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    ‘White Lotus’ Theme Song Composer Won’t Return for Season 4 - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Music • World

    The composer of the White Lotus theme song, CristĂłbal Tapia de Veer, will not be returning for the show's fourth season due to creative disagreements with the show's creator.

    The Last of Us season 2 review | The Verge

    theverge.com • Television • World

    The second season of HBO's The Last of Us adapts part of the second game, focusing on Ellie's revenge quest and expanding the show's world beyond the main characters.

    ‘The White Lotus’ Finale Didn’t Earn Laurie’s Speech: Review

    vulture.com • Television • World

    A review of 'The White Lotus' season three finale critiques the underdeveloped plotlines and missed opportunities despite the potential of Laurie's poignant monologue.

    ‘The White Lotus’ S3 Finale Recap, Episode 8: ‘Amor Fati’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This recap of *The White Lotus* season 3 finale details the fates of the main characters, highlighting themes of wealth, morality, and the search for meaning.

    ‘Knuckle,’ Documentary About Fighting Irish Travelers - Review - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Documentary • Ireland

    Ian Palmer's documentary 'Knuckle' provides a raw and intimate look into the world of bare-knuckle fighting among Irish Traveler families, showcasing their traditions, rivalries, and the filmmaker's own evolving perspective.

    HBO’s The Last of Us had to speed up Abby’s reveal | The Verge

    theverge.com • Television • World

    HBO's adaptation of The Last of Us accelerates the reveal of Abby's backstory in season two to maintain viewer engagement and foster empathy for a complex character.

    In The Last of Us season 2, Joel finally goes to therapy | The Verge

    theverge.com • Television • World

    The Last of Us season 2 introduces a new therapist character, Gail, to provide Joel with much-needed therapy, exploring the character's trauma in a way not possible in the game.

    ‘The Last of Us’ and the Power of Video Games - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Entertainment • World

    This article explores the emotional impact of the video game and HBO series 'The Last of Us,' highlighting its innovative storytelling and the unique challenges of adapting a video game to television.

    ‘True Detective’ Finds Philosophical Answers by Season’s End - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Television • World

    The first season of HBO's 'True Detective' concludes with a resolution of its central mystery, highlighting the complex dynamic between its two lead characters.

    ‘The Last of Us’ Didn’t Soften the Blow - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Television • World

    HBO's 'The Last of Us' Season 2 deviates from the game's pacing and tone, extending Joel's death scene and resulting in a more brutal and less insightful portrayal of grief and violence.

    The Last of Us ripped off the Band-aid | The Verge

    theverge.com • Television • World

    The HBO series adaptation of The Last of Us stays true to the game's violent depiction of Joel's death, enhancing the scene with additional plot elements that expand the narrative beyond the central characters.

    'The Last of Us' Shocking Twist: Where Does the Show Go From Here?

    rollingstone.com • Television • World

    The shocking death of Joel in the second season of HBO's "The Last of Us" leaves viewers questioning the show's future and its ability to retain its audience.

    The untold story of Tony Soprano: James Gandolfini's co-stars finally spill extraordinary secrets | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk • Biography • World

    A new biography reveals the struggles James Gandolfini faced while playing Tony Soprano, including substance abuse, conflicts with HBO, and the psychological toll of the role.

    The Real Alligator Lounge From Nathan Fielder’s ‘Rehearsal’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    A journalist investigates the impact of HBO's 'The Rehearsal' on the real-life Alligator Lounge bar, comparing two trivia nights before and after the show's premiere.

    ‘The Last of Us’ Recap: A Trip to the Grocery Store

    vulture.com • Television • World

    The second season premiere of 'The Last of Us' revisits past trauma while establishing a new status quo in Jackson, Wyoming, five years after the first season's events, highlighting the evolving relationships between Ellie and Joel.

    ‘Last of Us’ Episode 2 Recap: Season 2 Has Its ‘Red Wedding’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    In a shocking turn of events, 'The Last of Us' episode 2 culminates in Joel's death, shifting the series' focus from his relationship with Ellie to a new narrative arc centered around revenge and survival.

