The Simpsons' has had a lot of brilliant, longstanding traditions over the years, but one of the very best started on this day in 1990.

To celebrate the latest installment of their long-running Treehouse of Horror episodes — the annual Halloween-themed celebrations of mayhem and gore — Simpsons producers turned to Guillermo del Toro ...

This Sunday, an episode of The Simpsons featured a title sequence storyboarded by Banksy, the graffiti artist and provocateur. Banksy's opening included a minute-long interlude apparently set in a ...

A Banksy drawing from his time working on an iconic Simpsons episode is up for auction. The elusive artist gifted the sketch ...

In the DVD commentary for the show’s second season, Groening and some of the show’s writers and producers weighed in on the ...

Exemplars of the art form set the tone of the TV show, complement the narrative, or just serve as an entertaining diversion from the drama at hand.

Original opening title sequences are an endangered species on television — many TV shows just show a simple title card or, worse, rely on AI-generated graphics in a not-so-Secret Invasion of nonhuman ...

Minnesotans have an extra reason to be excited about this year’s installment. Ward Sutton, who was born in Minneapolis and graduated from St. Olaf College, created the opening credits, joining a list ...