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Jimmy Kimmel joked that Zendaya might be the one to reveal how Euphoria ends, teasing that her partner Tom Holland can’t be trusted with secrets; Maude Apatow appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and said season 3’s ending remains uncertain and cast members didn’t receive full scripts, leaving the future of the HBO drama unclear.
THR’s weekly winners-and-losers roundup crowns Zendaya and Tom Holland as this week’s top duo after Zendaya’s indie wedding rom‑com defies marketing hype; the couple’s star power coincides with strong box-office mentions of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (year’s opening leader) while Dune faces backlash over a limited IMAX rollout and HBO’s Harry Potter series stirs controversy over representation; Prada 2 is tracking for a strong debut even as Coachella chatter and Gen Z moviegoers reshape who shows up at theaters.
Cinema exhibitors say 2026 could reboot moviegoing with a year-round slate, pricing strategies, and a premium theater experience, as 113 films set for release—the most since the pandemic—pushes studios and venues to keep audiences engaged, with Zendaya and Tom Holland named as the next generation of bankable stars alongside established A-listers.
Production designer Zosia Mackenzie explains how The Drama uses a real 1800s Boston apartment, filled with mid‑century furnishings, art, and carefully chosen lighting and props, to ground Emma and Charlie’s relationship as its plot twist unfolds; authentic set details and a focus on ‘double empathy’ turn the space into a central, emotionally charged character.
Zendaya and Law Roach debut their first full head-to-toe collection with athletic brand On, expanding from last year’s Cloudzone Moon sneaker to an elevated lineup of sportswear and loungewear—featuring ribbed tanks, parachute pants and the Cloudnova Moon running shoe—available April 16 on On’s site. The campaign video, written and directed by Spike Jonze, stars Zendaya in a stark white room surrounded by dancers, with Roach styling looks from the collection, underscoring Zendaya’s ongoing multi-year partnership with On.
Zendaya's Euphoria Season 3 premiere in LA sparked online chatter over her interactions with Sydney Sweeney and Sam Levinson: clips suggested she avoided photos with Sweeney, while later footage shows her greeting other costars and briefly hugging Levinson—adding fuel to ongoing feud rumors as HBO's season 3 premieres April 12.
Vanity Fair explains how The Drama’s shocking twist and surrounding backlash—TMZ spoilers and a resurfaced Borgli essay—have overshadowed the film. The piece argues the twist is meant to provoke and implicate viewers, praises Pattinson’s grounded performance, notes Zendaya’s relatively limited arc, and frames the debate around representation and whether the film crosses a line.
New Yorker critic Richard Brody argues that Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama uses Zendaya and Pattinson to spark discourse rather than develop depth, turning a romance into a puzzle-box that signals controversy and social commentary rather than genuine emotional life.
Zendaya arrives in Ashi Studio couture with Chopard jewelry, while Sydney Sweeney embraces retro in a Pierre Cardin design at the Euphoria Season 3 premiere; fellow cast members showcase bold designer looks—Hunter Schafer in Roberto Cavalli, Maude Apatow in Celine, and Alexa Demie in Bob Mackie—courtesy of stylist Law Roach, as the HBO drama returns with Rue navigating early adulthood.
HBO's Euphoria kicked off Season 3 with a star-studded Los Angeles premiere on April 7, featuring Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney and numerous fellow celebrities posing for photos on the red carpet as the new chapter of the series begins.
Boston-based dark comedy The Drama, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, earns zero stars from the Globe critic who calls it an empty, tasteless provocation masquerading as a marital dramedy; the plot centers on Emma's shocking secret revealed to fiancé Charlie before their wedding, with friends Mike and Rachel present, and the marketing has kept the twist under wraps.
Early critics’ responses to The Drama are mixed, but Zendaya and Robert Pattinson are highlighted for strong central performances; Deadline hails Pattinson’s turn as a career-best, CBC calls it fascinating though potentially alienating, and the UK Guardian praises Kristoffer Borgli’s provocative style, while Australia’s review is harsher. Others like Mashable and Empire applaud the cringe-comedy edge, and Rotten Tomatoes sits around 85% on release weekend. The drama arrives in theaters on April 3.
The full Euphoria season-three trailer follows Rue and Jules on separate chaotic paths—Rue in Mexico facing police and drugs and Jules in dangerous situations but reconnecting with Cal—while Cassie and Nate are unhappily married, Maddy returns to the story, and Lexi heads toward Hollywood; a Rue–Jules reunion is teased as the show returns April 12.
HBO’s Euphoria reveals in a new trailer that Season 3 will mix romance and danger: Rue is interrogated in Mexico after being linked to drug dealing, Cassie and Nate marry, and Cassie teams with Maddy to film cam-girl content, as returning stars lead a large cast that includes newcomers like Sharon Stone, Rosalía, Natasha Lyonne, Eli Roth and Marshawn Lynch ahead of the April 12 premiere.
A resurfaced 2012 essay by Kristoffer Borgli about a May-December relationship has reignited controversy as his upcoming English-language film The Drama, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, raises his Hollywood profile; the piece recounts a teenage romance, questions social norms, references Woody Allen’s Manhattan, notes that Norway’s age of consent is 16, and THR has sought comment while presenting the translated essay text.