    ‘The Last of Us’ Recap Episode 3: Into the West

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This episode of 'The Last of Us' follows Ellie and Dina's journey to Seattle to seek revenge for Joel's death, highlighting their emotional struggles and the complexities of their mission.

    JK Rowling Won't Fire Paapa Essiedu from Harry Potter for Being Pro-Trans

    variety.com • Entertainment • World

    J.K. Rowling affirms she cannot and would not fire actor Paapa Essiedu from the upcoming HBO 'Harry Potter' series despite his pro-trans stance.

    ‘Hacks’ Recap, Season 4 Episode 8: ‘Witch of the Week’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This recap of Hacks season 4, episode 8, details the chaotic events, including a surprise firing, a viral interview, and shifting power dynamics among the main characters.

    ‘Succession’ Creator Jesse Armstrong’s Next Act? Mountainhead.

    vulture.com • Film • World

    Jesse Armstrong's directorial debut, Mountainhead, a darkly comedic film about arrogant tech moguls, is a fast-paced satire of the modern tech world.

    PBS: Sesame Street signs Netflix deal after HBO exit. Elmo still might not survive.

    slate.com • Television • World

    Sesame Street secures a new deal with Netflix after losing its funding from HBO, ensuring the show's continued production despite recent financial challenges and political threats.

    'The Last of Us' Star Catherine O'Hara on Pedro Pascal, Making 'The Studio'

    variety.com • Entertainment • World

    Catherine O'Hara discusses her role as Gail in 'The Last of Us,' her experience working with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, and her simultaneous work on 'The Studio,' including a COVID-19 scare.

    ‘The White Lotus’ Recap, Episode 2: ‘New Day’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This recap of 'The White Lotus' episode 2, 'New Day,' details the escalating conflicts between the resort guests and staff, highlighting the interpersonal dramas and social commentary.

    The Last of Us opens up a whole new perspective for its next season | The Verge

    theverge.com • Television • World

    The Last of Us season 2 finale sets up a significant shift in perspective for season 3, mirroring the game's structure by focusing on Abby's story.

    Done with media moguls, Succession’s creator has turned his gaze to tech billionaires

    theage.com.au • Film • World

    Jesse Armstrong's new film, Mountainhead, satirizes the power and ambition of tech billionaires, depicting their potential to manipulate global events.

    The Finale of “The Rehearsal” Is Outlandish and Sublime | The New Yorker

    newyorker.com • Television • World

    Nathan Fielder's 'The Rehearsal' finale pushes the boundaries of performance art and reality, culminating in a shocking and sublime flight simulation experiment.

    Mountainhead review: HBO’s takedown of AI tech bros is timely as hell | The Verge

    theverge.com • Film • World

    HBO's 'Mountainhead,' a black dramedy from 'Succession' creator Jesse Armstrong, satirizes the anxieties and insecurities of wealthy tech CEOs, using their self-aggrandizing narratives as a backdrop.

    The White Lotus Episode 3 Recap: ‘Mysterious Monkeys’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This recap of 'The White Lotus' episode 3, 'Mysterious Monkeys,' analyzes the complex relationships and evolving dynamics between the guests at the luxurious Hawaiian resort.

    The White Lotus Recap, Season 1 Episode 4: ‘Recentering’

    vulture.com • Television • World

    This recap of 'The White Lotus' season 1, episode 4, analyzes the characters' actions and relationships, highlighting the show's commentary on wealth, privilege, and Hawaiian culture.

    'Harry Potter' HBO Series Casts Draco & Lucius Malfoy, Dursleys, More

    deadline.com • Entertainment • World

    The upcoming HBO Harry Potter series announces a wave of new cast members, including actors for Draco and Lucius Malfoy, the Dursleys, and other key characters.

    ‘Mountainhead’ Review: While We Go Down, They Bro Down - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Film • World

    Jesse Armstrong's 'Mountainhead' satirizes the absurdity and terror of tech moguls amidst a world destabilized by AI-generated propaganda.