The Weeknd is marking the end of The Idol‘s season on HBO — and acknowledging the swirl of controversy surrounding it. The pop superstar shared behind-the-scenes photos from Sunday’s finale in an Instagram post on Monday, adding this caption: “The finale. Grateful to share this moment with you all

HBO’s headline-grabbing series The Idol is set to come to an end after just five episodes. While reports originally indicated that the Sam Levinson-created series would have six episodes, it was revealed after the episode that aired on Sunday, June 25 that the first and likely only season of the

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

Is The Idol being yanked off the airwaves already by HBO? Not so fast. Despite a report in the New York Post that The Idol won’t return for a second season, just two episodes into its run, HBO is standing behind the controversial drama starring Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd. In fact, the network

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