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Euphoria's Sam Levinson & Marcell Rév Talk Season 3's New Look The creators of Euphoria, Sam Levinson and cinematographer Marcell Rév, have unveiled the visual and narrative evolution of Season 3, which diverges from the emotionally intense close-ups of previous seasons. The new season, inspired by Westerns like Rio Bravo and The Wild Bunch, as well as Jurassic Park, introduces a broader cinematic style aimed at immersing viewers in the characters’ experiences. The season’s opening episode, titled “Ándale,” features Rue (Zendaya) five years after high school, now relatively sober but entangled in dangerous situations, including a perilous attempt to cross the Mexico-U.S. border wall while selling fentanyl. Levinson and Rév emphasized a shift in storytelling, moving away from the subjective, close-up shots of earlier seasons to a wider aspect ratio that frames the characters within a larger world. “We wanted to be inside the characters’ heads,” Levinson explained, highlighting the deliberate choice to step back and present the story with a more expansive visual language. The border wall scene, which opens the season, was shot using a telescoping crane and real blue skies, with Rév drawing inspiration from Jurassic Park’s tension of being trapped. The production built a five-foot replica of the border wall near Los Angeles to achieve the desired authenticity. Another standout visual challenge was the candlelit dinner between Nate (Jacob Elordi) and Cassie (Sydney Sweeney). The scene, which reveals Cassie’s cunning and Nate’s financial strain, was shot with 200 real candles to create an intimate, tense atmosphere. Rév insisted on avoiding artificial lighting, carefully positioning the candles to illuminate the actors’ faces while maintaining the scene’s authenticity.#sam_levinson #euphoria #zendaya #angus_cloud #marcell_rev

"Euphoria" Season 3 Episode 2 Release Date and Schedule April 18, 2026, 3:00 p.m. ET A new episode of "Euphoria" Season 3 will drop on Sunday, April 19, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and will be available to stream on HBO Max, with new episodes dropping weekly through May 31. The season, which returned after a long hiatus, features characters now in their early twenties, five years after the events of Season 2. Rue, portrayed by Zendaya, works as an indentured servant for drug dealer Laurie (Martha Kelly), while Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) and Nate (Jacob Elordi) navigate married life. The series, created by Sam Levinson, explores themes of faith, redemption, and the problem of evil. USA TODAY TV Critic Kelly Lawler gave the season ★★ out of four, noting that the show has returned to a "completely different zeitgeist" four years after its last season. She observed that the series has "lost its fire," with "the party drugs all used up" and "the lights have turned on at the club." Lawler attributed this shift to the changing world and the cast's elevated status as A-list stars, writing that the show "has changed" since its debut. The season’s episode schedule includes eight episodes, with the first episode airing on April 19. Subsequent episodes will follow on April 26, and the final episode is scheduled for May 31. The cast includes Hunter Schafer as Jules Vaughn, Eric Dane as Cal Jacobs, Jacob Elordi as Nate Jacobs, Sydney Sweeney as Cassie Howard, Alexa Demie as Maddy, Maude Apatow as Lexi Howard, Martha Kelly as Laurie, Colman Domingo as Ali Muhammed, Chloe Cherry as Faye, and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje as Alamo Brown. HBO has not announced plans for a Season 4. Creator Sam Levinson hinted that Season 3 may be the final season, stating he writes each season "like it's the last season" and has "no plans" for a fourth season.#sam_levinson #euphoria #hbo #zendaya #hbo_max

