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“The Simpsons” is leaving their longtime job.Pamela Hayden, who has voiced various characters including Bart’s best friend, Milhouse Van Houten, is retiring from the animated show after 35 years, Fox confirmed Wednesday.Hayden’s final episode — titled “Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes” — will air Sunday, Nov. 24.The description for the episode reads, “A tattooed man at a mysterious night circus transports Lisa into three strange stories from the innocent 1950s, the chilling retro-present, and a brutalist future where prestige TV rules the world.”In a statement, Hayden, 70, said, “The time has come for me to hang up my microphone, but how do I say goodbye to The Simpsons?……not easily.”“It’s been an honor and a joy to have worked on such a funny, witty, and groundbreaking show, and to give voice to Milhouse (and Jimbo Jones, Rod Flanders, Janey, Malibu Stacy and many others).”“Here’s to everyone who made this terrific ride I’ve been on possible.

an interview about his new Netflix show “A Man on the Inside” (premiering Thursday, Nov. 21), Schur told The Post about “The Office” spinoff show, “I will be watching as a fan only, but I’m not involved in any way now.”The original American version of “The Office” aired for nine seasons on NBC from 2005-2013. NBC announced the new version of the show in May 2024.

1782 novel “Les Liaisons Dangereuses.” The show’s college setting is a change from the movie, which was set in New York City among wealthy high schoolers. In the movie, the manipulative Kathryn Merteuil (Sarah Michelle Gellar) schemes with her stepbrother, Sebastian Valmont (Ryan Phillippe), to seduce Annette (Reese Witherspoon), their headmaster’s innocent and morally principled daughter. Kathryn also schemes against Cecile Caldwell (Selma Blair), who has a forbidden flirtation with her music teacher, Ronald (Thomas).

host Ken Jennings talks to the contestants. “Chris, understand you’re facing a health challenge right now that you wanted to talk about,” said Jennings, 50.“Yeah, I’ve been fighting Stage IV colon cancer since May,” Burge told the host. Jennings, surprised over Burge’s confession, simply responded, “Oh wow.”Burge then advocated for people to get checked for cancer.“Under young adult diagnoses have increased a lot in recent years,” he explained.

HBO teen drama series.“I’m very excited for Season 3. Unfortunately, Gia’s not returning to the third season, but I am so so indebted to the cast and the crew of that show, to HBO,” the 21-year-old actress told Rotten Tomatoes at the Governors Awards red carpet on Sunday.

dropped a profanity, which Guthrie pointed out. “You know, Cher was on here doing an F-bomb yesterday so I don’t know what’s happening!” she continued.

“The Office,” and creating “Parks and Recreation,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and “The Good Place,” enters the world of retirement homes for his new Netflix show, “A Man on the Inside.” It’s based on the documentary “The Mole Agent.”The show touches on “a lot of themes that I have been thinking about, as I think many people have: aging in general,” Schur, 49, told The Post. “My parents are [the main character] Charles’ age, roughly speaking, and so were many of my friends’ parents.

Andy Cohen Live” this week to promote “Growing Up Urkel,” his newly-published memoir about his life growing up as the nerdy neighbor Steve Urkel on “Family Matters” from 1989 to 1998.During the interview, Andy Cohen asked White how he felt about his co-stars Joe Marie Payton and Reginald VelJohnson claiming he was a handful on set.“They, at one point, said publicly that you were not that easy to work with,” Cohen said. “Did that surprise you to hear?”White didn’t mince his words.“They’re also over 70, and I’ve been told not to argue with my elders from the time I was 12 years old,” he responded.

on TikTok and Instagram — and his unorthodox approach has seemingly worked to make his show more popular. In one of his viral videos, captioned, “Binge English Teacher on Hulu,” audio from a “Gilmore Girls” episode can be heard. In the original episode, Kirk (Sean Gunn), tells his girlfriend’s father, “I love your daughter.” When the father asks what he has to offer, Kirk says, “Nothing.

told Fox News Digital in an interview published Monday. The “American Beauty” actor added, “Jamie is a character I don’t really identify well with at all, and have a hard time living with … he’s got a lot of baggage, a lot of heavy things to carry the load with. And so it’s been a real challenge in my real life, but not one to complain about.” The hit ranch drama, now in the second half of its fifth and final season, follows the Dutton family, owners of the largest ranch in Montana, including patriarch John (Costner) and his adult children Kayce (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Beth’s husband, Rip (Cole Hauser).

