Stacy Lambe | October 8, 2014 6:00 pm

The latest fallout from the Stephen Collins controversy, Ghostbusters 3 is a go, Shonda Rhimes opens up about that infamous New York Times article, and more in today’s Last Lap.

• One day after the NYPD opened up an investigation into claims of Stephen Collins sexual abuse of minors, ABC has removed his scenes from an upcoming episode of Scandal. [BuzzFeed]
• Director Paul Feig confirmed he’s making an all-female Ghostbusters 3. Who’s he gonna call? [@paulfeig/Twitter]
• Shonda Rhimes addresses being called an “mad black woman” by the New York Times. [THR]
• Mario Lopez admits he never loved his ex-wife Ali Landry. [US Weekly]
• Raven Symone responds to those who criticized her for telling Oprah she does not wish to be labeled as African-American. [The Grio]
• Shia LaBeouf cuts his face for art. [Paper]
• Michael Keaton is not Birdman — or even Batman. [EW]

• Sons of Anarchy star Theo Rossi opens up about nude screen-grabs being sent to his mom. [Vulture]
• Neil Patrick Harris gives some parenting tips while at the National Theatre Gala. [Vanity Honest]
• Former Mean Girls star Daniel Franzese stars in a new parody of Sam Smith’s hit, “Stay With Me.” It’s more like, “Please Go Home.”

• BET has announced the ninth season of The Game will be the show’s last. [TV Line]
• #LongRead: Nick Jonas is all grown up and out to prove it. [The Day after day Beast]
• Total Divas stars Nikki Bella opens up about her sibling rivalry with twin sister Brie on Huge Morning Buzz Live.

[Photo: Getty/EW]

Tags: Paul Feig, Shonda Rhimes, Stephen Collins