Euphoria Season 3: Controversy Over Sydney Sweeney’s Scene and Cassie’s Arc The third season of Euphoria has ignited fierce debate among fans and critics, with a controversial scene featuring Sydney Sweeney’s character, Cassie Howard, at the center of the backlash. The episode, which depicts Cassie in a childlike costume performing sexually suggestive acts for online followers, has been widely criticized as exploitative and disturbing. Viewers and critics argue that the scene crosses ethical boundaries, prioritizing shock value over meaningful storytelling. The controversy has overshadowed the show’s usual focus on raw, unfiltered portrayals of teenage struggles, sparking discussions about the show’s evolving narrative and its responsibility to its audience. The scene in question, as reported by The Sun, shows Cassie, played by Sweeney, dressed in a super-childish outfit with pigtails, a pacifier, and other infantile accessories, engaging in explicit content for adult platforms like OnlyFans. The context is that Cassie is using this activity to fund her lavish wedding and lifestyle while maintaining her online presence. Critics argue that the show sexualizes childlike imagery, blurring the line between artistic expression and exploitation. Social media reactions have been overwhelmingly negative, with users calling the scene “disturbing,” “exploitative,” and “sick.” Some fans expressed disappointment, stating that the episode prioritizes shock over substance, while others condemned the normalization of such content. The backlash has been intense, with comments like “This alone just made me not wanna watch it anymore” and “We shouldn’t be okay with this… the entire production should be held responsible for this abhorrent mess” reflecting the widespread outrage.#zendaya #hbo_max #sydney_sweeney #euphoria_season_3 #cassie

Euphoria Is a Monument to Sam Levinson’s Lack of Creativity The third season of Euphoria has become a testament to Sam Levinson’s stagnation as a writer, reducing the series from a nuanced exploration of addiction, identity, and adolescence to a self-indulgent spectacle of style and provocation. While Levinson initially drew from his own struggles with addiction to craft a raw, character-driven narrative, the show has since devolved into a constant, tedious act of thumbing its nose at skeptical audiences. What began as a portrayal of Rue’s sobering journey, Jules’s experience as a trans teenager, and Nate’s fraught relationship with his father has transformed into a series of increasingly absurd meta-commentaries, flashy camerawork, and over-the-top violence. The season-two finale, in which Lexi stages a play about her sister Cassie’s affair with Nate and betrayal of her friend Maddy, epitomizes this shift. The episode becomes a meta bonanza, with Euphoria winking at its own reputation and amplifying its absurdities. Yet, this self-referentiality reveals how the show is now defined almost entirely by artifice, with Levinson’s writing plateauing to the point where he can only reference the series’ past rather than imagine its future. The first three episodes of the season, released to critics, underscore this stagnation. Four years have passed since season two, and five years in show time, yet Euphoria and its characters remain trapped in high-school thinking, caught in the same holding pattern and narrow worldview as before. The romantic entanglements, petty grievances, and juvenile views on love and success are unchanged, suggesting a deliberate critique of Gen Z’s self-centeredness and performative culture.#sam_levinson #euphoria #ryan_gosling #zendaya #angus_cloud

Euphoria Season 3 Review: Entertaining but Disjointed Fan Fiction The third season of Euphoria opens with Rue (Zendaya) reflecting on the idea of reinvention, a theme that becomes central to the season’s narrative. A new acquaintance tells her, “That’s the beauty of this country we call America,” framing the show’s exploration of identity and transformation. This line, however, feels more like a setup than a nuanced commentary, setting the tone for a season that balances grandeur with a lack of cohesive direction. Four years after its debut, Euphoria has evolved significantly. The show, created by Sam Levinson, has navigated the loss of key cast members, including Angus Cloud and Eric Dane, as well as the departure of Barbie Ferreira. Behind the scenes, producer Kevin Turen’s death in 2023 and Hollywood strikes further complicated production. These challenges, combined with creative tensions between Levinson and HBO, delayed the season’s release. Potential storylines, such as Rue becoming a pregnancy surrogate or a private detective, were abandoned due to tonal misalignment with the show’s identity. The first three episodes of Season 3, out of a planned eight, retain the show’s signature style—bombastic, stylish, and humorously cutting—but lack the grounding elements that defined its earlier seasons. The series, which reimagined high school drama with an R-rated intensity, previously balanced absurdity with emotional stakes. For example, the Season 2 finale juxtaposed a school play with a deadly drug raid, creating a stark contrast that amplified the show’s themes. In Season 3, however, the crime elements are presented without such strategic contrast, leaving the narrative feeling disconnected.#sam_levinson #hbo #zendaya #euphoria_season_3 #alamo_brown

