In a remarkable feat, the fifth episode of “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” has earned an IMDb rating that places it among “Game of Thrones” most revered chapters. Fans and critics alike are comparing it to legendary favorites such as “Battle of the Bastards” and “Hardhome.”
Chris Fleming makes his HBO debut with “Chris Fleming: Live at the Palace,” airing February 27 at 10 p.m. Filmed at the Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago, the stand-up hour explores everything from snack foods to daily routines with Fleming’s signature wit.
Industry has soared to a new ratings high with its Season 4 premiere, drawing more than 800,000 U.S. viewers in three days across HBO and HBO Max. This marks a 20% jump from the Season 3 premiere and the best debut yet for the financial drama.
HBO’s “The Comeback” is poised for its long-awaited Season 3 debut in March 2026, featuring Lisa Kudrow’s return as Valerie Cherish alongside new cast member Andrew Scott. Fans eagerly anticipate how the show’s humorous critique of fame will evolve with the addition of this celebrated actor.
Andrew Scott, known for his roles in Sherlock and Fleabag, has signed on for the third season of HBO’s comedy series The Comeback. Led by Lisa Kudrow, the show is set to expand its star-studded ensemble, promising fans a new twist in its upcoming season.
Jacob Elordi is gearing up for what he describes as an “incredible” third season of Euphoria. The star, who calls his new role “far out” from previous work, has fans wondering what fresh twists await in HBO’s hit series.
The 77th Emmy Awards proved to be a groundbreaking evening, with Tramell Tillman making history as the first Black man to win a supporting actor prize in a drama for “Severance.” Meanwhile, Owen Cooper became the youngest male actor to claim a supporting actor award in a limited series for “Adolescence.”
Mark Ruffalo’s new HBO miniseries, set to debut in early September, is already drawing significant praise from critics. Their early reactions point to an engaging performance by Ruffalo, raising anticipation for what might be one of the season’s standout television events.
Sarah Jessica Parker says the backlash to HBO’s “And Just Like That” doesn’t faze her. The actor points to the series’ “enormous” success and its “very meaningful” bond with viewers as reason enough to ignore the noise.
Russell Simmons is taking legal action against HBO and the creators of “On the Record,” filing a $20 million lawsuit over defamation claims stemming from allegations of sexual misconduct. The music mogul disputes the documentary’s assertions, asserting that they are false and damaging to his reputation.