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YA dystopian movie adaptations were a major trend during the 2010s. It all started with The Hunger Games movies in 2012, which, based on the books by Suzanne Collins, have made $3.3 billion at the box office and lived on even after the trend has died, with The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes becoming a hit in 2023 and a sequel, Sunrise on the Reaping, set for 2026.

Other examples that found success include the three Maze Runner movies, based on the books by James Dashner, which made $949 million at the box office, and the three Divergent movies, based on the books by Veronica Roth, which, despite being panned by critics, made $765 million at the box office.

Other examples include I Am Number Four (2011), Ender's Game, The Host, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones (all 2013), The Giver (2014), and The Darkest Minds (2018). Steven Spielberg even got in on the trend with Ready Player One (2018). However,...

Downtown at the Minetta Lane Theatre, Audible Theater is celebrating its sixth off-Broadway season. This one is extra special however, as it marks a new collaboration with Sonia Friedman and Hugh Jackman’s new company, Together. The result is two fully-produced plays that are debuting in repertory this summer. Ian Rickson is at the helm of both (running through June 18)- Hannah Moscovitch’s Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, with Ella Beatty and Hugh Jackman; and Jen Silverman’s new adaptation of August Strindberg’s Creditors, with Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith. "Together is an initiative to very humbly create an environment for actors to be in relationship to each other- much more like the ensembles of...

In addition to his ongoing Radio City Residency, Tony Award-winning performer Hugh Jackman has entered into a new artistic venture with the theater company Together, formed alongside producer Sonia Friedman. The first two plays from the company are currently running, with casts that also include Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith. "We're sort of the founding actors, and we're doing readings of other new plays," said Jackman on a recent visit to The View. One of the shows, Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, is a two-person play starring Jackman and Ella Beatty. "It was written just before the pandemic, and it won all these national awards. It's really cool because about half of the play... I speak directly to...

You can now get a first look at Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith in Jen Silverman’s new version of August Strindberg’s Creditors, directed by Ian Rickson and now in performances at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre in New York City. Adi, a struggling painter, finds his creative spark reignited by Gustav, a magnetic stranger at an isolated sea-side hotel. Their connection is instant and intimate, but what seems like a chance encounter quickly twists into something far darker, as Gustav becomes intrigued by Adi's wife, the dazzling Tekla. Talk into the night devolves into an intricate web of deception, seduction and revelation, where the lives of all involved may be destroyed or transformed. The cast of Jen Silverman’s gripping adaptation of August Strindberg’s...

Audible and Together will present Jen Silverman’s new version of August Strindberg’s Creditors, with Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith, beginning performances this Saturday, May 10 at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre in New York City. See rehearsal photos here! Adi, a struggling painter, finds his creative spark reignited by Gustav, a magnetic stranger at an isolated sea-side hotel. Their connection is instant and intimate, but what seems like a chance encounter quickly twists into something far darker, as Gustav becomes intrigued by Adi's wife, the dazzling Tekla. Talk into the night devolves into an intricate web of deception, seduction and revelation, where the lives of all involved may be destroyed or transformed. The cast of Jen Silverman’s gripping adaptation of August Strindberg’s psychological...

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Your Friends and Neighbors is a dark comedy crime drama series created by Jonathan Tropper. The Apple TV+ series follows Andrew “Coop” Cooper, a recently divorced hedge fund manager who is fired from his high-paying job. After becoming unemployed, he resorts to stealing from his wealthy neighbours to maintain the life he and his family have become accustomed to. Your Friends and Neighbors stars Jon Hamm, Olivia Munn, Amanda Peet, Mark Tallman, Hoon Lee, Lena Hall, and Aimee Carrero. So, if you loved the thrilling story, hilarious dark comedy, and compelling characters in Your Friends and Neighbors, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Mad Men is a period drama series created by Matthew Weiner. The AMC series is set in the 1960s in New York City, and it follows Don Draper,...

The Handmaid's Tale season 6 has finally premiered on Hulu, and it’s quickly become the talk of the town. But while fans are focused on the gripping final chapter of June’s journey, star Elisabeth Moss recently sparked excitement for an entirely different reason. In a new interview to promote the final season of the dystopian drama, Moss revealed that she’d be open to revisiting one of her earlier fan-favorite roles. Can you guess which one?

If you guessed Peggy Olson from Mad Men, you'd be right! Moss sat down with host Andy Cohen on a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live to talk The Handmaid's Tale season 6, among other things. When asked if she'd be down to reprise her role as Peggy if the hit AMC period drama were ever to be rebooted, she didn’t hesitate to say yes. Moss responded enthusiastically, saying she'd be "super...