Euphoria Returns with Mixed Critical Reception and Controversial Content The long-awaited return of the hit HBO series Euphoria has sparked a wave of mixed reactions from critics, with some praising its bold exploration of modern youth culture and others condemning it as a tired, exploitative spectacle. The third season, which premiered four years after the previous installment, features the return of stars Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, and Jacob Elordi, but its reception has been sharply divided. While some reviewers called it a "dazzling" and "unflattering portrait of modern America," others dismissed it as "grubby, humourless torture porn" obsessed with sex work and voyeurism. The show’s controversial trailer, which included a sexually charged image of Sweeney’s character dressed as a baby, further fueled debate about its artistic intent and ethical boundaries. Critics like The Guardian’s Hannah J Davies and The Telegraph’s Eleanor Halls were among the most vocal in their criticism, accusing creator Sam Levinson of reducing his female characters to "performance or exploitation" and framing the series as a "misogynistic fantasy" of a "creepy old man." Davies called the show "a work of torture porn" that fixates on sex work, arguing that Cassie’s portrayal as an OnlyFans content creator felt "bafflingly dated" and that the series’ focus on "sugar babies and kink" came across as both voyeuristic and judgmental. Halls echoed these sentiments, stating that Levinson had "trapped all of his female leads in the performance, or exploitation, of sex work," with the camera "peering and leering" at them in every shot.#sam_levinson #hbo #zendaya #sydney_sweeney #jacob_elordi

Hunter Schafer’s Dating History: From Euphoria to Advocacy and Relationships Hunter Schafer rose to prominence for her role as Jules Vaughn on the HBO series Euphoria, a part that has become central to her Hollywood career. After four years on the show, the series returned for its long-awaited third season, bringing Schafer back alongside original cast members like Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie, and Maude Apatow. Beyond her acting work, Schafer has also made a mark in fashion, transitioning from modeling to becoming a Prada ambassador following her breakthrough in Euphoria. Her advocacy for transgender rights and equality has further defined her public persona, as she openly shares her experiences navigating relationships and societal challenges. Schafer’s journey into relationships began with her first romantic partnership, which she described as pivotal in shaping her understanding of love. During a 2024 interview on Call Her Daddy, she reflected on her initial relationship with a trans woman, calling it a transformative experience. “She kind of showed me the ropes because dating as a trans person—it’s complicated,” she said. “To know in my first relationship and in my first really being in this mutual love thing, first time having sex, that I got to do it with somebody who completely understands my gender—I’m so thankful for it.” While she did not disclose the identity of her first partner, she emphasized the importance of mutual understanding in relationships, particularly for transgender individuals. Her dating history has since included notable connections, though many details remain private. In an April 2023 interview with GQ, Schafer revealed that she had dated singer Rosalía for five months in 2019.#zendaya #sydney_sweeney #hunter_schafer #jacob_elordi #prada

