The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a flashforward to thirty-five years in the future, when Lisa (Yeardley Smith) and Bart Simpson (Nancy Cartwright) are adults, and ...

The season 36 finale, titled “Estranger Things,” features a flashforward to thirty-five years in the future, when Lisa (Yeardley Smith) and Bart Simpson (Nancy Cartwright) are adults, and ...

The Simpsons season finale left viewers in shock as it revealed Marge's impending death. The episode featured themes of family connection.

In season 35, the show also jokingly killed off Bart, who died from boredom listening to one of Lisa’s stories, although this is played off as more of a gag compared to Marge’s death.

Marge's death in The Simpsons season 36 finale proves that the show is finally ready to tackle a storyline that could spell the end of the series.

Interestingly, even forced laughter can be effective. Researchers say the brain cannot distinguish between a genuine and a fake smile.

We all smile. It’s a universal sign of happiness, agreement, and warmth. From a quick grin with a stranger to a heartfelt laugh with loved ones, smiles grease the wheels of social interaction ...

And these computers work in real time, which means that there’s no delay and they can tell a fake smile from a genuine one, which means a real one, as the person is speaking.

She shared, "I've learnt a lot from him (Rishi Kapoor). I think Rishi Kapoor was probably the only actor who could sing a sad song with a smile.