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Robert Earl Keen has revealed a heavy-hitting lineup for his Aug. 28 benefit for central Texas flood relief. Tyler Childers will join Keen and his band to cap a day-long bill of artists including Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall, Jack Ingram, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Cody Jinks, Ryan Bingham, and Randy Rogers for the show at Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels, Texas, dubbed “Rek and Friends: Applause for the Cause.”

Keen told Rolling Stone last week when he announced the benefit that he prioritized “ensuring the musical intent was solid.” Keen’s home...

Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone is packed with characters so frustrating that they hit below the belt. Since its inception in 2017, it has laid bare a brutal world of power struggles, family legacies, and ranch life, soaked in blood, betrayal, and bad calls.

Set in Montana’s unforgiving plains, the Duttons, led by John Dutton, have fought tooth and nail to protect their ancestral Yellowstone Ranch. But amid the gunfights and drama, Sheridan has created characters so aggravating that even the cattle would be shaking their heads.

Let’s cut to the chase: here are Yellowstone’s most infuriating characters. You’ve stuck through five seasons, endured the accents, and screamed at your screen. Now here’s the proof in black and white.

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Ryan Bingham’s character, Walker, rolled into Season 1 as an ex-con with a guitar, a soft drawl, and enough smugness to make...

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This May, Peacock is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the highly anticipated return of the sci-fi comedy series Resident Alien to the streaming release of Night Swim. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Peacock next month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the five best films that are coming to Peacock in June 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Hot Fuzz (June 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91% Credit – Focus Features

Hot Fuzz is a buddy cop action comedy film directed by Edgar Wright, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Simon Pegg. The 2007 film follows Nicholas Angel, a brilliant London police officer who is re-assigned to a West Country village. At first, Nicholas doesn’t encounter much crime, but soon people begin gruesomely dying.

Well, Rip Wheeler rides again. Cole Hauser has officially confirmed what Yellowstone fans have been hoping for — he’s returning to the world of Taylor Sheridan’s hit Western. Speaking at the Professional Bull Riding (Pbr) finals in Arlington, Texas, Hauser not only confirmed his involvement but also took a shot at one of the most circulated rumors: the title. “Well, first of all, it’s not Dutton Ranch,” Hauser told Fox News. “That’s not the name of it.”

While Paramount has yet to formally announce the title or release date, multiple outlets have previously reported that the Yellowstone sequel is set to debut this fall, likely around November. Hauser’s co-star Kelly Reilly is also slated to return as Beth Dutton, making the series a direct continuation of their iconic and often chaotic love story. And no doubt some local hoodlums will find their faces smashed in.

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Taylor Sheridan's "Yellowstone" is a love letter to ranching, with many scenes centering around cowboys herding cattle and putting in a hard day's work. However, the cows aren't the only living things being branded by hot iron in this universe. To become part of the Dutton family's inner circle, their employees must bear a mark on their skin that forever binds them to the ranch, which is arguably worse than a prison sentence.

Kelly Reilly, who plays Beth Dutton in Paramount's neo-Western series, has her own views on what the branding means for the denizens of the Dutton family's ranch. While she acknowledges that the "Y" symbol represents allegiance and loyalty to a family of murderers, the "Yellowstone" star also believes that it has a more profound meaning. As she told ScreenRant:

"If you leave, you're on the train. Because there are some dodgy things that are happening at Yellowstone,...

Best Geogre Clooney movies to watch (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

George Clooney’s career is a masterclass in picking the right projects. He doesn’t just go for the blockbuster or the easy paycheck, rather he opts for characters with depth, often in films with something to say.

As he celebrates his birthday on May 6, it’s the perfect time to look back at some of the movies that really show us what makes him such a standout in Hollywood.

So, here are the best five George Clooney films that are definitely worth revisiting:

1. Out of Sight (1998)

This is the one that flipped the switch for Clooney’s film career. He plays Jack Foley, a bank robber who’s all charm and confidence. When he crosses paths with a no-nonsense federal marshal (played by Jennifer Lopez), things get complicated, in the best possible way.

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The 13th annual Mack, Jack & McConaughey (Mj&m) fundraising weekend has set a new record, raising over $17 million for five charitable organizations dedicated to children’s education, health and wellness.

Held April 24-25, 2025, in Austin, Texas, the event was the most successful in the organization’s history.

Mj&m, the joint fundraising initiative created by Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey, ACM Award-winning recording artist Jack Ingram, and Texas coaching legend Mack Brown, supports CureDuchenne, Dell Children’s Medical Center, HeartGift, just keep livin Foundation, and The Rise School of Austin.

“This year’s record-breaking success means more children will receive life-changing support,” said Mack Brown. “We’re deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to making this our most impactful event yet.”