‘Euphoria’ Returns: Trashier, Sexier—and Better—Than Ever After four years, Euphoria is back, as tawdry and titillating as ever. And yet, somehow, better. With its first two seasons, Sam Levinson perfected a particular brand of high-gloss trash, cramming every possible scary, sleazy, screamy, sexed-up teen issue into a multipronged story that was dialed to 100 and pitched as the most pretentious show in television history. The creator/writer/director never met a young girl he didn’t want to droolingly ogle and/or put through hell, and with his HBO hit, he lustily indulged in goofy, inane, exploitative maximalism. Yet for all the grating posturing, its self-conscious over-the-topness occasionally resulted in bracing drama. The show was totally phony, lurid, gross, and look-at-me ridiculous, except on those intermittent occasions when it was startling, invigorating, and real. That push-pull between the affected and the authentic remains intact in Euphoria’s long-awaited third season (April 12), whose protagonists, now out of high school, find themselves navigating a modern world where sex is the most valuable commodity, and selling it is the quickest, easiest, and best means of achieving their dreams. Levinson’s series, you won’t be surprised to hear, is happy to sell it too, in great, sensationalistic doses. More than before, though, his plotting is rigorously streamlined and his characters piercingly defined, making this eagerly anticipated return (at least on the basis of the three episodes provided in advance to press) its finest to date. Euphoria gets off to an adrenalized start in the Chihuahua desert, with Rue (Zendaya) operating as a drug mule for Laurie (Martha Kelly), who didn’t let her previous faux pas with a suitcase full of drugs slide.#sam_levinson #euphoria #zendaya #martha_kelly #adewale_akinnuoyeagbaje

Euphoria Season 3 Review: 'The Show Has Lost Its Zeitgeisty Edge' Four years after its debut, the provocative HBO drama returns with its core cast—Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, and Sydney Sweeney—reuniting for its third and likely final season. However, critics argue the series has lost its cultural relevance and originality, now resembling a "series with very little to say." The season’s radical shift toward a neo-Western narrative, including elements like tumbleweeds, cowboy hats, and a golden gun, has drawn mixed reactions, with many questioning the decision to take Rue’s story in such an unexpected direction. When Euphoria first premiered in 2019, it was celebrated for its unflinching portrayal of sex, drugs, and gender fluidity in high school, capturing the zeitgeist of a generation. Since then, the show’s lead actors have transitioned to major film roles, and while their performances remain strong, the series itself has struggled to maintain its earlier edge. The third season, which spans eight episodes, has been criticized for its repetitive structure, with characters cycling through familiar struggles without meaningful evolution. The show’s creators, including Sam Levinson, have attempted to frame the characters’ journeys as a "Wild West" metaphor for young adulthood, but this approach feels forced and overly literal. Zendaya’s portrayal of Rue continues to be a standout, even as her character navigates increasingly absurd scenarios. Rue, now in Mexico, battles for sobriety while working for a drug-dealing boss named Alamo, a role played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. The character’s arc, which includes managing a strip club and distributing drugs, is presented with a mix of dark humor and surrealism.#sam_levinson #zendaya #sydney_sweeney #euphoria_season_3 #jacob_elordi

The Drama Review: Zendaya Gives Career-Best Performance In Watchable Film The Drama, a darkly absurdist film directed by Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli, delves into the complexities of love, violence, and social hypocrisy through the story of a conflicted couple on the brink of marriage. Starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson as Emma Hardwood and Charlie Thompson, the film explores their emotional turmoil as they navigate the days leading up to their wedding. Borgli’s work, which blends Nordic moral inquiry with a sharp critique of human foibles, positions the film as a thought-provoking take on the genre, drawing comparisons to Ari Aster’s Eddington and Halfdan Ullmann Tondel’s Armand without feeling derivative. The narrative centers on Emma, a bookstore clerk from Louisiana, and Charlie, a Londoner working as a curatorial director in an American art museum. Their relationship, marked by deep affection yet profound conflict, is tested by a series of events that unravel their expectations of love and commitment. The film’s plot unfolds through a series of confrontations and revelations, beginning with a meet-cute at a coffee shop and escalating to a chaotic wedding scene where a case of sexual harassment becomes a catalyst for emotional breakdown. Borgli’s approach to violence—contemplated but not enacted—serves as a narrative device to interrogate a culture desensitized to gun violence and its societal implications. The film’s structure is intentionally fragmented, mirroring the dissonance within the characters. Emma’s interactions with Mike’s wife, Rachel (Alana Haim), and Charlie’s conversations with his best friend Mike (Mamoudou Athie) reveal layers of tension and unspoken truths.#zendaya #robert_pattinson #the_drama #kristoffer_borgli #alana_haim

