Chernobyl
16 Excellent TV Shows That You Can Finish Watching In One Weekend
Looks like your plans for the long weekend are sorted!
Mugdha Kusray
27 Fictional TV Workplaces Ranked From Absolute Worst To Best
The reviews are in and we're revealing "TV's Best Place to Work 2021."
Matthew Huff
19 Outfits From History That Movies And TV Shows Tried To Emulate
1917 didn't use original World War I helmets because they turned out to be too small for modern heads.
Hope Lasater
“Chernobyl” Star Jared Harris Urged Instagrammers Who Visit The Disaster Site To Be Careful
“I would just caution them to be careful because they seem to be posing on certain things that are potentially dangerous,” Harris told BuzzFeed News.
Michael Blackmon
Chernobyl Blew Up My Childhood. Will Climate Change Do The Same For My Kids?
I was a 10-year-old in Kiev when the Chernobyl explosion destroyed my faith in my country and my family. Now I wonder if history is bound to repeat itself.
Sophia Moskalenko
Opinion: “Chernobyl” Shows How Modern Russia’s Propaganda Machine Is Falling Apart
It’s ironic that a show about narratives, and the way they can turn sour, caused Russia’s own narrative machine to show its fragility.
Georgy Birger
Why Does Everyone Love "Chernobyl" So Much?
HBO's Chernobyl lets its viewers partake in the disaster without feeling like this kind of collective failure could ever happen here or now.
Alison Willmore
The Creator Of HBO's "Chernobyl" Would Love If You Stopped Taking Nuclear Disaster Selfies
"Comport yourself with respect for all who suffered and sacrifice," Craig Mazin subtweeted the tourists visiting the Ukrainian disaster site.
Hayes Brown
These Haunting Pictures Show How Chernobyl Has Aged Over The Years
Since 1994, photographer David McMillan has made 21 trips to Chernobyl to witness nature reclaiming civilization.
Gabriel H. Sanchez
Puppies From Radioactive Chernobyl Are Starting New Lives In North America
These Chernobyl puppies have spent their lives in a region still grappling with the fallout of Europe’s worst-ever nuclear disaster. But they’re about to start new lives with families in the US and Canada.
Jane Lytvynenko
