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Also Read: 'Love Life': Paul Feig on Teen Darby's 'Really, Really Bad Decision' in That Traumatic Flashback EpisodeHis Twitter account has since been deleted, but users screenshotted the tweets, all written before he joined “The Flash,” and have been resurfacing them for the past few weeks.In 2014, he wrote, “Enjoyed a secret boob viewing at an audition today,” and in 2012, “The only thing keeping me from doing mildly racist tweets is the knowledge that Al Sharpton would never stop complaining

By Denise Petski

Paul Feig has lined up his next feature film, and it appears the comedy director is venturing into the world of YA fantasy in the new film, “The School of Good and Evil.” According to THR, Feig will direct the feature, based on the novel “The School of Good and Evil” written by Soman Chainani.

Paul Feig will direct Netflix’s adaptation of “The School for Good and Evil,” based on Soman Chainani’s best-selling novel of the same name, the streamer announced Thursday.

By Amanda N'Duka

By Dave McNary

Over the past decade, there aren’t many blockbuster films that have caused as much controversy as the 2016 remake of “Ghostbusters,” directed by Paul Feig. From the moment the first trailer dropped on YouTube, a social media movement began to discredit the film and do everything in its power to make sure the film didn’t succeed.

Paul Feig believes the reaction to Hillary Clinton’s bid for U.S. presidency harmed his female-fronted Ghostbusters movie.

By J. Kim Murphy

Paul Feig, the director and co-writer of the 2016 “Ghostbusters” reboot, noted in a recent interview about the film that he believes the “anti-Hillary movement” played a big role in the movie’s negative perception.

By Angelique Jackson

"Everyone was at a boiling point"

The 2016 “Ghostbusters” movie featuring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones failed to connect at the box office because of Donald Trump’s “tirade” against the female-led film, according to director Paul Feig.

Producer/director Paul Feig is a bona-fide starmaker. His hit 2011 movie “Bridesmaids” launched Melissa McCarthy into the stratosphere; his cult TV series, “Freaks and Geeks” (1999-2000), was a major early stepping stone for Hollywood A-listers Jason Segel, Seth Rogen, James Franco, Busy Phillips and Linda Cardellini.

Anna Kendrick has “absolutely no guilt in the guilty pleasure” of her new HBO Max series “Love Life,” which marks her first dive into episodic TV.

is about to get a bit more stylish. 

Judd Apatow is clearing the air about one of his beloved shows, Freaks and Geeks!

By Denise Petski

Celebrities gotta eat! Given that they often work long, odd hours, it’s no surprise that various stars of both the big and small screens occasionally chow down on set during a break or when they have a few moments to themselves.

By Peter White

HBO Max has given out a pilot order to the comedy “Minx,” Variety has learned.

Fox has given a pilot order to a mockumentary series based on the British series “This Country.”

By Peter White

LAS VEGAS — The steady rise in listenership for high-end podcasts is opening up a host of opportunities for creatives in the comedy arena, director-producer Paul Feig and internet star Lele Pons told CES attendees on Wednesday.