Hot Ones” is going solo. BuzzFeed announced a deal to sell First We Feast, the studio behind the popular YouTube chicken-wing ...

The host of the viral series chatted all things chicken wings, dream guests and more as one of PEOPLE's 2024 Creators of the ...

BuzzFeed announced on Dec. 12 that First We Feast — the studio behind the 'Hot Ones' series — was sold to host Sean Evans and ...

BuzzFeed sold First We Feast, the studio best known for producing “Hot Ones,” a popular interview show where celebrities eat ...

The sale, to a group that includes the show’s host, Sean Evans, and Soros Fund Management, will allow BuzzFeed to pay down ...

Now 354 episodes in, the bizarre ‘interview-endurance test’ format is clearly working and it’s earnt Evans a very decent bank ...

The Hot Wings interview show finally has new ownership thanks to buyers lead by co-creators Chris Schonberger and Sean Evans.

Sean Evans and partner Chris Schonberger acquire Hot Ones for $82.5 million, gaining full control over the series.

BuzzFeed has announced its selling studio First We Feast to “Hot Ones” host Sean Evans and other investors, including the George Soros Fund.

CEO Jonah Peretti called the move part of the company's "strategic transformation" as it pivots more into AI The post ...