Entertainment buzz: Facebook's top 10 moments of the week
This week saw some exciting premieres and a couple of finales.
TV viewers saw the season finales of both "The Bachelor" and "True Detective." The ABC reality series had some people wondering how Juan Pablo Galavis really feels about his pick, Nikki Ferrrell, while the hit HBO series has become so popular it managed to crash HBO GO.
Chuck Norris, meanwhile, turned 74, and stars remembered Notorious B.I.G. 17 years after his death.
Facebook has tallied the top 10 buzziest stories in entertainment this week, and all of those topics made the most-talked-about list. What had you buzzing? What did you miss?
Find out what made the cut exclusively on CBSNews.com:
1. Univision's "Nuestra Belleza Latina" beauty pageant and reality show premieres
Season 8 of Univision's "Nuestra Belleza Latina" kicked off this week -- as 12 finalists competed against one another for the coveted crown. Who will be the next Latina beauty queen?
We already know it won't be Josephine Ochoa. She was the first contestant to be eliminated.
2. Beyonce & Jennifer Garner unite for "Ban Bossy" PSA
Beyonce, Jennifer Garner, Jane Lynch, Condoleezza Rice and Diane von Furstenberg are among the stars in the "Ban Bossy" PSA for the Lean In Foundation campaign, released on Monday. A partnership with Sheryl Sandberg, the video urges people to ban the word "bossy" as a way to encourage girls to become leaders.
Check it out:
3. Fox debuts reboot of "Cosmos," starring astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson
"Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey," hosted by astrophysicist host Neil deGrasse Tyson, premiered on Fox and the National Geographic Channel on Sunday, attracting more than 8 million TV viewers. The 13-part science documentary series, which finds Tyson touring the universe in a CGI spaceship, arrives more than 30 years after Carl Sagan's "Cosmos: A Personal Voyage" debuted on PBS.4. ABC's "The Bachelor" season finale and controversy over Juan Pablo Galavis' exit
Juan Pablo Galavis may have given away a rose in Monday's season finale of "The Bachelor," but he didn't take the plunge -- the former soccer star didn't propose to Nikki Ferrell while they were in St. Lucia.
The "After the Final Rose" special caused a bit of a stir after Galavis avoided saying that those little three words. He also explained to People, "You go on ['The Bachelor'] thinking if there is the connection, you propose. But I don't feel there's a need to propose to somebody if I don't feel 100 percent. I didn't know Nikki. I want to know more, a lot more."
In the wake of the criticism, Galavis took to Facebook, too:
7. The premiere of "Resurrection" on ABC
TV fans tuned in to the premiere of "Resurrection" Sunday night on ABC, the new drama starring Frances Fisher, Samaire Armstrong and Landon Gimenez. The series chronicles how the lives of the people of Arcadia, Mo., are forever changed when their deceased loved ones return.9. Rapper Biggie Smalls (aka Notorious B.I.G.) remembered 17 years after his death
Celebrities and fans alike remembered rapper Notorious B.I.G this week as March 9 marked 17 years after his death. The man behind "Mo Money Mo Problems" and "Hypnotize" was killed by an unknown assailant in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles.10. Actor and martial artist Chuck Norris turns 74
It's not an overestimation to say that fans love (or are obsessed) with actor Chuck Norris. He turned 74 on March 10, which had a lot of people buzzing over the star of "Walker, Texas Ranger" and many an action film.