Wolverine: Originsstars Hugh Jackman and Liev Schrieber are preparing to collaborate on two Off-Broadway stage plays.

Per Deadline, Schrieber has signed on to star in one of two plays which will also star Jackman, Ella Beatty, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith. The plays are being produced via Jackman's new theatrical partnership with producer Sonia Friedman, Together, in collaboration with Audible. Jackman will star opposite Beatty in Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, while Schreiber will star alongside Siff and Smith in Creditors. Both plays are being directed by Ian Rickson, and will be performed in Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre Off-Broadway.

"The Minetta Lane is a gem of a theater with a rich history, and over the past seven years, Audible has re-established it as a crucial center for top-tier productions, and a shining example of Off-Broadway excellence," Jackman and Friedman said in a joint statement. "Adding to that, their innovative...

Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber will be performing on the same stage this spring, but not at the same time.

The actors will be returning to the New York stage in plays directed in repertory by Ian Rickson as part of a collaboration between Audible Theater and Together, the new theatrical partnership led by Hugh and producer Sonia Friedman.

Plays performed in “repertory” are performed on a rotating schedule.

Hugh will star in the play Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes by Hannah Moscovitch with co-star Ella Beatty.

Liev will lead Jen Silverman’s new adaptation of August Strindberg’s Creditors co-starring Maggie Siff and Justice Smith.

The two plays will be performed in repertory, with a detailed performance calendar to be released soon. The plays will likely switch off nights once they are both running, but we’ll know more details soon.

Head inside for a synopsis of both plays…...

Just a week after actor Hugh Jackman and producer Sonia Friedman announced their new theatrical partnership called Together, the venture has its first high profile project: In a collaboration with Audible, Together will stage two fully-produced plays – starring Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Ella Beatty and others – in repertory at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre Off Broadway.

In a joint statement, Friedman and Jackman said, “The Minetta Lane is a gem of a theater with a rich history, and over the past seven years, Audible has re-established it as a crucial center for top-tier productions, and a shining example of Off Broadway excellence.

“Adding to that,” they continued, “their innovative model of producing work on stage and in audio, it was clear to us and director Ian Rickson that launching our first Together venture with Audible was a perfect match. What makes this collaboration even more meaningful is our shared belief in...

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The following contains major spoilers from Law & Order Season 24, Episode 15, "Crossing Lines," which debuted Thursday, March 13 on NBC. It also contains discussion of sexual assault.

Law & Order Season 24, Episode 15, "Crossing Lines" is a terrible hour for District Attorney Nicholas Baxter, but a great outing for Tony Goldwyn. Goldwyn shows why he's one of the best actors in the business by taking a difficult script on his back and carrying it. Yet despite his best efforts and those of Sons of Anarchy star Maggie Siff, the episode once again falls victim to its own opinion.

"Crossing Lines" revolves around the murder of James Powers, the son of Senator George Powers and a political player in his own right. The police waste no time in...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about NCIS: Sydney, The Pitt, Yellowjackets, S.W.A.T. and more!

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[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Law & Order Season 24 Episode 15 “Crossing Lines.”] Uh-oh, Baxter’s (Tony Goldwyn) new relationship might be over soon after it started. The latest Law & Order episode officially introduces Kate (Maggie Siff), the woman previously briefly mentioned as being in Baxter’s life. She’s a defense attorney, and she ends up facing off against Price (Hugh Dancy). (Baxter recuses himself because of their personal relationship.) Kate claims her client acted in self-defense when she killed the victim, who had threatened to ruin her if she didn’t kill an article chronicling his shortcomings ahead of a planned run for governor. She also intentionally misleads a witness about what could come up when he took the stand, so he recants. In the end, her client is found guilty of murder. Baxter tells Kate she did what she could, and she agrees before walking away. Below, Goldwyn discusses Baxter’s relationship and its future,...

One of the characters in tonight's episode of Law & Order may be taking its title a bit too literally. Season 24, Episode 15, "Crossing Lines" will see District Attorney Nicholas Baxter (Tony Goldwyn) running into a conflict of interest with his girlfriend, defense attorney, Kate Norris, played by Maggie Siff. Collider is exclusively unveiling a clip ahead of tonight's episode that shows the moment that throws Baxter and Kate's relationship into a possible conflict of interest. Baxter is explaining to Kate that an arrest was made in a murder investigation. The only problem is that Kate already knows about it, because the woman asked to retain her legal services. Immediately the conversation shifts, knowing that any more serious shop talk could be a conflict of interest.

