20 Must-Follow Feeds in the World of Entertainment

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Diego PatiñoFrank Ocean | TwitterTake a spin inside the headspace of the reclusive R&B artist on his Tumblr, which features everything from early samples off his album Boys Don’t Cry to video of a NASA rocket launch. Paul Feig | Twitter#Whoyougonnacall for on-set photos of the Ecto-1, explanations of what’s inside ghost-fighting proton packs, and stills from the next generation of Ghostbusters? Director Paul Feig’s Twitter, that’s who. olivia_wilde

Getty ImagesOlivia Wilde | TwitterThe actress’s bio may read “world champion parallel parker,” but with tweets that shed light on issues and poke fun at the film industry (and herself), she’s much more than just a backseat driver.Offworld | WebsiteSpearheaded by veteran game journalists Leigh Alexander and Laura Hudson (a WIRED contributor), Boing Boing’s big-tent games site covers diverse titles and developers too often ignored by other sites. TheMarySue_DH

The Mary Sue | WebsiteThe Mary Sue dishes news and analysis of comics and movies from a feminist perspective—the site is named after a type of improbably flawless character prevalent in fan fiction—but it’s made for everyone.The Canon | PodcastThere’s no shortage of podcasts where you can listen to people argue about movies—but there’s only one you need. Longtime critics Devin Faraci (Birth.Movies.Death.) and Amy Nicholson (LA Weekly) debate a different title each week, with the only question being: Is this movie good enough to be added to the pantheon of essential films? It’s tight, smart, and interesting—which is more than we can say for some of the movies they discuss on the show. ThePitch_DH

The Pitch | BlogYeah, you’ve been reading about new music on Pitchfork for years—but which songs are its critics playing on repeat? This staff blog is the closest thing to hanging out at the office, and you don’t need to worry about how skinny your jeans are.Lithub Daily | NewsletterEqual parts Vice and The Paris Review, LitHub Daily delivers daily digests of the weird and literary—in the voice of your college roommate who double-majored in philosophy and bong studies.Tim Schafer | TwitterThis is what happens when a hilarious OG game developer (Grim Fandango) and founder of Double Fine Games (Broken Age) finds Twitter. Games and goofy sarcasm (and Periscoping Double Fine bowling night) in equal measure.Yours Truly | BlogIntimate profiles and video portraits of musicians on their home turf—from WET’s isolated, snow-covered backwoods to Toro y Moi’s screen-printing studio. (Don’t miss the Yours Truly Soundcloud, either.) chance_the_rapper

Getty ImagesChance the Rapper | SoundcloudEven after 2013’s Acid Rap and this summer’s Surf (with the Social Experiment), the Chicago emcee has plenty of loosies on deck. Hear his latest, including collaborations and remixes.Girl on Guy | PodcastAisha Tyler is one of the busiest women in show business (her gigs include hosting on The Talk and Whose Line Is It Anyway?, writing books, voicing Lana on Archer, and touring as a standup comic), but she might be at her best when she sits down with guests for long-form interviews. Despite the name, there are lots of female guests as well—Amber Tamblyn and Kristen Schaal are featured in standout episodes.

Robert Wilson IVKelly Sue DeConnick | TumblrDeConnick, writer of Captain Marvel, Pretty Deadly, and Bitch Planet, gives you a warm introduction to Carol Danvers, #carolcorps, and the new world of comics. The feed’s official name is Digital Baubles, but it should probably be Priceless Gems. (Bonus: plenty of reblogs of her husband, Matt Fraction, and recommendations on comics you might have missed.)Amazon Movie Reviews | TwitterTerrible movie reviews from people who can’t be bothered to get anything right. No, it’s not really an Amazon account. Yes, it’s hilarious.Lefsetz Letter | BlogFor almost 30 years, Bob Lefsetz’s broadsides have served as music-biz gospel. They’ve also earned him as many enemies as devotees—a sure sign you should be reading them.Saga | ComicsDespite being dwarfed by the ever-expanding empire that is the comic-book movie industry, the humble comic book is having a good decade. That’s thanks in large part to Image, a publisher of creator-owned books and home to some of today’s best titles. And the best of them all might be this bizarre, touching adventure of a literally star-crossed (and totally hot) couple racing through space with their baby daughter, trying to keep their respective species from destroying the galaxy. Fiona Staples’ artwork is a dream (you can also find her in the newly rebooted Archie), and Brian K. Vaughn’s writing is as hilarious and heartfelt as it was in his long-running Y: The Last Man.Neill Blomkamp | InstagramIt’s simple: When the director who made District 9 revives the Alien franchise and starts sharing concept art, just follow.Saladin Ahmed | TwitterFantasy novelist by trade, comics fan and cultural critic by passion, Ahmed brings the same gimlet eye to current events that he does to reading recommendations. Bonus: He frequently signs off with a super-creepy photo. culture-feeds-oculus

/r/oculus | SubredditFor deep cuts about VR, go beyond Oculus’ official blog and learn from the early adopters who tirelessly speculate and dissect the latest news and tech developments.Rian Johnson | TwitterWant teasers for Star Wars Episode VIII? The man behind Brick and Looper weighs in on the Empire, movies, and his dream movie sequences. (Hint: They involve Jedi on canoes.)

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