The two-day celebration kicked off Thursday with a star-studded Gala featuring a performance by country music superstar Eric Church. The festivities continued Friday with a Golf Tournament, Fashion Show by Neiman Marcus,...

Easily one of the most popular television shows of the late-2010s and early-2020s, "Yellowstone" left a distinct but messy mark when it ended. The western series created by Taylor Sheridan tracked the lives and machinations of the Duttons, a Ewing-esque family of powerful businesspeople and politicians who preside over the titular palatial ranch and spacious plot of land it resides on in Montana.

The series galloped along smoothly for four and a half seasons (spawning several spin-offs in the process), until star Kevin Costner suddenly left the show before production could begin on the second half of season 5. His character had to be written off as a result, and the series as a whole began speeding toward an explosive, confusing end for its ensemble of characters. Now that the dust is settled, we've taken a gander at the fate of each main "Yellowstone" character, ranking them by how...

Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan and Luke Combs will serve as headliners at the second annual Country Calling Festival, returning to Ocean City, Maryland in October.

Brooks & Dunn, Wynonna Judd, Leann Rimes, Jon Pardi, Tyler Hubbard, Margo Price, and Ryan Bingham & The Texas Gentlemen are also among the three dozen country artists on the lineup for the fest, which takes place on three stages over the course of three days (Oct. 3-5) on the Ocean City Boardwalk.

Tickets for the 2025 Country Calling Festival go on sale starting this Friday, March...

The death of Kevin Costner's John Dutton in "Yellowstone" season 5 took many viewers by surprise, as the character was an unstoppable force until his polarizing assassination. That said, his demise was arguably a long-time coming, as the cowboy had a massive list of enemies, which brought him into contact with some undesirable folks. Enter Wade Morrow (Boots Southerland), a corrupt rancher who goes way back with John.

Wade is introduced in "Yellowstone" season 3 as a neighboring rancher who keeps meddling in the Duttons' business. His antics range from herding buffalo close to John's land to trampling two of his ranchers, Teeter (Jennifer Landon) and Colby (Denim Richards), with his horse while the young lovers are trying to enjoy some romantic time together away from the hustle and bustle of cowboying. He's a nasty piece of work, and he holds a grudge against the Dutton family tree.

It's later revealed...

Quick LinksJohn DuttonBeth DuttonRip WheelerJamie DuttonKayce DuttonChief Thomas RainwaterThe Yellowstone Cowboys

Yellowstone, the flagship show of the Yellowstone Universe, ended in December 2024 after five seasons. As the story of the Dutton family played out, audiences met the patriarch, John Dutton (Kevin Costner), his children - Beth (Kelly Reilly), Kayce (Luke Grimes), and Jamie (Wes Bentley) - along with a host of other characters associated with the Yellowstone ranch.

By the time Yellowstone completed its run, only some of the main characters were left standing while others rode off into the sunset to pursue new adventures. The show paid tribute to prequel shows like 1883 and maybe even set up potential sequels, too.

Here's a look at the fates of Yellowstone's main characters.

Character

Actor

John Dutton

Kevin Costner

Beth Dutton

Kelly Reilly

Rip Wheeler

Cole Hauser

Jamie Dutton

Wes Bentley

Kayce Dutton

Luke Grimes

Chief Thomas Rainwater

Gil Birmingham

Lloyd Pierce...

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This March, Paramount+ is bringing you a ton of entertainment with the much anticipated true crime drama series Happy Face and also the streaming release of the horror comedy film Rumours. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Paramount+ this month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the 10 best films coming to Paramount+ in March 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Up In The Air (March 1) Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90% Credit – Paramount Pictures

Up in the Air is a comedy-drama film directed by Jason Reitman, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Sheldon Turner. Based on the 2001 novel of the same name by Walter Kirn, the 2009 film follows Ryan Bingham, a man whose job is to travel places and fire people from their jobs.

As quickly established in "Yellowstone," there's more to the Dutton ranch than herding cattle and breaking horses. Until his untimely death, John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and his family built an empire on endless corrupt deals, exploiting anyone who dared think they had a shot at overpowering one of the most powerful families in Montana. As a result, any wrongdoer who dared make the grave miscalculation of taking them on often got sent to a location kept off the map. This hidden secret was a private place for the Duttons and, more specifically, their right-hand man, Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser), for whenever an issue needed dealing with permanently.

This spot, known as the train station, was the final stop for those who crossed our favorite family, whether they liked it or not. Just as often as brawls in the bunkhouse explode in Taylor Sheridan's epic crime saga, visits were made to this haunting dumping ground,...

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Anna Kendrick plays the role of young therapist Katherine McKay in the 2011 film 50/50, inspired by writer Will Reiser's cancer battle. Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Adam Lerner receives treatment from the inexperienced psychologist and Ph.D. candidate, but Katherine successfully manages to make him open up to her until their relationship progresses.

