TheThings

TheThings is an English-language digital publication that launched in 2015, focused on celebrity news, opinions, and features about the most discussed reality TV shows of the moment. Its homepage presents itself as a destination for "Reality TV, Talk Shows and all things Entertainment," and its coverage centers on franchises such as Big Brother, Survivor, Dancing With the Stars, Love Is Blind, Summer House, Vanderpump Rules, American Idol, 90 Day Fiancé, Sister Wives, The Traitors, and The Real Housewives. The site mixes news, recaps, cast interviews, and opinion pieces, and it also produces video interviews with reality TV personalities. TheThings operates as a digital-first entertainment brand rather than a traditional broadcaster or production company. Its content is organized around "Featured Shows" and recurring franchises, with bylined contributors and a steady stream of episode-level coverage. The publication also offers reader accounts, allowing users to sign in, follow topics, and engage with content. Its editorial voice leans toward accessible, fan-oriented commentary and analysis, including spoiler-tagged finale coverage and cast-focused features. Because the brand is a web publication, its primary product is editorial content: news posts, features, interviews, recaps, and video. It competes in the crowded online entertainment-news space, where outlets differentiate through franchise specialization, search-friendly coverage, and social distribution. TheThings' positioning is built around reality TV fandom and the broader celebrity/talk-show ecosystem, rather than general hard news. Ownership and corporate structure are not specified in the available evidence. The site is active and publishes current-season coverage, including long-running franchises like Survivor and Big Brother. Its about page states that it launched in 2015 as a digital publication focused on celebrity news, opinions, and features for the most discussed reality TV shows of the moment.

TheThings launched in 2015 as a digital publication focused on celebrity news, opinions, and features for the most discussed reality TV shows of the moment. From its outset, the brand was built around online, franchise-driven entertainment coverage rather than legacy print or broadcast formats. Over time, the site's homepage and content library show a broad portfolio of reality and talk-show franchises, including Big Brother, Survivor, Dancing With the Stars, Love Is Blind, Summer House, Vanderpump Rules, American Idol, 90 Day Fiancé, Sister Wives, The Traitors, and The Real Housewives. Coverage includes episode recaps, finale analysis, cast interviews, and opinion features, often organized under "Featured Shows" and bylined by contributors. TheThings also expanded into video, producing exclusive interviews with reality TV personalities such as cast members of The Real Housewives of London and Survivor winners and legends. The site supports reader accounts, enabling users to sign in, follow topics, and interact with content. As of the available evidence, TheThings remains an active digital entertainment publication. Its about page continues to describe it as a 2015-launched digital publication centered on celebrity news, opinions, and features for the most discussed reality TV shows of the moment.

• 2015

  TheThings launched as a digital publication focused on celebrity news, opinions, and features for reality TV.

Digital-first entertainment publication specializing in reality TV, celebrity news, and talk shows.

• Entertainment news articles

• Reality TV recaps and features

• Cast interviews

• Opinion pieces

• Video interviews

1. 1TheThings: Reality TV, Talk Shows and all things Entertainment.thethings.com
2. 2About | TheThingsthethings.com
3. 3Exclusive: ‘Survivor 33’ Winner Adam Klein Reveals His Biggest Concern About The Show’s New Open Erathethings.com
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