This week’s Law & Order episode is about to be a messy one for District Attorney Nicholas Baxter, whose mysterious Kate is finally going to be unveiled. “Crossing Lines,” airing on Thursday, March 13, will see Maggie Siff portray the Da’s new love interest, making things a bit complicated as teased by Tony Goldwyn, who recently previewed the upcoming episode to TV Insider. Also in the episode, when an up-and-coming politician is found dead, Shaw (Mehcad Brooks) and Riley (Reid Scott) untangle the victim’s personal life to identify a suspect; Baxter recuses himself to help Price (Hugh Dancy) make the case.

We’re going to meet that mysterious Kate, played by Maggie Siff, in Da Baxter’s (Tony Goldwyn) life in the March 13 episode of Law & Order — and of course it’s going to get a bit messy. In “Crossing Lines,” when an up-and-coming politician is found dead, Shaw (Mehcad Brooks) and Riley (Reid Scott) untangle the victim’s personal life to identify a suspect. Baxter recuses himself to help Price (Hugh Dancy) make the case. Below, Goldwyn explains why and previews the complications it brings to Baxter and Kate’s relationship. We heard about Kate in the previous episode. So heading into this episode, what can you say about this relationship for Baxter? How’s it going? Tony Goldwyn: Going into the episode, going great. At the end of the episode, not so great, unfortunately. Yeah, this episode is definitely going to complicate things, and Baxter must recuse himself...

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Suits LA is a legal drama series created by Aaron Korsh. The NBC series is a spin-off to the USA Network series Suits, and it follows Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor from New York who is now running his own firm in Los Angeles with a group of highly qualified and charming lawyers. Suits LA stars Stephen Amell, Lex Scott Davis, Josh McDermitt, Bryan Greenberg, and Victoria Justice. So, if you loved thrilling legal drama, interpersonal relationships, and compelling characters in Suits LA, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Suits is a legal comedy-drama series created by Aaron Korsh. The USA Network series is set in New York City, and it follows Mike Ross, a college dropout, as he is hired as a lawyer by Harvey Specter, a charismatic attorney.

If you love the wild drama of Succession, these 10 TV shows are right up your alley!

Just wrapping up its amazing run on HBO, Succession was one of the biggest hits of the network. It revolved around the Roys, a family of beyond-rich business tycoons seeking more power. That led to scores of backstabbing and dark comedy of this truly dysfunctional family trying to work together.

The show was a huge hit, with multiple Emmy Awards for its cast and Best Drama, among other accolades. It’s over now, but thankfully, there are plenty of shows like it for folks who enjoy tales set in the world of high finance and often involving bickering to the point of murdering families. So, if you like Succession, add these shows to your binge list for the same wicked vibes!

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From 2008 to 2014, audiences were taken on a wild motorcycle ride via FX’s riveting crime series Sons of Anarchy. Created by Kurt Sutter, Sons of Anarchy featured standout performances by Ron Perlman, Katey Sagal, Charlie Hunnam, and Maggie Siff alongside a cast of phenomenal character actors. The gritty series follows Samcro, the "Mother Charter" of the organization, as they trade guns, deal drugs, and fight rival gangs while trying to evade the authorities.

Fans of Sons of Anarchy should check out Netflix's new miniseries American Primeval because of Kim Coates. Sons of Anarchy aired on FX from 2008 to 2014. All seven seasons of Sons of Anarchy were critically-acclaimed, and the show currently has a score of 87% on Rotten Tomatoes (via Rotten Tomatoes). Sons of Anarchy follows the members of a motorcycle gang which operates in the fictional town of Charming, California. The cast of Sons of Anarchy includes Charlie Hunnam, Ron Perlman, Katey Sagal, Theo Rossi, Maggie Siff, Ryan Hurst, and the aforementioned Coates.

Several actors from the show have gone on to have impressive careers in Hollywood following the conclusion of Sons of Anarchy. Hunnam, for example, has starred in movies like King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and The Gentlemen. Rossi has also appeared in several projects, such as Netflix's hit Christmas action movie Carry-On and the critically-acclaimed DC show The Penguin.

Ever since Taylor Sheridan's 2015 hit Sicario debuted, he quickly became a critically revered multi-hyphenate in Hollywood. Award-winning films like Hell or High Water and his Yellowstone television empire soon followed, establishing the Texas native in the industry as a character-focused storyteller, notably ridding himself of writer's room constraints and breaking traditional, plot-driven rules. As his work garners continued praise, fans have turned their attention to his rise to fame. Before discovering his behind-the-scenes talent, Sheridan began his film career as an actor.

