Following the recent announcement that Facebook is launching its own original TV shows, the social media giant officially revealed it has closed a deal with Brandon Stanton, creator of the famous Humans of New York blog, to make his inspiring work a docuseries. The 12-part project, product of 12,000 interviews and 4 years of filming, will take the famous website's approach from photography to video using the exact same concept that made Humans of New York so popular in the first place through 30-minute episodes.

They're quick, practical, clear and always save you from spending too much time finding recipes to impress friends by making something delicious and pretty, but we can all agree that the one thing cooking tutorials tend to do wrong is that they all look the same! Thankfully, young director David Ma, who aside from being a talented filmmaker is also obsessed with the aesthetic of food (just check out his Instagram account for proof), decided to change that by infusing some cinematographic style to the art of cooking.

AMC does not believe in the future of MoviePass's business strategy and wants to make it clear. In the hours following the announcement that MoviePass (a service offering moviegoers the opportunity to go see one film in theatre every day for a fixed monthly fee) is launching a new plan for just $9.95 a month, the movie theater chain AMC is threatening legal action.

The queen of Shondaland is taking her creative genius to the streaming giant! Behind some of the network's biggest hits like Grey's Anatomy and Scandal, Shonda Rhimes is calling it quits with ABC after more than 10 years of collaboration. Instead, the famous showrunner is said to have signed a multiple-year deal with Netflix for which she will create and produce new projects.