‘The Drama’ movie review: Zendaya and Robert Pattinson glitter and jitter in crackling, edgy romance The film The Drama, directed by Kristoffer Borgli, reimagines the traditional romance genre with a sharp, unflinching lens. The story follows Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattinson), a couple whose relationship begins with a meet-cute at a New York café and quickly evolves into a complex exploration of love, trauma, and societal pressures. Their journey is marked by moments of tenderness, such as a midnight kiss at a Manhattan museum, but these are soon overshadowed by the revelation of Emma’s past—a dark secret that fractures their bond and forces them to confront the intersection of personal history and political realities. Borgli’s approach to the narrative is audacious, blending elements of dark comedy and psychological drama. The film opens with a seemingly straightforward romantic setup, but the tone shifts dramatically as Emma’s hidden trauma surfaces. The title of the book she reads—The Damage—serves as a metaphor for the film’s central theme: the idea that personal pain often mirrors broader societal wounds. This duality is central to the story, as Emma’s past is revealed to be deeply tied to the polarized history of her country, making their relationship a microcosm of a fractured nation. The film’s structure is fragmented, with Borgli employing rapid jump cuts and non-linear storytelling to create a sense of dissonance. This technique is most evident in the pivotal scene where Emma, under the influence of alcohol, recounts her teenage fantasies of violence. The dialogue, sharp and unfiltered, underscores the film’s exploration of how trauma is both personal and political.#manhattan #new_york #zendaya #robert_pattinson #kristoffer_borgli

The Drama's Controversial Twist Sparks Divisive Reactions Among Audiences Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s latest film, The Drama, has ignited heated debates among viewers, with some calling it a groundbreaking cinematic conversation-starter and others expressing outrage over its unsettling premise. The film, set to release in US and UK cinemas on 3 April, follows a soon-to-be-married couple, Emma and Charlie, as they navigate pre-wedding nerves in Boston. The story takes a dark turn when Emma, during a drunken confession with friends, reveals her teenage plan to carry out a school shooting. The revelation forces Charlie to confront whether he can proceed with the wedding, given the gravity of Emma’s past intentions. The film’s plot, which includes a harrowing exploration of Emma’s teenage trauma, has drawn comparisons to other films that tackle similar themes, such as Gus Van Sant’s Elephant (2003) and Lynne Ramsay’s We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011). However, The Drama distinguishes itself by framing the subject within a romantic comedy structure, a bold choice that has sparked both praise and criticism. Director Kristoffer Borgli, a Norwegian filmmaker known for his provocative social satires, blends Scandinavian gallows humor with a US setting, creating a unique but polarizing tone. The film’s risk-taking has been acknowledged as a major strength, with critics noting its bold approach to taboo subjects. However, some have questioned whether the narrative successfully balances its comedic and dramatic elements. While early scenes showcase the film’s aspirational romcom charm—such as Pattinson’s character, reminiscent of Hugh Grant’s diffident charm in Four Weddings and a Funeral—later sequences lean heavily into awkward cringe humor.#zendaya #robert_pattinson #the_drama #kristoffer_borgli #columbine_high_school

Maura Higgins’ Outlook On Single Life Is So Refreshing Queen Maura strikes again Maura Higgins always says the quiet part out loud—and that’s why we will continue to be obsessed with her. Fresh off The Traitors US and consistently styling up a storm on the red carpet, Maura has come a long way from her Longford roots… and from the concept of needing a partner to feel secure. The presenter and social star has been linked to a few guys over the years, but over the past 12 months or so, she has been embracing single life. Enthusiastically so. “I don’t want to bring just anyone into my energy. It wasn’t even a plan to be celibate. I didn’t put a timeline on it,” she told Cosmopolitan. “I just had terrible exes and needed a break. I wanted to focus on me, my career, and my energy. Now that it’s been over a year, I don’t even think of men. I’m not saying I’m not open [to a relationship], but I’m not checking my DMs to see who’s in there. I’m not searching for it.” Nor should she be. There are so many great things about being in a relationship… but there are countless positives to being single too. The independence, the stacked social calendar, and, if you’re Maura Higgins, the fact that your career is growing exponentially as you continue to break into the US market. Maura didn’t just come second on the most recent season of The Traitors US—she also served consistent looks on the show, ensuring every single viewer (and brand) was aware of her status as a fashion icon. Since then, she has launched a new campaign with Uber all about the necessity of an Irish exit, interviewed Zendaya and R-Patz at the premiere for upcoming film The Drama, and of course, nabbed herself that Birkin bag.#zendaya #uber #maura_higgins #the_traitors_us #r_patz