Despite becoming a Western staple of modern film and TV, his first claim to fame was FX's outlaw, biker-gang drama Sons of Anarchy. Created and directed by Kurt Sutter, the show follows lead Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) as he navigates the titular club (often referred to by the acronym Samcro) after his father's death. Although Samcro protects its Californian hometown from various threats, it also runs an illegal arms business.

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With a stacked ensemble cast led by Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, and Ron Perlman, Kurt Sutter's thrilling action crime drama Sons of Anarchy follows the dangerous lives of the eponymous outlaw motorcycle club as they deal with both internal and external threats in their small town of Charming, California, where Samcro vice-president Jax Teller finds himself torn over the club's escalating violence and his desire to embrace a more honest life where he can be a normal family man.

Sons of Anarchy ran for seven acclaimed seasons from 2008 to 2014 and quickly became a fan-favorite with audiences, with the series winning both a Satellite Award and Golden Globe while helping further establish its decorated stars as some of Hollywood's finest. Some of the hit show's devoted viewers...

Sons of Anarchy is never short of deaths. With plenty of blood and violence, the series often portrays shootouts, crossfires, backfires, planned mass murder and so much more. While most characters go out in the same style with a headshot, there are two exceptions, and they share many striking similarities. Among the many tragic deaths that occur on-screen, their deaths make it to the top as well as push the show into a different direction.

Opie and Jax are best friends who share the same background, and it saddens fans that their deaths also seem to mirror each other's. Both Opie and Jax went out willingly and served a greater purpose, which was to end violence. However, Jax's death is much darker, and many would argue that he did have another choice.

Opie's Death Is Shockingly Similar to Jax's

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A new feature film with a solid cast has been announced. The cast will reunite two stars of Sons of Anarchy along with fan favorites from Breaking Bad and From.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, the starring cast has been revealed for the upcoming indie drama movie Out Come the Wolves. The film will reportedly star Ryan Hurst (The Walking Dead) and Taryn Manning (Orange Is the New Black), both of whom appeared in the earlier seasons of Sons of Anarchy. The movie will also star Giancarlo Esposito and Harold Perrineau, with other attached cast members including Orlando Norman, Spence Moore II, Heidi Grace Engerman, Cassady McClincy Zhang, Sam Rechner, West Mulholland, and Curran Walters.

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Tara Knowles is almost always considered one of the good people among the corrupted Samcro crew in Sons of Anarchy, but that’s not actually true.

Sons of Anarchy was no stranger to character deaths throughout its seven seasons and 92 episodes. The FX drama ran from 2008 to 2014, following the life and crimes of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club, based in the small town of Charming, California. Due to the club's illicit activities, many of the main cast of characters met violent ends, especially as the series began winding down toward its finale.

One of the most shocking Soa deaths remains that of Tara Knowles (Maggie Siff), the devoted wife of the series' main protagonist, Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), and the mother of his children. High school sweethearts Jax and Tara reunited during one of the most critical points in his life, and in time, they had a son of their own together and even got married. But their love was doomed from the start, leaving many fans asking why.

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Exclusive: NBCU Launch has set its 2024-26 class for the TV Directors Program, now in its fifteenth year. Those selected and the shows they are attached to are Parisa Barani (Law & Order), Winter Dunn (The Irrational), Nina Kramer (St. Denis Medical), and Liz Sargent (Chicago Med).

Founded in 2009, NBCU’s scripted directing program (now called the NBCU Launch TV Directors Program) gives experienced directors with distinct points of view their break into episodic television. The program supports the company’s goal of producing authentic stories with talent whose lived experiences inform their unique creative visions.

It’s the first scripted directing initiative in the TV industry to guarantee that participants will helm at least one episode by the program’s culmination. Directors shadow on two episodes of an NBCU scripted series before sitting in the director’s chair themselves. This year’s class will benefit from new learning and development...

Actor Chuck Zito, who ended up appearing in Sons of Anarchy season 5, once tried to sue FX over the creation of the show. Sons of Anarchy was created by Kurt Sutter and aired on FX from 2008-2014. The series follows Jax Teller, a member and eventual leader of the Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club, which was based in the fictional town of Charming, California. The cast of Sons of Anarchy includes Charlie Hunnam, Katey Segal, Ron Perlman, Maggie Siff, and Theo Rossi.

Speaking with VladTV on YouTube, Chuck Zito explains that he once pitched a show about a motorcycle gang called Wild Angels to FX. They claimed they weren't interested in a show about a motorcycle gang, but when he tried to pitch it to them again a year later, he found out they were already developing Sons of Anarchy. Therefore, he filed a lawsuit against FX, claiming that they...

