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Grim Farewell: Euphoria Ends Nate Jacobs with a Coffin-Burial and Snake Bite
entertainment1 day ago

Grim Farewell: Euphoria Ends Nate Jacobs with a Coffin-Burial and Snake Bite

In the penultimate episode of Euphoria, Nate Jacobs dies in a brutal death scene after racking up a money debt and being buried alive in a coffin by loan sharks, where a rattlesnake delivers the fatal bite; the sequence was filmed under claustrophobic conditions with real snakes, described by creator Sam Levinson as a shocking form of justice/karma between the show's controversial plotting and its escalating risks, with coverage also touching on Sydney Sweeney’s Cassie and her OnlyFans arc.

via The Daily Beast|
#entertainment#euphoria#hbo
Nika King Opens Up About Euphoria Season 3 Cameo And The Paycheck Reality
entertainment6 days ago

Nika King Opens Up About Euphoria Season 3 Cameo And The Paycheck Reality

Nika King, who plays Leslie on Euphoria, candidly discusses her Season 3 cameo, addressing the long delay of the season, joking about money struggles during the hiatus, revealing a February 2025 update that Leslie wouldn’t be in Season 3 (a claim she later clarified would be revisited), and recalling meeting Zendaya on the red carpet as she reflects on the importance of the paycheck and the challenges actors face after a hit show.

via BuzzFeed|
#entertainment#euphoria#hbo
Lanterns: August Debut Teases a Planetary Green Lantern Mystery
entertainment8 days ago

Lanterns: August Debut Teases a Planetary Green Lantern Mystery

HBO's DC Studios series Lanterns announces an Aug. 16 premiere with a new trailer that expands the cast—Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan, Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, Nathan Fillion back as Guy Gardner, and Laura Linney in an undisclosed role—while promising a dark, earth-based mystery that widens into an otherworldly setting as Damon Lindelof, Tom King, and Chris Mundy steer the project for DC Studios and HBO.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#entertainment#green-lantern#hbo
Ginny Weasley Recast as HBO's Potter Series Moves to Season 2
entertainment8 days ago

Ginny Weasley Recast as HBO's Potter Series Moves to Season 2

Gracie Cochrane exits the Ginny Weasley role in HBO's Harry Potter series after Season 1 due to unforeseen circumstances, prompting a recast for Season 2; HBO supports her decision and thanks her for her work. Season 1 has wrapped and will be released this Christmas; Season 2 is in pre-production at Leavesden Studios outside London and will continue the story from The Chamber of Secrets.

via Variety|
#entertainment#ginny-weasley#gracie-cochrane
Laura Linney Joins Lanterns Cast Ahead of HBO/DC Series Debut
television8 days ago

Laura Linney Joins Lanterns Cast Ahead of HBO/DC Series Debut

Laura Linney has joined Lanterns, the HBO/DC Studios series based on Green Lantern lore, joining stars Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre. The ensemble also includes Kelly Macdonald, Garret Dillahunt, Poorna Jagannathan, Jason Ritter, Ulrich Thomsen, Nathan Fillion, J. Alphonse Nicholson and Jasmine Cephas Jones. Lanterns follows intergalactic cops John Stewart and Hal Jordan as they investigate a murder in the American heartland; showrunner Chris Mundy calls it a buddy cop show as much as a superhero show. The series is produced by HBO with Warner Bros. Television and DC Studios, with a pilot directed by James Hawes and executive produced by Mundy, Lindelof, King, James Gunn and Peter Safran. Lanterns premieres August 16 on HBO and HBO Max.

via Deadline|
#dc-studios#green-lantern#hbo
Laura Linney Joins HBO/DC Series Lanterns
television8 days ago

Laura Linney Joins HBO/DC Series Lanterns

Laura Linney has joined HBO's DC series Lanterns, joining a cast that includes Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler; Nathan Fillion will reprise Guy Gardner; exact character details are being kept under wraps. Lanterns is an eight-episode series set to premiere August 16, 2026 on HBO (after shifting from Max) and follows Green Lanterns John Stewart and Hal Jordan investigating a murder in the American heartland. The show is co-written by Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof, and Tom King, with James Gunn, Peter Safran, and others among the executive producers.

via Variety|
#casting#dc-studios#hbo
Rue’s Church Moment Sparks Hope in Euphoria’s Turbulent Turn
tv8 days ago

Rue’s Church Moment Sparks Hope in Euphoria’s Turbulent Turn

In this Euphoria recap, Rue finally experiences a sincere moment of faith in church, offering a glimmer of redemption amid the season’s nihilistic mood while she juggles a risky fentanyl-smuggling plan with Alamo and Laurie, a fragile dynamic with Jules, and escalating dramatic arcs for Cassie and Lexi as the show threads hope through its bruising, love-and-betrayal universe.

via Vulture|
#euphoria#hbo#jules
Euphoria Season 3 Ep 6 Debuts May 17 on HBO Max
entertainment8 days ago

Euphoria Season 3 Ep 6 Debuts May 17 on HBO Max

USA TODAY reports that Euphoria Season 3 Episode 6 premieres May 17 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and HBO Max, with new episodes dropping weekly through May 31; the season, set five years after Season 2, follows Rue, Cassie, Nate and the rest of the ensemble as they navigate intensified conflicts and moral questions, with Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and others in the cast.

via USA Today|
#entertainment#euphoria#hbo
Jodie Comer Lands Lead in Lindelof’s HBO Thriller The Chain
television12 days ago

Jodie Comer Lands Lead in Lindelof’s HBO Thriller The Chain

Jodie Comer will headline HBO’s limited series The Chain, a Damon Lindelof–Media Res thriller based on Adrian McKinty’s novel about a suburban mom whose kidnapped daughter triggers a deadly chain of events; Lindelof and Carly Wray will write the pilot, with Michael Ellenberg, Lindsey Springer and others producing, and McKinty as a co-executive producer. Comer, known for Killing Eve, joins a project that has landed at HBO under Lindelof’s overall deal.

via Deadline|
#adrian-mckinty#damon-lindelof#hbo
Jodie Comer to Lead HBO Limited Series The Chain from Lindelof
entertainment12 days ago

Jodie Comer to Lead HBO Limited Series The Chain from Lindelof

Jodie Comer has been cast as the lead in HBO’s eight-episode limited series The Chain, created by Damon Lindelof and based on Adrian McKinty’s novel. Comer will portray Rachel, a suburban mom who must confront the unthinkable when her daughter is kidnapped. The project was announced under Lindelof’s overall deal with HBO, with Lindelof, Carly Wray, and Breannah Gibson writing the pilot; Michael Ellenberg and Lindsey Springer of Media Res executive producing alongside Shane Salerno, Gibson, and Joe Iberti, with McKinty as a co-executive producer. HBO and Media Res will co-produce. Comer is best known for Killing Eve, and the series marks another high-profile HBO collaboration for Lindelof.”,

via Variety|
#adrian-mckinty#damon-lindelof#entertainment
Jodie Comer to Star in HBO Thriller The Chain from Lindelof
tv12 days ago

Jodie Comer to Star in HBO Thriller The Chain from Lindelof

Jodie Comer will lead HBO’s thriller The Chain, based on Adrian McKinty’s novel, with Damon Lindelof as showrunner. Comer plays Rachel, a suburban mother who must confront the unthinkable when her daughter is kidnapped. HBO ordered the series in January as the first project from Lindelof’s two-year deal with the network, with Lindelof expanding on the book’s mythology and an A-list team including Carly Wray, Breannah Gibson, Michael Ellenberg, Lindsey Springer, Shane Salerno, Gibson and Joe Iberti.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#adrian-mckinty#damon-lindelof#hbo