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Hank Azaria reveals the real voices behind his Simpsons’ characters
April 4th, 2017 under 7-Eleven, Howard Stern, The Simpsons. [ Comments: none ]


For 30 years, Hank Azaria has been doing more voices than anyone can count on The Simpsons and yesterday he revealed where some of them came from on The Howard Stern Show.

He told the Shock Jock that Moe the Bartender came from him doing a bad Al Pacino impression during a play with some gravelly Red the Bartender added in. Chief Wiggum is a “weird Edward G. Robinson” from the Film Noir cop days. Apu is a combination of kids he grew up with from India and the man he knew who worked the 7-Eleven near him in Los Angeles. Snake is someone he knew from college who really enjoyed his drugs. Comic Book Guy also came from his college days, he was his next door neighbor from Freshman year. Finally, Lou the Cop is a bad Sylvester Stallone impression.

Will we get any new voices from him? He said, “I think I have done every voice that I can possibly do. Every sound that I can make as a human being has been used.” Even though he says that, I am sure he will find a way.

The Simpsons celebrates it 30th Anniversary, of the first time they appeared on The Tracey Ullmam Show, later this month

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Paris Hilton shops at 7-Eleven now
December 29th, 2007 under 7-Eleven, Paris Hilton. [ Comments: 1 ]

I guess Paris Hilton is already feeling the effects of her inheritance being cut by 97% if she was seen shopping at a 7-Eleven. 
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The Simpsons are coming to the big screen on July 27th!!!
July 5th, 2007 under 7-Eleven, The Simpsons. [ Comments: none ]


OMG! I so love that trailer and can’t wait to see The Simpsons when it comes out on the 27th!
And BTW I didn’t tell you I actually went to the Kwik-E-Mart here in Burbank and it was so bloody cool! I waited 15 minutes to get in to a 7-Eleven in 93 degree heat and then another 15 minutes to get a Pomegranate Squishee (which I don’t recommend) and 15 seconds to get a pink donut and it was so worth it! They really did a great job on the outside of the place making it look like a Kwik-E-Mart and even had an Apu Wannabe who said “Thank you come again!” as you left! Sadly though because I went on the second day a lot of the stuff was already sold out, but I can tell you the donut was almost worth not being able to get the other stuff. That donut was so good and I am not the biggest donut fan!!! So morale of the story is if you live by one of the converted 7-Elevens make sure you make an effort to go because it is so worth it! I will be going back again even though there is one 7-Eleven that is closer to where I live!
On a side note I find it interesting that Fox placed the two Kwik-E-Marts in LA in areas by the other studios and not in one by them. The Burbank one is close to Disney, Warner Bros and NBC while the Culver City one is by Sony…just a thing that made go hmmmm?
UPDATE: Orphan Annie was kind of enough to send her pictures of the Kwik-E-Mart in Culver City, Ca.







Thanks Orphan Annie!!!

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The Simpsons converting 7-Elevens to Kwik-E-Marts!!!
July 2nd, 2007 under 7-Eleven, The Simpsons. [ Comments: none ]

 
In preparation for the release of The Simpsons movie on July 28th, 12 US 7-Elevens are converting into Kwik-E-Marts and all of them will be selling Kwik-E-Mart foods like Squishees according to Convenience Store News. One of the 7-Elevens is by me, so I am going to go and have a Squishee!!! I haven't been this excited to go to a mini-mart since I went to a Circle-K! (If you don't get the reference to that, please don't tell me because it will be too much for me to handle.  
Here is what the 7-Elevens Kwik-E-Marts will be carrying:
 — KrustyO's cereal – a bright-red cereal box shows Krusty the Clown enjoying a bowlful; inside, a cereal created by Malt-O-Meal can be found. The boxes were flying off the shelves in New York, where CSNews Online overheard a store employee telling a customer that they would have to check back tomorrow, because the 50 cases the Times Square located store had were already sold out.

— Buzz Cola – packaged in a red and yellow can, individual cans or six packs were stocked on shelves and in the cooler. Buzz Cola was distributed by 7-Eleven, according to the can.

— "Radioactive Man" comic books – Bart Simpson's favorite superhero is featured in a 32-page comic book produced by Bongo Entertainment Group exclusively for 7-Eleven. Numbered 711, the plastic-wrapped comic book has a suggested retail price of $3.99.

— Squishees – 7-Eleven's proprietary Slurpee was also reimaged for the movie. At the New York location, customers were crowded around the machines, waiting to dispense the carbonated drinks into 22-ounce paper cups bearing the official Squishee logo.

In addition, five collectible, plastic Slurpee movie cups with scenes from "The Simpsons Movie" along with six straws featuring removable Simpson character magnets are available at stores. In New York, the magnetized straws were sold out before CSNews Online arrived.

In addition, a pink-frosted doughnut with sprinkles that can be seen in the movie's poster, is available exclusively at 7-Eleven stores. However, unlike the television show's Kwik-E-Mart, the Sprinklicious doughnuts at 7-Eleven are made fresh and delivered daily to the stores, the company stated.

In all, the convenience store chain will carry more than 25 items that are either recreations of products from the actual show or collectibles, including a dancing Homer doll, talking key chains, T-shirts and hats.

Thanks Rusty! 
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