Halloween Ends takes place 44 years after the traumatic events of the original film, which premiered in 1978. Naturally, it’s being touted as the “final” chapter of the longstanding relationship between Laurie Strode and the — seemingly invincible — masked killer named Michael Myers. As a self-proclaimed horror buff myself, even I know that evil never dies. Luckily, I had the honor of chatting with Jamie about the latest installment of the Halloween franchise....

So, to celebrate their new iHeartRadio podcast, And That’s What You Really Missed, Jenna and Kevin sat down with BuzzFeed to set the record straight and talk about the series that changed their lives. We talk about their infamous cast parties, moments they broke character, the plethora of A-Listers who adored the show, and so much more. Now without further ado, here’s everything — dare I say — you missed on Glee: In terms of the Discovery+ documentary, it feels even more important, to me at least, to do the podcast because we were the ones who were there....

Y aunque los amamos por hacernos sentir tanto con sus obras, también los odiamos por hacernos amar a alguien que ya tenía una sentencia de muerte. Un día este señor se levantó y construyó al personaje más noble, fuerte, honrado y valiente de la saga, nos hizo amarlo de pies a cabeza y cuando menos lo esperamos, redactó la muerte más cruel, humillante y angustiante que se le pudo ocurrir....

Recipe: Pastina An entire pound of frozen spinach is the real star of the dish, which becomes velvety soft as it braises in a warmly-spiced coconut milk mixture. It also makes this dish astonishingly cheap, since using the fresh stuff would likely cost three times as much, if not more. And if I’m being 100% honest, using fresh spinach doesn’t give the same luxuriously soft mouthfeel, either. All this to say, this recipe is why I always keep a bag of frozen spinach in my freezer and a block of tofu in my fridge....

If you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault, you can call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE, which routes the caller to their nearest sexual assault service provider. You can also search for your local center here.

The readers say: It opened my eyes about the world made for men (literally), made me more cautious and aware of medical biases, and taught me how to recognise them and point them out. It is a life saviour!" —luthy_one “It shows how almost every aspect of a woman’s life is disadvantaged by being designed for men. It’s a fascinating and frustrating examination of how everything from – car crash testing, to medical research, to clothing – has been geared towards men....