If you were holding your breath in anticipation of a potential second season of Mare of Easttown you should, um, stop doing that. HBO announced Thursday that it has ordered a new limited series from Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby that features neither Kate Winslet nor, presumably, a Wawa. The new

Getty Image While Steven Spielberg is obviously best known for his litany of legendary feature films, the iconic director actually got his start on television way back in the day. And now, according to the Academy Award winner, he’s ready to return to the medium. During a recent interview with

HBO Given the combination of HBO and Kate Winslet, I assumed Mare of Easttown would be a critical darling, perhaps picking up further popularity after it aired and as it eventually racked up Emmy and Golden Globe nominations in the following months. What I did not expect, however, was how quickly

Mare of Easttown faces a rather daunting obstacle en route to a potential second season, according to series’ creator Brad Ingelsby. “If we can crack a story that is as great [as Season 1] and that would do justice to the characters and carry on the story in a way that was organic and yet […]

In the seventh and final episode of HBO’s Mare of Easttown, Julianne Nicholson‘s Lori unloads on her BFF Mare (Kate Winslet) for arresting her 12-year-old son Ryan without even the courtesy of a heads-up. Below, TVLine Dream Emmy nominee Nicholson and Mare series creator Brad Ingelsby, who penned