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7 Things You Need To Know About “Ghostbusters”
After its difficult road to theaters, Ghostbusters has finally come out. Director and co-writer Paul Feig and co-writer Katie Dippold talked to BuzzFeed News about why the movie became a cause célèbre among misogynists. Spoilers abound!
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Laverne Cox Reveals Everything You Need To Know About Sophia In Season 4 Of “Orange Is The New Black”
“It’s hard to watch,” Laverne Cox told BuzzFeed News. Many Season 4 spoilers below!
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About That Bill Cosby Joke In The “Orange Is The New Black” Premiere…
Spoilers below, but really, you should be watching Episode 1 by now.
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“Person Of Interest” And The Mysteries Of Cancellation
What was once a critically adored, top-rated drama is now being burned off, two episodes at a time. Here is how the writers handled their show secretly being canceled by CBS.
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7 New Shows That Could Replace Your Canceled Favorites
Don’t despair, Nashville fans!
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These Are The Shows To Look Forward To On TV Next Season
From Fox’s upcoming Empire-esque musical drama to Kiefer Sutherland’s new drama.
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CBS’s New Shows Feature A Whole Lot Of White Guys
The network clearly hopes fans of Dr. Phil, Training Day, MacGyver, Friends, Community, and Parenthood will love their new shows too.
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The CW Is Still All About The Comics-Based Shows
It’s not just about the DC Universe anymore — The CW is heading to Riverdale.
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Jodie Foster’s Very Unconventional Directing Career
She’s directed Mel Gibson, Jennifer Lawrence, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and herself. Here’s what Jodie Foster has learned along the way.
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Fox Is Resting On Reboots Next Season
More 24, plus The Exorcist, Lethal Weapon, and Prison Break are being revived by the network in its 2016-2017 schedule.
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ABC Is Counting On Shonda Rhimes And Comedies Next Season
ABC picked up a new (their fifth!) Shondaland drama, but that means Scandal is moving to midseason.
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NBC May Be Starting To Move On From “Chicago”
Well, almost, and it’s putting a whole lot of stock in Superstore.
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Documenting A Disaster Movie: Q&A With Reporter Kate Aurthur On “Nina”
“Every bad thing that could happen to a movie happened to this movie.” BuzzFeed News reporter Kate Aurthur chats about her experience interviewing the filmmakers behind the controversial film — and what she thinks of the movie after finally seeing it.
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How “Nina” Became A Disaster Movie
More than 11 years in the making, Nina has been accused of racist casting and wounded by behind-the-scenes fighting. Here, the filmmakers reveal how it all went so wrong.
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9 Things You Need To Know About Anderson Cooper’s Documentary With His Mom
The HBO documentary Nothing Left Unsaid delves into the long life of Gloria Vanderbilt, who was born into wealth, fame, and tragedy — with her son Anderson Cooper asking the questions.
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13 Things You Need To Know About “The People V. O.J. Simpson”
The riveting FX drama comes to an end next week. BuzzFeed News talked to the writers about every damn thing.
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Which TV Shows Have Been Renewed, Which Have Been Canceled, And Which New Ones Are Coming?
The broadcast networks have picked up new shows and renewed (and axed!) current ones. Here’s where everything stands now.
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64 Things That Happened In The First Season Of “Friends” That Would Never Happen Today
So much mail. So few cellphones.
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Lady Gaga Had 52 Rape Survivors Join Her On Stage At The Oscars
And then soon after lost Best Song to Sam Smith in a shocking upset.
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Chris Rock’s Oscars Monologue Was What This Very White Awards Season Needed
Burn, Hollywood, burn.
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