Page Six has published a report on the new HBO series The Idol, which reportedly won’t be renewed for a second season despite the fact that its premiere had larger viewership numbers than the debuts of Euphoria and The White Lotus. In the report, one source told Page Six that working with The

What’s happening with HBO’s new series The Idol is incredibly bizarre and yet somehow entirely predictable. But before we dive into episode two and its controversial intimate scene, let’s rewind a bit to before the series even premiered. The Idol was created by Sam Levinson, who is also the

Saturday Night Live all-star Chloe Fineman, with the help of a bra worn backwards and what seems like a half-carton of cigarettes being smoked at once, has delivered the send-up of HBO’s The Idol that we deserve. And Idol star Lily-Rose Depp, whom Fineman uncannily channels, is on record as being

HBO’s The Idol could stand to have more followers. The oft-lurid new drama co-created by Euphoria‘s Sam Levinson debuted on Sunday night to 913,000 total viewers across Max and linear telecasts, with Game 2 of the NBA Finals on ABC offering decent competition. For comparison’s sake, HBO’s Winning

With the official premiere of the series just days away, HBO has released the “official” trailer for The Idol, the new series from Euphoria creator Sam Levinson that controversially premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in late May. Coming out of Cannes with a 27% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes,