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Rolling Stone breaks down five lingering questions after Euphoria's third and final season finale, including Rue's death and how her family and friends react, the underdeveloped arcs for Jules and Nate, the missing Elliot cameo, and the music choices and Western-inspired tone that left Magick and other plot threads unresolved.
Billboard's Friday Music Guide spotlights Ariana Grande's lead single hate that i made you love me from her forthcoming petal, alongside aespa's Lemonade – The 2nd Album, Jungle's The Wave, and Labrinth's THE LIVING from Cosmic Opera Act II, plus a slate of other must-hear releases (What So Not & Alina Pash 'Everest', Skrillex with Randomer & Blawan & MC Dricka 'Thistle', Little Big Town 'Over and Over', Kaitlin Butts 'Never Really Mine', Jay Wheeler 'La Voz Favorita', and Latto 'Big Mama'), delivering a diverse, summer-ready mix across pop, dance, Latin, EDM, and country.
Season 3 jumps five years and centers Rue as a drug mule, but the broader scope dilutes the original coming-of-age magic; Zendaya remains compelling, while the rest of the cast is sidelined, the visuals are toned down, and Labrinth’s exit in favor of Hans Zimmer’s score leaves the premiere feeling bloated rather than thrilling.
Ahead of Euphoria Season 3, Labrinth explained on Instagram that he removed his music from the series after a clash over the show’s direction and that he won’t be treated poorly, stating he spoke with HBO and ‘we are cool’; Hans Zimmer is leading the season’s score.
Labrinth confirms he exited Euphoria because he won’t tolerate being treated badly, saying he spoke with HBO and they’re cool with it. Season 3 will have Hans Zimmer scoring in place of Labrinth, while creator Sam Levinson praises Labrinth for building the show’s sound. Labrinth had previously hinted he was done with the industry, but HBO and Levinson emphasize his lasting impact on Euphoria.
British composer Labrinth posted a late-night Instagram tirade slamming his label and the show Euphoria after winning an Emmy, offering little context; fans largely supported him, and coverage notes Season 3 will include Hans Zimmer with no official comment yet.
Labrinth, the Emmy-winning composer for HBO's Euphoria, posted a cryptic Instagram note saying he’s done with the industry and with Euphoria, as Season 3 adds Hans Zimmer to the score team. He remains signed to Columbia Records, while reps didn’t immediately comment; fans and peers offered support amid the upheaval shaping the show’s music landscape.
Labrinth, the Euphoria score composer, posted a cryptic Instagram note declaring he’s done with the industry and directing expletives at his label and HBO’s Euphoria; the message comes as HBO has tapped him to help score season 3 alongside Hans Zimmer, with Euphoria season 3 set to debut on April 12.
Hans Zimmer joins 'Euphoria' Season 3 as the new composer, with Labrinth returning to contribute to the show's music, which has been a key part of its identity. The season is in production and is expected to be released in 2026.
Hans Zimmer joins Labrinth to compose the score for the third season of HBO's Euphoria, which is currently in production and will feature a time jump and new cast members, continuing the show's bold storytelling and musical identity.
Zendaya surprised Coachella attendees by joining Labrinth on stage to perform two songs they collaborated on from the hit HBO show "Euphoria." Sia also made a surprise appearance to perform "Thunderclouds" with Labrinth and Diplo. Maddie Ziegler joined them on stage to perform a dance number. Last weekend, Billie Eilish surprised the crowd during Labrinth's set by performing their collaboration "Never Felt So Alone."
Actress and musician Zendaya surprised fans at Coachella by performing two songs during Labrinth's set, marking her first live performance in over seven years. She thanked Labrinth and the crowd on social media for the opportunity and the love she received. Zendaya will also receive the Star of the Year Award at CinemaCon 2023.
Zendaya made a surprise return to the stage at Coachella 2023, performing with Labrinth for the first time in nearly eight years. The duo sang "I'm Tired" and "All of Us" from their Emmy-nominated series Euphoria. Zendaya thanked Labrinth for giving her "the most beautiful space to be on a stage again." The actress and singer released her self-titled debut album in 2013 and last performed on stage in 2015. She has since focused on her onscreen career, earning her first Emmy for her role in Euphoria and starring in several films.
Zendaya made a surprise return to the stage during Labrinth's Coachella set, singing "I'm Tired" and "All for Us" in her first live performance in over seven years. The Euphoria star expressed her gratitude on Instagram, thanking Labrinth for the opportunity. Zendaya has focused on her acting career since her debut album in 2013, but collaborated with Labrinth on the Euphoria score and co-wrote two tracks for the series. Sia and Billie Eilish also made surprise appearances during Labrinth's Coachella sets.
Zendaya joined Labrinth at Coachella to perform their Emmy-nominated hit “I’m Tired” and “All of Us.” Sia also surprised the crowd by performing “Thunderclouds” with Labrinth and Maddie Ziegler. Labrinth praised Sia for supporting him when he was depressed and struggling. Billie Eilish had performed with Labrinth last weekend at Coachella.