“Mama’s Family” star Vicki Lawrence recently opened up about her relationship with Carol Burnett.The actresses co-starred on the hit variety/sketch comedy TV series “The Carol Burnett Show” for 11 seasons, from 1967 to 1978. However, the two, who shared a strong friendship, had a falling-out during the filming of “The Carol Burnett Show’s” spinoff series “Mama’s Family.” While speaking with Screen Rant, Lawrence reflected on how they were able to mend their rift and explained that their bond has grown stronger over the years.“I’m glad we are so close now,” Lawrence said. “We’re closer than we ever have been, really.”Burnett initially had a recurring role on “Mama’s Family,” which starred Lawrence as Thelma “Mama” Harper, a character that she originated on “The Carol Burnett Show.”However, Burnett stopped appearing on the spinoff series amid her divorce from Joe Hamilton, an executive producer on “Mama’s Family” and “The Carol Burnett Show.”Burnett and Hamilton, who died in 1991, tied the knot in 1963 and shared three daughters — Carrie, Jodie and Erin.

impersonate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the 66-year-old actor accidentally left his fly open during the closing moments of the episode.

Polygon, the episode titled “The Gatekeeper” is about the transgender character Brooklyn, who is voiced by “Pose” star Indya Moore. Brooklyn is competing on the girl’s volleyball team and faces discrimination from the opposing team’s coach, Greer (voiced by Amy Sedaris).Greer reportedly uses a magical key to lock Brooklyn and her teammates in the girl’s locker room.

Although Blake Shelton was a coach on “The Voice” for 23 seasons, he couldn’t be happier that he’s distanced himself from Hollywood and returned to his country music roots.“I really, and I mean really indulged in not being on a television show anymore,” Shelton told People. “It’s just been great for me to get back in the mode of, ‘Hey, I’m a country singer first.’ That’s what I left Ada, Oklahoma, when I was a teenager to go be.

Fox News Digital on Thursday. “Traveling away from the family wasn’t possible with what we were going through. My wife [Moira Harris] had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Survivor 47.”Instead, the 43-year-old medical device salesman exclusively told The Post he thinks Mushaluk, 33, is “one of the best players” to ever compete on the reality show. “Genevieve is so smart. She is a freak of nature when it comes to strategy in this game,” Yi said.Read Yi’s full interview below.New York Post: What did you think the consensus was as you went to vote after the scramble at tribal?Sol Yi: I definitely didn’t have a consensus on anything.

the soap opera “decided to take me off contract.”Ordway has played Abby Newman on the long-running show since 2013. “Honestly, it’s been an interesting couple of months,” Ordway wrote on her Stories while answering questions from her followers and showing off her new shorter haircut.

the upcoming HBO series based on the fantasy books — despite her history of anti-transgender rhetoric. HBO CEO Casey Bloys confirmed at a press event Tuesday that while Rowling, 59, is an executive producer on the show, her controversies have not affected the development process.“She’s been fairly involved — she was very involved in the process of selecting the writer and the director,” Bloys told reporters at the London Hotel in West Hollywood, Calif.“I imagine she’ll have opinions on casting,” Bloys continued.

Generation Barney” and recalled receiving death threats from people just because he voiced the purple T-Rex on the children’s TV series.“There were certain things, certain messages that people would send that were pretty threatening,” West said, per People.“If you get a death threat from a middle school child who sends you an email, then it doesn’t make me feel bad for me. It makes me feel bad for them because they’re obviously going through something that’s leading them act out this way,” he explained.However, West shared the threats worsened with the show’s popularity after people found his email address.

“Pod Meets World,” Strong, 44, Danielle Fishel, 43, and Will Friedle, 48, looked back on the Season 5 episode “If You Can’t Be With the One You Love,” which explores Cory (Ben Savage) getting his best friend Shawn (Strong) to drink.“I was probably 17 the first time I tried alcohol, so it was probably right before this,” Strong said on the podcast. “But I remember Ben and I talking about, like, how do you play drunk and having conversations about it. And he nails it.

Generation Barney” and recalled receiving death threats from people who hated the songs he made for the children’s TV series.“When I was nominated for a Grammy, a local talk radio station said, ‘Hey, this is great.’ Then someone called in and said, ‘I wish I could get my hands around the neck of that guy. I would just, I would really like to take him out,’ ” Singleton said, per People.He went on, “My email address was out there, and I was getting people sending me emails … that [were] threatening me and my family with horrible, horrible death and dismemberment and terrible things.”Singleton called the death threats “frightening,” and revealed one of his haters even confronted him about disliking his music in person.“I remember going to a luncheon once and they’ve got us sat at a table,” he explained.