The world of Sons of Anarchy expanded with the spinoff TV series Mayans M.C., and thanks to it, one Sons of Anarchy character appeared in more episodes than Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam). Although Sons of Anarchy gave closure to its main characters and left a more optimistic future for the title motorcycle club, there were still more stories from this world to be explored. The spinoff series Mayans M.C. changed the setting to the fictional border town of Santo Padre to follow the title Mc, but some characters from Sons of Anarchy have made appearances in it.

Sons of Anarchy told the story of Jax Teller, who went from being the clubs VP to its President, though not exactly one whose reign benefited the club. Jaxs issues with other clubs, as well as his family problems, led to his death at the end of Sons of Anarchy, leaving SAMCROs presidency...

There are many tragedies throughout the seven seasons of Sons of Anarchy, but the show ended up glossing over its two biggest ones, which even mirror each other. Kurt Sutters crime drama TV show Sons of Anarchy took the audience to the fictional town of Charming, California, to meet the title motorcycle club. Leading Sons of Anarchy is Jackson Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), VP of the club and the stepson of the clubs President, Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman). Sons of Anarchy begins with Jax finding his fathers manifesto and wanting to fulfill his vision for the club.

However, Jax soon learns that his fathers vision and Clays plans clash, and he has to make some hard and questionable decisions for the benefit and safety of the club and his family. Unfortunately, many of these decisions have horrible consequences for Jax and his loved ones, and more than once, Jax and...

"Mad Men" has often sparked positive headlines for its compelling, often-inspiring storylines around its female characters like Peggy (Elisabeth Moss) and Joan (Christina Hendricks), but it's never gotten the same praise for the handling of its queer characters. There's a good reason for that: although characters like Sal (Bryan Batt) and Bob Benson (James Wolk) are interesting and well-written, their stories are pretty depressing. Bob never finds love over the course of the series, and Joan's lesbian friend in season 1 has her attempt to come out of the closet politely declined.

The only happy queer characters throughout the series are Kurt (Edin Gali), a minor European character who gives Peggy a cool haircut, and Joyce (Zosia Mamet), Peggy's openly lesbian friend in season 4 -- but both of these characters play minor roles. The most prominent gay character in "Mad Men" is Salvatore Romano, and things don't go well for him.

Actor Kevin James will be joined by several familiar faces in his upcoming romantic comedy, Solo Mio. Among them will be a Sons of Anarchy fan favorite.

Per Deadline, a slew of new cast members have been revealed for Solo Mio. Kim Coates, well known to fans for his Sons of Anarchy role as Alexander "Tig" Trager, is one of the names confirmed for the cast. Other stars announced include Alyson Hannigan, Nicole Grimaudo, Jonathan Roumie, Julee Cerda, and Julie Ann Emery.

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Disney fired Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter from the spin-off show, Mayans M.C. after two seasons. His exit was inevitable.

In the film, "Matt (James)s fianc has dreamed of a wedding in Italy. He saves up and flies his whole family over for the wedding and has even booked a lavish honeymoon after.

Two stars of Sons of Anarchy will soon be sharing the screen once again. The reunion comes over a decade after the end of their hit FX series.

Per Deadline, it's been revealed that Hellboy actor Ron Perlman has joined the cast of the upcoming thriller Come With Me. This follows the previous casting of Theo Rossi, one of Perlman's Sons of Anarchy co-stars, in the lead role. In Sons of Anarchy, Perlman Clarence "Clay" Morrow alongside Rossi as Juan Carlos "Juice" Ortiz. The actors co-starred on the show until Clay's death in 2013, a year before the series ended its seven-season run.

Related Sons of Anarchy Creator Exits New Netflix Series Ahead of Production Wrap

Kurt Sutter is exiting the upcoming Netflix series he created shortly before the project's filming completion.

Details have also been revealed about Perlman's role in Come With Me. Perlman will play Dalton Kirby, a "sharp...

Don Draper (Jon Hamm) had 19 mistresses throughout Mad Men's seven seasons, not counting his three wives, making all of Don Draper's mistresses difficult to keep up with. Mad Men was one of AMC's prestige series that followed the lives and careers of Madison Avenue advertising executives throughout the 1960s. While the other ad men of Sterling Cooper also carried on extra-marital affairs, Donald F. Draper had the most by far. While Draper is married to Betty Hofstadt (January Jones), the character went on to have an unrivaled infidelity streak.

