6 Words and Phrases Brought to You by Hollywood
You have Tinseltown to thank for phrases like ‘cut to the chase’ and ‘jump the shark.’
You have Tinseltown to thank for phrases like ‘cut to the chase’ and ‘jump the shark.’
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This cheeky euphemism was kicking around years before Bart ever used it on “The Simpsons,” but it prompted some significant backlash in the early ‘90s.
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"It's a perfectly cromulent word."
If you started watching the show as a kid, you’re likely as old as Homer and Marge now.
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Down Duff Beer while complaining about Ned Flanders.
Homer's brush with baseball glory gets a 25th anniversary special.
Springfield’s most beloved family didn’t start out with their own network show.
The "Every. Simpsons. Ever." marathon kicks off on Thanksgiving and runs for 13 days straight.
It was too good to be true.
The beloved character's vegetarian lifestyle just isn't enough for some people.
From the personal collection of the show's co-creator.
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From Billy Beer to Claus von Bulow.