Rebecca Ferguson to Have Minor Role in 'Dune: Part Three' Rebecca Ferguson, who portrayed Lady Jessica in the first two Dune films, will have a minor role in the third and final installment of Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi franchise. The Swedish actress described the experience of filming her final scene as "a weird feeling," noting the emotional weight of stepping onto a set she knows well but no longer has a part of. She acknowledged the "FOMO" of missing out on the final chapter but emphasized the importance of serving the story. The first-look images of Dune: Part Three reveal the main cast, including Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides, Zendaya as Chani, Jason Momoa as Hayt, Javier Bardem as Stilgar, Florence Pugh as Irulan, Anya Taylor-Joy as Alia Atreides, and Isaach De Bankolé as Farok. Robert Pattinson makes his debut as the enigmatic villain Scytale, a character from the novel Dune Messiah. Pattinson described Scytale as an unusual figure, noting his ambiguous allegiance and the intrigue he brings to the plot. In the book, Scytale is part of the Bene Tleilax, a secretive group of genetically altered humans with expertise in genetic engineering. This faction is central to the resurrection of Momoa’s character, Duncan. Momoa humorously remarked that fans who didn’t read the books could blame him for not explaining the plot points. Villeneuve clarified that Dune and Dune: Part Two were intended as a diptych, representing the adaptation of the first book. He expressed that a third film would not follow a traditional trilogy structure but would instead explore a different narrative with its own identity. Ferguson praised Villeneuve’s direction, calling him "intelligent" and "creative," and highlighted the collaborative dynamic between the director and his team.#rebecca_ferguson #timothe_chalamet #zendaya #denis_villeneuve #dune_part_three

Zendaya Swapped Bridal Whites for Gold To Play Witness at a Las Vegas Wedding Zendaya made an unexpected appearance at a Las Vegas chapel to serve as a witness for a couple exchanging vows. The Euphoria star, known for her role in A24’s upcoming wedding drama The Drama, donned a striking gold ensemble for the occasion. Styled by her longtime collaborator Law Roach, she wore a ruched corset top and matching ruffled silk skirt from Louis Vuitton’s spring 2004 collection. The outfit was completed with a Cartier Love Unlimited bracelet, Christian Louboutin So Kate pumps, and a Jessica McCormack wire fine gold band, which has sparked speculation about her marital status. The ceremony featured Alana Haim, a co-star in The Drama, who performed a DJ set as the bride made her way down the aisle. Zendaya’s presence was a surprise to attendees, as she signed the marriage certificate as the couple’s witness. Her recent fashion choices have leaned heavily on white and ivory tones, including a white cotton poplin shirt dress with a high-low skirt worn at Louis Vuitton’s Paris Fashion Week fall 2026 show. At the 2026 Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards, she opted for a vintage Cachè flower dress with gold embroidery, a piece previously worn by Carrie Bradshaw and Whitney Houston. During a red carpet interview at the 2026 SAG Actor Awards, Law Roach hinted at Zendaya’s possible marriage, joking, “The wedding’s already happened! You missed it!” While Zendaya’s team has not confirmed the speculation, the presence of a wedding band-like ring has fueled rumors. The article notes that her recent fashion choices, including the gold outfit, may reflect a blend of method acting and personal style, as she prepares to star opposite Robert Pattinson in The Drama, set for release in April.#las_vegas #zendaya #law_roach #louis_vuitton #the_drama