Despite having two kids with Betty, Don cheated on her numerous times as his advertising career took off. In Mad Men season 3, Betty, who long suspected Don's infidelities, learned that he's really Dick Whitman. Betty divorced Don, who then married his secretary, Megan Calvet (Jessica Pare) between seasons 4 and 5. He couldn't stay faithful to Megan either, and despite attempts...

Suits is one of the best and most popular legal dramas that managed to make the profession of lawyer cool again. Created by Aaron Korsh, the USA Network series follows Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams), who has a photographic memory and joins Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) at a prestigious law firm. The only problem with that is Mike didn’t actually go to law school and he doesn’t have a degree about which he has to lie to everyone. Suits ran for 9 brilliant seasons and ended its run in 2019. So, if you loved the witty banter, high stakes, and compelling characters in Suits here are some similar brilliant shows you should check out next.

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Pearson is a political-legal drama series created by Aaron Korsh and Daniel Arkin. The USA Network series serves as a spin-off to Suits, and it continues the story...

Industry is a British-American drama series created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay. The HBO series follows a group of young finance graduates as they enter the cut-throat world to get a job at the prestigious investment bank in London, Pierpoint & Co. after the financial crisis of 2008. Industry stars Marisa Abela, Harry Lawtey, Myha’la, Freya Mavor, Ken Leung, David Jonsson, Sarah Parish, Indy Lewis, Jay Duplass, and Kit Harington. So, if you liked the high-stakes world of finance and battle of egos with billions at stake in Industry here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Billions is a financial drama series created by Brian Koppelman, David Levien, and Andrew Ross Sorkin. The Showtime series follows the battle of egos between Chuck Rhoades, a sincere but ruthless US attorney who tries to take the hedge fund kingpin Bobby ‘Axe’ Axelrod. But Axe...

A new image reunites several major cast members from the hit FX series Sons of Anarchy. The fun reunion comes a decade after the TV show ended its hit run in 2014.

The reunion happened at Washington State Summer Con. Theo Rossi, who played Juan-Carlos "Juice" Ortiz in Sons of Anarchy, shared a photo of the cast reunion that was taken at the event. Other cast members present in the image include Emilio Rivera (Marcus Alvarez), Charlie Hunnam (Jackson "Jax" Teller), David Labrava (Happy Lowman), Mark Boone Junior (Robert "Bobby Elvis" Munson), and Ron Perlman (Clarence "Clay" Morrow). The photo can be seen below.

Time marches onBUTthe #ReaperCrew is 4Life! pic.twitter.com/2JxDxVwkR7 Theo (@Theorossi) June 25, 2024

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Sons of Anarchy Summary: Sons of Anarchy, created by Kurt Sutter, follows a notorious outlaw motorcycle club, the Sons of Anarchy, as they confront drug dealers, corporate developers, and law enforcement to protect theirlivelihoodsand their hometown of Charming, CA. Loosely based on WilliamShakespeare's"Hamlet," Sons of Anarchy explores what happens when the seduction of money and power comes between family. The show follows the Teller and Morrow family legacies, with Jackson 'Jax' Teller handling his duties as the V.P. of the club while dealing with the new president - his stepfather - Clay Morrow. Release Date: 2008-09-08 Cast: Kim Coates, Charlie Hunnam, Theo Rossi, Mark Boone Junior, Maggie Siff, Katey Sagal, Tommy Flanagan, Ron Perlman Seasons: 7 Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller Writers: Kurt Sutter, Chris Collins Story By: Kurt Sutter Network: FX Streaming Service(s): Hulu Franchise(s): Sons Of Anarchy Directors: Kurt Sutter Showrunner: Kurt Sutter The First 9, founders of Samcro,...

Jax Teller's journey in "Sons of Anarchy" led to a tragic and poetic end with his suicide to end the cycle of violence. Deaths of key Samcro members like Clay, Opie, and Bobby showcased themes of betrayal, loyalty, and the deadly consequences of club life. From Juice's final betrayal to Bobby's heartbreaking end, each death in "Sons of Anarchy" further deepened the show's narrative and character arcs.

The Sons of Anarchy deaths across its seven seasons helped the show maintain its connection with the Shakespearian tale on which it was based. Created by Kurt Sutter, Sons of Anarchy premiered in 2008 and ended in 2014. It was successful from the beginning, praised for its tone, performances, and the themes it addressed, such as racism and corruption. Soa tells the story of Jax Teller, VP of the motorcycle club Sons of Anarchy, based in Charming, California.

When Jax finds a manifesto written by his late father,...

