Well, look who’s checking in to The White Lotus. Emmy nominee Carrie Coon (The Gilded Age, The Leftovers) has joined the Season 3 cast of HBO’s resort dramedy, TVLine has learned. No character details have been released yet, but Coon joins a cast that already includes Parker Posey, Jason Isaacs,

The Gilded Age took a decidedly dark turn on Monday, ending its third episode with a bang. After being severely underestimated by the city alderman, who spent much of the hour conspiring to destroy him, George Russell found himself in a most advantageous position. The alderman attempted to broker a

Red alert Carrie Coon hive, the queen will be joining the cast of Julian Fellowes's new drama, The Gilded Age. Deadline reports that Coon will be replacing Amanda Peet due to a scheduling conflict. Production on the series was slated to start this summer but has been delayed to early fall due to

The Leftovers‘ Carrie Coon is entering The Gilded Age, in a pandemic-related recasting on the HBO period drama. Coon is replacing Amanda Peet (Brockmire) in the role of Bertha Russell, because now that The Gilded Age‘s start of production has been delayed from this spring to fall, due to the

Finn Wolfhard knows a thing or two about starring in an 80s nostalgia project, he is of course Mike Wheeler on Netflix’s Stranger Things. Now, the 16-year-old Canadian actor is being rumored to star in the upcoming Ghostbusters movie. Variety reports that the Ghostbusters sequel will center around