American Horror Story, Honest "Ghostbusters" Trailer, Gilmore Girls posters, Drake is #1 & Emma Stone impersonating Britney Spears

American Horror Story creator Ryan Murphy has revealed some major spoilers about the current season of the show, including which actors will be returning to the series in the second half of the season. “Finn Wittrock is coming back soon, playing his most f***ed-up character of all time,” Murphy told E! News this week. “To the point where he was like, ‘This is so crazy that I don’t know that I can do it, but I’ll do it.’”

In the same interview, Murphy also confirmed fan theories that Lady Gaga’s witch character in the current season is linked to the witches that appeared in season three’s Covenstoryline. In fact, Gaga’s character is the original Supreme. Additionally, Taissa Farmiga–who last appeared as witch Zoe Benson in Coven–will also be rejoining the cast in an upcoming episode.

Check out this honest trailer for “Ghostbusters” by Screen Junkies
“Get ready for the nonsensical non-sequel that divided a nation and proved girls can make probably-unnecessary-middle-of-the-road-studio-mandated-franchise-bate just as good as the boys — Ghostbusters (2016)!”

Retitling the film “Ghostbusters: Now Let’s Never Speak Of This Again”, the comments are disabled because…well, it’s pretty bad.

Netflix has shared four new seasonal-themed poster for the highly-anticipated Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. Released yesterday, each poster shoes Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel, as their characters Lorelei and Rory Gilmore, posing with props representing each season. While the fall poster shows the ladies being showered by fallen leaves, the winter poster finds them standing in the snow and the spring poster features them holding flowers. The summer poster shows Lorelei holding a sparkler and Rory holding both a sparkler and a tiny American Flag. A Year in the Life, which will consist of four 90-minute episodes set in each season, debuts on the streaming service on November 25.

Spotify announced on Tuesday that Drake’s “One Dance” recently became the most-streamed song ever on the platform. “Still on top,” the streaming service tweeted. “@Drake‘s #OneDance is now the most streamed track on Spotify with over 880 million streams.” According to Billboard, Drake steals the title from Major Lazer’s “Lean On,” which features MØ and DJ Snake and had been named Spotify’s most played song last year with 526 million streams across the planet. “Lean On” currently has more than 875 million plays.

Emma Stone may have just booked a starring role in Britney Spears’ biopic (whenever that happens) when she reveals in a new video for Vogue‘s “73 Questions” series that she does a wicked impression of the pop icon. After Stone is asked, “Can you give me your best impression of someone famous?” the Oscar-nominated actress bows her head, takes a breath and unleashes a pitch-perfect impersonation of Spears singing the first line from her 1998 smash hit “…Baby One More Time.” Elsewhere in the video, Stone also lip-syncs along to a dubsmashed version of funnyman James Corden singing “Amazing Grace,” and claims that on the internet, “I once read that I look like a fish inside of a chicken smoking a cigarette.”