Arts & Entertainment
Here Are 8 New Streaming Shows You Should Check Out This Winter
From living as an immigrant in the US to hunting Nazis hidden in plain sight, these shows being rolled out by Hulu, Apple TV+, Amazon, and Netflix touch on a range of topics.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
Meghan McCain On “The View” Is The Epitome Of White Women Tears
The conservative cohost of The View has become emblematic of a certain kind of civility argument no one is interested in hearing anymore.
Scaachi Koul
Turns Out James Corden Isn't Always Actually Driving In "Carpool Karaoke"
Can we ever trust again?
Lauren Strapagiel
Black People Deserve Better Than Tyler Perry’s Latest Movie
Tyler Perry’s (terrible) new Netflix movie A Fall From Grace makes it clear that it’s time he started collaborating with artists who actually have something to say.
Michael Blackmon
The Worst Thing About “The Goop Lab” Is How Reasonable It Seems
The mostly harmless new Netflix series The Goop Lab makes it easy to forget the damage Gwyneth Paltrow’s pseudoscience-y brand of "wellness" can do.
Scaachi Koul
“Cheer” Captures What It Really Felt Like To Be A Cheerleader
The Netflix documentary Cheer shows viewers something I learned a long time ago: All kinds of people become cheerleaders, for all kinds of reasons — and some are profoundly changed by it. (A few spoilers.)
Anne Helen Petersen
Here Are The Winners At The 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards
Award season is upon us!
Krystie Lee Yandoli
Netflix’s Aaron Hernandez Documentary Finally Talks About His Sexuality
The new series Killer Inside explores the role that queerness and denial might have played in Hernandez’s life, death, and crimes.
Pier Dominguez
The LA In "You" Is A Fantasy
The second season of Netflix’s You celebrates Los Angeles for an authenticity that increasingly doesn’t exist anymore. (Spoilers for Season 1.)
Zan Romanoff
Here’s How Hollywood Stars Are Reacting To Their 2020 Oscar Nominations
“I hope our Little Women does for another generation of girls and women what it did for me: lights a fire to write your book, make your movie, sing your verse,” Greta Gerwig said.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
What Were The Makers Of “Joker” Even Upset About?
Joker’s commercial success — and now its critical success — makes the filmmakers’ persecution complex even more absurd.
Scaachi Koul
The 2020 Oscar Nominations Are, Yet Again, So White And Barely Include People Of Color
Cynthia Erivo is the only nonwhite actor nominated.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
Sorry, “SNL,” “Astronomy Club” Is Coming For Your Wig
The new Netflix sketch comedy show Astronomy Club is a hilarious delight.
Michael Blackmon
Elizabeth Wurtzel Wasn’t Sorry About Anything
The memoirist helped set the stage for an entire era of confessional writing.
Pier Dominguez
Jillian Michaels Is Being Criticized For Body-Shaming Lizzo
“Why aren't we celebrating her music? ‘Cause it isn’t going to be awesome if she gets diabetes,” Michaels told BuzzFeed News.
Krystie Lee Yandoli
#ReleaseTheJJCut: “Star Wars” Misinformation Hell Is The New Future Of Everything
Get ready for a world run by warring online communities completely lost in their own misinformation. Warning: This post contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
Ryan Broderick
A Bunch Of Celebs At The Golden Globes Talked About Australia's Bushfire Crisis
"Make no mistake, the tragedy unfolding in Australia is climate change–based," said Russell Crowe in a speech read by Jennifer Aniston.
David Mack
Michelle Williams Addressed Abortion Rights In Her Golden Globes Speech
"I'm also grateful to have lived in a moment in our society where choice exists, because as women and as girls, things can happen to our bodies that are not our choice."
Jason Wells
Here Are The Winners For The 2020 Golden Globes
It was a big night for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and the World War I drama 1917.
David Mack
“Knives Out” And The Revenge Of The Pretty Good Movie
Rian Johnson’s star-studded whodunnit has succeeded by exceeding people’s expectations for what they’ll find at the movie theater.
Anne Helen Petersen
It’s Time To Cancel "Vanderpump Rules"
After seven magical seasons, the cast of Bravo's hit reality show have outgrown their roles.
Zan Romanoff
The New “Little Women” Makes Space For Jo’s Queerness
Greta Gerwig’s adaptation leaves room for the idea that Jo might be different in a way Louisa May Alcott never put into words. Spoilers ahead.
Shannon Keating
How The 2010s Killed The Celebrity Gossip Machine
In 2010, celebrities were beholden to swarms of paparazzi and the ever-present threat of TMZ. A decade later, they’re back in control.
Anne Helen Petersen
I Watched “Cats” And WTF?
Did anyone who worked on Cats meet an actual cat??
Scaachi Koul
Jason Derulo's "Cats" Costars Revealed It Wasn't Just His Bulge That Had To Be Removed
Jason Derulo's dick and its censorship have ruled headlines, but the truth is a little more complicated.
Debanjali Bose
The Family Of A "Walking Dead" Stunt Performer Killed In 2017 Has Been Awarded $8.6 Million In Damages
"This verdict sends a clear message regarding the need to both elevate and strictly adhere to industry safety standards every day, on every shoot, on every film set," the family's attorney said.
Michael Blackmon
The Best And Most Shocking Scenes From TV And Movies This Decade
We asked the BuzzFeed News team what scenes and moments they're unable to forget after this decade of TV and movies.
David Mack
The Decade Beyoncé Made Herself Into A Legend
The story of how Beyoncé went from making good — but not great — albums to some of the most important works of art in the past 10 years.
Michael Blackmon
The Accidental Revolutionaries In “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
“I don't think that they're necessarily aware of the extent to which they are challenging the norm,” star Rachel Brosnahan told BuzzFeed News. (Spoilers for Season 3 ahead!)
Krystie Lee Yandoli
Taylor Swift And The End Of An Era
Love her or hate her, Taylor Swift embodied the contradictions of the decade in pop music.
Pier Dominguez
