Béatrice Picard, the actress who voiced Marge Simpson for over 30 seasons in Quebec, died this week at 96, her family announced. Picard, a titan of theater and television, brought Marge to life for the Canadian French-language version of The Simpsons for 33 seasons—crafting a distinctive voice that became instantly recognizable to generations of viewers.

The "9-1-1: Nashville" actress died from a rare form of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, an inherited neurological disorder, on Oct. 19, her talent agent Kim McCray told Entertainment Weekly. She was 23. MCray added that Tate "passed away peacefully" and that ...

For a very specific generation of The Simpsonsviewers, Béatrice Picard will forever be Marge Simpson. On Tuesday, Dec. 9, those fans lost the iconic voice behind the Simpson family matriarch when Picard passed away at the age of 96.

Kim Ji-mee, 85 years old, a veteran actress who was the top box office star of the 1960s, a symbol of beauty and femme fatale, and a pioneer female filmmaker, has passed away. Director Lee Jang-ho, who shared the news of her death,

Kelley Mack’s final film has been released four months after her death, and her performance is nothing short of breathtaking. Universal, which was released on Friday, December 5, depicts a British couple,