An intense and often funny drama starring the best fake news anchor and created by the guy who has made too many legal dramas and all of them are brilliant. A Man in Full is a drama miniseries created by David E. Kelley. Based on a 1998 novel of the same name by Tom Wolfe, it follows a real estate mogul Charlie Croker as he faces bankruptcy and his enemies circle him to gain something from his misfortune. A Man in Full stars Jeff Daniels in the lead role with Sarah Jones, Diane Lane, Lucy Liu, Tom Pelphrey, Evan Roe, Jon Michael Hill, Josh Pais, and Jerrika Hinton starring in supporting. So, if you loved Daniels’ incredible performance and the story of a man’s fall from grace and too much arrogance in A Man in Full here are some similar shows you could watch next.

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Fans may have said their goodbyes to the Showtime series, but the world created within it is yet to be over, with a spinoff already planned and greenlit.

In October 2023, fans of the hit TV series learned that Showtime plans to have not one – or two, mind you – spinoff of the successful series but four.

Hopefully, it won’t go the way most of “Game of Thrones’” spinoffs have gone and every one of them will see production.

Speaking of production, “Billions: London” is gearing up to start filming in August. To maintain familiarity with the original show, even though we’re headed to a brand new location, the network has wisely retained original creators and executive producers Brian Koppelman and David Levien.

What Can Fans Expect From the “Billions” Spinoffs

While details surrounding the new project is under lock and key at the moment, we know enough to know...

The following contains spoilers for all seven seasons of Sons of Anarchy.

Airing on FX from September 2008 through December 2014, Sons of Anarchy is a series that may not have left as big a cultural impact as comparable properties from that time period. However, with a full 10 years now separating viewers from the beautifully tragic end of Samcro's story, it's as good a time as any to strap on your helmet, dust off your cut, sew on your patch and revisit this gripping biker drama.

Sons of Anarchy centers on the eponymous Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club's flagship Redwood Originals charter, based in the fictional California town of Charming. The seven-season story is told from the perspective of Charlie Hunnam's Jackson "Jax" Teller, who can simultaneously be the most enjoyable and most frustrating part of the series. The overarching plot begins to unfold almost immediately in the pilot when Jax...

While it's been almost a decade since Sons of Anarchy aired its finale, the series still lives rent-free in our minds as one of the best dramas ever. The reason is that Sons of Anarchy never pulled any punches when it came to killing characters and destroying fans' hopes about the future. However, despite dealing with explicit violence, the series never did things for shock value alone, using its most painful moments to explore the grim nature of villains or to show the distressing consequences of a criminal life. Still, while every brutal scene of Sons of Anarchy served the story and the characters, we would be lying if we said some of these moments didn't scar us for life. While there are many painful plot developments in the show, from Opie's (Ryan Hurst) sacrifice to the murder of Tig's (Kim Coates) daughter, Tara's (Maggie Siff) violent death...

New cast members have been revealed for The Abandons.

Created by Kurt Sutter, The Abandons is a western drama series currently in development at Netflix. Per Variety, it's been revealed that the show has enlisted several new cast members, including Lucas Till. Marvel fans may recognize Till for his role as Havok in the X-Men prequel films. He also played the lead role in the Bob Zellner biopic Son of the South, and he starred as the titular character in the MacGyver reboot series. Most recently, Till led the cast of the 2023 action film The Collective alongside Ruby Rose and Tyrese Gibson.

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Alongside Lucas Till, who's been cast in the role of Garret Van Ness,...

Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter is going from the fictional town of Charming to the plains of Oregon for his next ambitious series, The Abandons. The forthcoming Netflix Western adds six cast members to its roster today, with Lucas Till, Diana Silvers, Lamar Johnson, Aisling Franciosi, and Natalia del Riego.

Created and executive produced by Kurt Sutter, The Abdandons “follows a group of diverse, outlier families pursuing their Manifest Destiny in 1850s Oregon, as a corrupt force of wealth and power, coveting their land, tries to force them out. These abandoned souls, the kind of lost souls living on the fringe of society, unite their tribes to form a family and fight back. In this bloody process, “justice” is stretched beyond the boundaries of the law.” (via Deadline)

Lucas Till plays Garret Van Ness, with Diana Silvers portraying Dahlia Teller. Nick Robinson steps into the role of Elias Teller,...

Paul Giamatti's show "Billions" is a perfect replacement for fans missing HBO's "Succession." "Billions" centers around power struggles and underhanded dealings in New York's high-class society, just like "Succession." Both shows feature antihero characters and explore similar themes about the ultra-rich and dark humor.

