalist and editor, began collecting The Simpsons merchandise in high school more than 20 years ago and was known as “Simpsons Mick” because of his obsession. Michael has a ...

BUFFALO, NY (WKBW-TV) — Kevin Torres started collecting Simpsons stuff about ten years ago. A collection that now fills his entire garage began with a pair of Converse sneakers with "home run Bart on ...

Nearly 13 years after the original collection, Vans has announced that a new The Simpsons collaboration is on its way. The skate brand took to social media earlier this week to share the news. Now, ...

When you were younger, you'd come home from school, switch on the TV, and sit down to watch one of the best cartoon shows to have ever been created. And now, you can relive your after school days as ...

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