36042: Joss has angered Fox News with his "profane" tweet.

We're not doing this.

36000: Alan Tudyk reads Donald Trump quotes as King Candy from Wreck-It Ralph

It's not really what we're about and US politics is just pure poison at the minute.

35923: If Congress Was Your Co-Worker.

We don't need to link to every video they produce. Especially since every new link means days of nasty behavior here, and your admins are frankly exhausted of dealing with people's behavior during this election. Enough. We're done.

35869: Joss and Shawnee Kilgore Make Video for Bekah Freeman.

We have now deleted this twice. It links to a video Joss made to support someone, and which is posted on her personal account. We have concerns about linking to her account without permission.

35866: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 4x03 "Uprising" Sneak Peek #2.

Video removed by a copyright claim.

35965: Joss Whedon has started shooting a Back to Eden video.

Some of the information mentioned comes from a private Instragram account or pic. 

35598: Petition to Bring 'Agent Carter' to Netflix

It's not a Joss show and we don't do fan petitions here.

35530: Not up in smoke: 18-plus heroic movie stoners.

This was already posted a few years ago when it was first published. Seems to be making the rounds on social media today.

35523: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 3x17 Sneak Peek #2.

Added to the sneak pekek #1 thread directly below.

35516: DRM-Free Buffy, Angel & Spike Comics on Humble Bundle.

Posted on the 30th of last month http://whedonesque.com/comments/35487

35509: Chris Evans compares Joss and the Russo Brothers.

As a rule of thumb, we don't link to scans of articles. It's something we done since the beginning. 

35943: Firefly reboot transfers onto small screen.

Yeah, Firefly coming back gags on April Fools Day were amusing around 2005. 

35486: Joss Whedon & Mark Ruffalo at Tribeca FF.

Reported on the 21st. Looks good though. 

35404: Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte's five favourite films.

This is a bit off topic for us.

35373: Tony Head cast in 6-part adaption of Neil Gaiman's "Neverwhere" on BBC Radio 4.

Old news as this was broadcast back in 2013. It's a great adaptation though.