Zendaya Wears White Bridal Look, Gold Band Amid Tom Holland Marriage News Zendaya made a striking fashion statement at the Black Women in Hollywood Awards, donning an all-white dress originally worn by Whitney Houston and later by Sarah Jessica Parker’s character in Sex and the City. The Euphoria star, who recently confirmed her marriage to Tom Holland, chose the vintage Cachè design for her appearance, which featured a gold and silver encrusted flower on the shoulder. She paired the dress with white Christian Louboutin heels, reinforcing the bridal aesthetic. The event drew attention not only for her outfit but also for a subtle nod to her wedding band. Zendaya wore a gold ring on her left ring finger, which appeared to be the same band she has been spotted with in recent outings. This detail, combined with her all-white ensemble, sparked speculation about her wedding day attire. Earlier in the week, she had attended Paris Fashion Week in an all-white outfit, further cementing the theme. Zendaya’s choice to wear the gold band instead of her previously visible 5-carat engagement ring during a recent outing in Los Angeles added to the speculation. While neither she nor Tom Holland has publicly commented on their marriage, the news was first revealed by her longtime stylist, Law Roach, at the Actor Awards. Roach humorously confirmed the wedding had already taken place, prompting widespread media coverage. Zendaya’s mother, Claire Stoermer, appeared to corroborate the news the following day by sharing Roach’s interview on Instagram, captioning the post with “The laugh…” to reference Roach’s lighthearted confirmation. Despite their private nature, the couple has shared several public moments over the years, including their first meeting at San Diego Comic-Con in 2016, where they bonded over Spider-Man: Homecoming.#zendaya #tom_holland #law_roach #claire_stoermer #san_diego_comic_con

Zendaya appeared at the 2026 Oscars wearing what seems to be a gold wedding band, fueling speculation about her secret marriage to Tom Holland. The actress, who presented the Best Director award alongside her co-star Robert Pattinson, showcased a stack of rings during the ceremony on March 15. Fans and media outlets quickly noticed the potential wedding band, which was reportedly worn under an engagement ring. The rumors gained traction after Zendaya’s longtime stylist, Law Roach, previously hinted at a secret wedding. Roach had claimed during an interview that Zendaya and Holland had tied the knot, though the actors have not officially confirmed their marital status. At the 2025 Golden Globes, Zendaya had already hinted at her engagement by wearing her ring, but no formal announcement followed. During the Oscars, Roach was asked directly about the wedding but avoided the question, instead commenting on unrelated topics like fashion. Meanwhile, Zendaya was spotted wearing a thin gold ring on her left hand at the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris earlier in March. This detail has further fueled speculation about her nuptials. Despite the buzz, neither Zendaya nor Holland has publicly addressed the rumors. Fans have turned to analyzing their recent appearances for clues, including Zendaya’s choice of bridal white attire and accessories. The situation remains unconfirmed, with the couple’s relationship status still pending official statements. The speculation has drawn comparisons to other celebrity moments, such as Leonardo DiCaprio’s public date night with his girlfriend at the Oscars. However, the focus remains on Zendaya and Holland’s alleged marriage, with their rumored union dominating headlines and social media discussions.#zendaya #robert_pattinson #tom_holland #law_roach #louis_vuitton