After Succession's dominant run through the recent Golden Globe awards, another Golden Globe winner, Paul Giamatti, may be able to provide the perfect replacement for those missing the HBO smash hit. Succession ended last year after its fourth season, and it's getting a lot of buzz during awards season. With the show back in the news, it has renewed fans' interest and left them searching for any other suitable replacements that can fill the Logan Roy-sized hole in their prestige television watching.

Paul Giamatti, fresh off his win for Best Male Actor - Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy for The Holdovers, actually starred in...

Exclusive: The story of Alice Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s unconventional and strong-willed daughter, is being turned into a scripted podcast.

Emma Roberts, Tony Goldwyn, Maggie Siff and Behzad Dabu are starring in Crowded Hours: The True Story of Alice Roosevelt and America’s First Political Dynasty.

Roberts (American Horror Story) is to star as Alice Roosevelt in the series, which has been ordered by Audible, and comes from Believe Entertainment Group, the company behind Kobe Bryant animated short film Dear Basketball.

Goldwyn (Oppenheimer) plays Theodore Roosevelt, Siff (Billions) stars as Edith Carow Roosevelt, Alice’s stepmother and Dabu (How to Get Away with Murder) is Alice’s future husband, Nick Longworth. It is the story of the fierce tribalism and savage rivalry that defined the complicated Roosevelt family.

It spans the early years of Alice’s adolescence into young adulthood, along with her brother Ted Jr. and contemporaries Eleanor and...

This is Day 112 of the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Striking actors in New York City hit the picket lines in extra layering Thursday with the weather turning colder and their union’s strike against studios and streamers extending into its fifth calendar month.

Amid reports of progress in the talks out west between SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, picketers spotted Thursday outside AMPTP member company offices in Manhattan included Annabella Sciorra, Terry Kinney, Kelly AuCoin, Glenn Fleshler, Stephen Kunken, Carrie Gibson, Michael Cyril Creighton, Frank C. Williams and Stephanie D’Abruzzo.

Actors said that they are doing their best to balance hopes for a settlement — which have been dashed before — with managed expectations while most continue to go without paying work.

“It’s a fine line,” Gibson, a SAG-AFTRA strike captain who had a recurring role on Max’s Barry, told Deadline at a picket outside NBCUniversal headquarters at Rockefeller Center.

Network: Showtime

Episodes: 84 (hour)

Seasons: Seven

TV show dates: January 17, 2016 — October 29, 2023

Series status: Cancelled/ended

Performers include: Paul Giamatti, Damian Lewis, Maggie Siff, Malin Åkerman, Toby Leonard Moore, David Costabile, Condola Rashād, Asia Kate Dillon, Jeffrey DeMunn, Kelly AuCoin, Corey Stoll, Daniel Breaker, and Sakina Jaffrey.

TV show description:

This contemporary New York drama is set in the world of high finance. Wealth, influence, and corruption, connections, calculations, and machinations rule the day.

A sharp U.S. Attorney, Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) leads the charge against corruption in American finance. A storied prosecutor, Rhoades has reigned victorious in 81 insider trading trials. He has not lost one.

A self-made billionaire, Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis), controls one of the most lucrative hedge funds in the world. This fortuitous 9/11 survivor remembers...

[Editors Note: The following interview contains spoilers for the “Billions” finale, Season 7, Episode 12, “Admirals Fund.”]

“Billions” ends not with one man reigning supreme, but two titans shaking hands. Chuck (Paul Giamatti) and Axe (Damian Lewis) joined forces early in Season 7 and — despite a history filled with trickery and betrayal — remain loyal to the very end. Along with their devout team of stock traders and political savants, the duo takes down Mike Prince (Corey Stoll) and his bid for the presidency, before parting ways as friends. Chuck will continue working for the state of New York, while Axe is back behind the soon-to-be sleek desk of his hedge fund.

For a series that began with promises by both men to utterly destroy the other, some fans may be miffed that neither star is crowned as champion. But for showrunners Brian Koppelman and David Levien, the “Billions” series finale isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s an embodiment of what...

Billions is ending its run on Showtime this weekend, and the men behind the series – Brian Koppelman and David Levien – are revealing some behind-the-scenes details about the financial drama's final season and series finale.

Starring Paul Giamatti, Corey Stoll, Maggie Siff, Damian Lewis, David Costabile, Asia Kate Dillon, Dola Rashad, Jeffrey DeMunn, Sakina Jaffrey, Daniel Breaker, and Toney Goins, the series is set in the financial district of New York City.

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