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BuzzFeed’s entertainment list compiles 29 real-life anecdotes of people whose lives spiraled after sudden financial setbacks, illustrating how a single morning can cascade into lasting chaos and force dramatic changes in plans and finances.
BuzzFeed’s collection rounds up 21 anecdotes from medical professionals about the wild, humorous, and occasionally baffling complaints they’ve received from patients and families.
A BuzzFeed Community post crowdsources thoughts on fashion and beauty looks that people say “scream I’m a Republican,” listing goatee with wrap-around Oakleys, MAGA-era outfits, Christian tees, heavy makeup and veneers, cowboy/country aesthetics, oversized crosses, and other stereotypes—presented in a humorous, opinionated roundup that invites readers to weigh in.
BuzzFeed compiles a 33-shot roundup of screenshots captured at the exact moment to maximize hilarity, pairing each with witty captions and reader comments for a lighthearted look at Internet oddities.
BuzzFeed rounds up popular hype that fizzled, listing tech and media phenomena like the Segway, 3D TV, Google Glass, and Fyre Festival as examples of things once widely embraced that didn’t stand the test of time, with readers adding more items in the comments.
A lighthearted roundup from BuzzFeed highlighting 21 cringe-worthy, over-the-top mishaps as 2026 begins, each described with witty captions and reader comments to turn a rough start into comedic relief.
BuzzFeed Shopping offers a curated list of 39 post-holiday gifts, emphasizing authentic, vetted product recommendations suitable for a variety of budgets and needs, curated by experienced editor Rebecca O'Connell.
A fun personality quiz to determine if you're more like a loyal, cuddly golden retriever or a mysterious, independent black cat in relationships.
BuzzFeed Shopping offers a curated list of 44 random products that are practical and fun, vetted by their team to help readers find useful items across various price points, emphasizing authenticity and real-life usefulness.
BuzzFeed has curated a list of 46 unique gift ideas for people who are hard to impress, featuring items like a Hocus Pocus Lego set, Wicked-themed Monopoly, and a sushi and boba kit. The list includes a variety of creative and themed gifts, such as a vision board book, a retro Apple Watch stand, and a Disney color-by-number coloring book, all aimed at making your gift stand out this holiday season.
BuzzFeed has sold its food and pop culture brand First We Feast, known for the popular "Hot Ones" YouTube show, for $82.5 million in an all-cash deal. The buyers include First We Feast founder Chris Schonberger, "Hot Ones" host Sean Evans, and other investors like Crooked Media and Soros Fund Management. First We Feast will now operate independently, with plans to expand into new platforms and live events. The sale is part of BuzzFeed's strategy to reduce debt and focus on scalable, tech-enabled services.
First We Feast, the company behind the popular show 'Hot Ones,' has gained independence from BuzzFeed through an eight-figure deal backed by investors including Crooked Media and Soros Fund Management. The move allows First We Feast to operate as a standalone media company, with plans to expand into new platforms and live events. Sean Evans will continue as the host and chief creative officer, while founder Chris Schonberger becomes CEO. The brand aims to build on its success, which includes over four billion YouTube views and multiple awards.
BuzzFeed has reached an agreement to sell the company behind the popular web series 'Hot Ones' for $82.5 million. This deal marks a significant business move for BuzzFeed as it continues to navigate the evolving media landscape.
The popular YouTube talk show 'Hot Ones,' known for its celebrity interviews over spicy chicken wings, has been sold by Buzzfeed to a group of investors including host Sean Evans and founder Chris Schonberger for $82.5 million. This acquisition makes First We Feast, the company behind 'Hot Ones,' an independent multi-platform media company. Schonberger will serve as CEO, while Evans remains the host and becomes Chief Creative Officer. The show, which has featured numerous celebrities and gained significant popularity, is set to launch its 26th season in January 2023.
BuzzFeed has sold its production company First We Feast, which owns the popular "Hot Ones" show, to a fund controlled by George Soros for $83 million. This sale helps BuzzFeed pay off a significant portion of its $124 million debt, reducing it to $30 million. The deal allows BuzzFeed to focus on its remaining businesses, including BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, and Tasty, while First We Feast will operate independently. Soros' acquisition adds to his growing media investments, and the move also diminishes potential influence from investor Vivek Ramaswamy.