‘Dune 3’: Timothée Chalamet Previews a Corrupted Paul Atreides With the Oscars now behind him, “Marty Supreme” star Timothee Chalamet is now looking ahead to his next big blockbuster: “Dune: Part Three,” the final installment in Denis Villeneuve’s epic sci-fi trilogy. To begin the countdown to the film’s release this December, Chalamet offered a first look at himself as the Duke of Arrakis, Paul Atreides, in an Instagram post. And judging by the look, he has seen better days. As those who saw “Dune: Part Two” know, Paul has given in to the dark fate that destiny seems to have set out for him, transforming himself into the messianic figure Lisan al-Gaib to rally the people of Arrakis, known as the Fremen, to take revenge on the Harkonnens and take back the coveted desert planet in his name. But that is not enough for Paul, who has now unleashed an intergalactic holy war with the Fremen to force the galaxy to bow before him as emperor. In doing so, he has alienated the love of his life, Chani (played by Zendaya), who has gone back into exile. “Dune: Part Three” will be loosely based on “Dune Messiah,” the second book in Frank Herbert’s sci-fi series which completes Paul’s story in the history of Arrakis. Chalamet and Zendaya are joined in the cast by Rebecca Ferguson, Josh Brolin, Florence Pugh, and Anya Taylor-Joy, with Robert Pattinson joining as a newcomer. The film hits theaters December 18.#timothe_chalamet #zendaya #denis_villeneuve #dune_part_three #frank_herbert

Dune 3 First Look Reveals Timothée Chalamet as Intense Paul Atreides A new first look at Dune 3 has surfaced, showcasing Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides in a striking close-up of his eyes beneath a Fremen stillsuit. The image highlights a more rugged and aged version of the character, with visible wrinkles around his eyes and red scarring, marking a significant departure from his earlier portrayals in the first two films. The visual hints at the physical and emotional toll of Paul’s journey as he navigates the harsh realities of Arrakis. Denis Villeneuve, who directed the previous Dune films, is set to return for this installment, which is scheduled for release on December 18, 2026. Villeneuve has clarified that Dune 3 will not be part of a traditional trilogy, instead serving as a standalone film with its own distinct identity. In an interview with Vanity Fair, he emphasized that the first two films were intended as a diptych, focusing on the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s first novel. The third film, he explained, will explore new narrative directions rather than simply continuing the existing story arc. The cast includes returning actors such as Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Josh Brolin, Florence Pugh, and Anya Taylor-Joy, who reprise their roles from the second film. Jason Momoa, who played Leto Atreides in the first film, has also returned after being absent from Dune: Part Two. Robert Pattinson joins the cast as a new character, adding to the ensemble’s complexity. The film’s production has drawn attention to its ambitious scale, with Villeneuve aiming to balance visual spectacle with the philosophical depth of the source material. The Dune franchise has already achieved massive commercial success, with the first two films collectively grossing over $1.1 billion worldwide.#rebecca_ferguson #timothe_chalamet #zendaya #denis_villeneuve #dune_3

Jimmy Kimmel Live! Returns With New Guest Lineup for Upcoming Week ABC’s Emmy-winning late-night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, will return with its weekly programming beginning March 16. The show, which airs every weeknight at 11:35 p.m. EDT, will feature a mix of celebrity appearances, musical performances, and comedic segments. The following schedule outlines the planned guests and segments for the week of March 16–20: On Monday, March 16, the episode will open with Zendaya, who will discuss her role in The Drama. The segment will be followed by Jeff Ross, who will perform his comedy special Jeff Ross: Take A Banana For The Ride. Tuesday, March 17, will include Chelsea Handler, who will talk about her High and Mighty Tour, and Chris Robinson, who will share insights from his comedy special A Pound of Feathers. The episode will also feature a musical performance by Chris Robinson. Wednesday, March 18, will spotlight Lisa Kudrow, who will discuss her role in The Comeback, and Charlie Cox, who will talk about his role in Daredevil: Born Again. Thursday, March 19, will feature Robert Pattinson, who will discuss his role in The Drama, and Sarah Shahi, who will share details about her role in Paradise. The episode will also include a musical performance by the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Friday, March 20, the episode’s guest lineup has not yet been confirmed. The show continues to draw a diverse audience with its blend of humor, interviews, and musical acts, maintaining its position as a staple of late-night television.#jeff_ross #jimmy_kimmel #zendaya #chelsea_handler #chris_robinson