As Todd Spangler with Variety notes, BuzzFeed has sold First We Feast for $82.5 million to a "consortium of buyers" including ...

E ach Hot Ones guest brings something particularly unique to the show's table. Many guests have particular talents and ...

Hot Ones debuted in 2015 with guests that included a cascade of rappers like Machine Gun Kelly (pre-Megan Fox) and Tony Yayo. Over the years, it has grown to include culinary icons like Gordon ...

BuzzFeed sold First We Feast, a now-independent studio known for producing the popular “Hot Ones” interview show on which celebrities eat increasingly hot chicken wings, for $82.5 million to a ...

Hot Ones, the buzzy talk show where celebrities face questions and even hotter chicken, is under new management. First We Feast, the company behind the YouTube show, has been sold by Buzzfeed to a ...

Sean Evans and company cut an eight-figure deal, with backing from a consortium including Crooked Media and Soros Fund Management, as First We Feast becomes a self-run multi-platform media company and ...

Buzzfeed announced that it officially sold the company behind the "Hot Ones" YouTube show to a George Soros-funded affiliate. In a press release on Thursday, Buzzfeed revealed it closed the sale ...

By Benjamin Mullin BuzzFeed on Thursday said it had reached a deal to sell the company behind the popular interview show “Hot Ones” for $82.5 million, easing a cash crunch that has loomed over ...

Hot Ones, hosted by Sean Evans, has become A-lister's go-to interview opp, with actors and musicians fond of not only the host's insightful, well researched questions but the challenge of tackling ...

“Hot Ones” is going solo. BuzzFeed announced a deal to sell First We Feast, the studio behind the popular YouTube chicken-wing-eating celebrity talk show “Hot Ones,” for $82.5 million in ...

Thanks to the consortium of investors, led by founder Chris Schonberger and Hot Ones host Sean Evans — and including Crooked Media, Mythical Entertainment, Soros Fund Management and others ...