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Kendrick appears in the 2018 film A Simple Favor as Stephanie Smothers, a widowed single mother who forms a friendship with Emily Nelson (Blake Lively). Her life turns upside down when Emily goes missing, leading her to investigate and solve the disappearance.

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The Mary Nighy-directed 2022 film Alice, Darling sees the 39-year-old play the role of Alice, a young woman...

Zach Bryan has announced another North American show for 2025, with the country star set to headline the first concert at the largest stadium in the United States — Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.

The show will take place Sept. 27, with John Mayer, Ryan Bingham and the Texas Gentlemen, and Joshua Slone also on the bill. Tickets for the show are set to go on sale this Friday Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. local time via Axs.

“Playing in Ann Arbor with some heroes and good pals of mine!” Bryan wrote on Instagram,...

Zach Bryan will make history when he becomes the first musical act to headline Michigan Stadium this fall.

The first-of-its-kind concert is set for Saturday, September 27th in Ann Arbor. Bryan will be joined by a formidable bill that includes John Mayer, Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen, and Joshua Slone.

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Home of the Michigan Wolverines, Michigan Stadium is the largest football stadium in the Western Hemisphere, and the third largest in the world. The upcoming show headlined by Bryan will mark the first time the stadium has hosted a concert in its history.

After spending much of 2024 criss-crossing the country on “The Quittin’ Time Tour,” Bryan has limited his 2025 docket to a few select shows. His other upcoming concerts include a trio of dates at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford,...

Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for the Yellowstone series finale!Rainwater's efforts to acquire the Dutton Ranch have come to an end in the Yellowstone series finale. Played by Gil Birmingham since the show's launch, Thomas Rainwater is the Chief of the Broken Rock Indian Reservation and was introduced as an antagonist to Kevin Costner's John Dutton III, working to reclaim the land the Duttons call home for his people. As the show has progressed, though, and other threats have come to Montana, Rainwater and Dutton have steadily had to put their differences aside to work together to protect those they care about.

Yellowstone season 5 has brought the Taylor Sheridan show to a close, with Rainwater and Mo working with John after he won the race for governor to ensure that an oil pipeline doesn't go through their land. In the wake of John's death, and Kayce and Beth's investigation...

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In the modern cable TV era, nothing is — or perhaps was — bigger than "Yellowstone." Created by mega-producer Taylor Sheridan, the Western centered on the Dutton family had somewhat humble beginnings as a drama produced for Paramount Network before it exploded in popularity. Recently, with the "Yellowstone" season 5 finale in the books, the show is over. What comes next? We'll have to see but looking back, what was the best episode of the show? There is a definitive answer, at least according to IMDb.

According to the tallied ratings by IMDb, no episode ranked higher than "Half the Money." The episode served as the "Yellowstone" season 4 premiere, first airing on November 7, 2021. By this time, audiences had caught up to the show and it was firmly in "biggest show on cable" territory. Written personally by Sheridan and directed by Stephen Kay, it...

"Yellowstone" season 5 is over, and with its final episode, the main flagship series appears to have rode off into the sunset for good. The franchise will continue with spin-offs like "1923," "The Madison," "6666," and more, so fans can look forward to more series set in Taylor Sheridan's cowboy-loving universe. At the same time, the end of "Yellowstone" has left us with burning questions that still need to be answered.

Of course, no one who watches "Yellowstone" is too concerned about plot holes. Viewers learned to accept them in season 1 after Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) dug up some dinosaur bones and the show led us to believe that people might come to try and claim them, only to never revisit the story. In some ways, "Yellowstone" is charming for its tendency to forget about certain plots while unloading more outlandish drama at us, and that's fine.

That said, while...

Spoiler Alert for Yellowstone season 5, part 2Each cowboy in Yellowstone has exciting endeavors on the horizon, even if they can't work at the Dutton Ranch after the season 5 finale. Kayce sells the Yellowstone to Thomas Rainwater and the Broken Rock Tribe in Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, ending the Dutton occupation of Native land. The development is inspiring but leaves the cowboys out of a job. Even Lloyd has to seek a new opportunity despite Rip asking him to stay. The ranch hands started to ask questions as cattle and horses left the ranch in droves, and those questions were answered in the finale.

As fans react to the Yellowstone season 5 finale, some find it predictable, but few can deny that each of the series' best stories was neatly concluded. That includes the evolving stories of its ranch hands, who either sought another cowboy outfit or used the employment lapse to water other gardens.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is a Promise."

The Yellowstone finale closes out various storylines and brings character arcs full circle, but it also addresses one of the show's most puzzling and debated aspects. Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western drama (supposedly) ended in December 2024, more than six years since its premiere, following the last episode of season 5 — "Life Is a Promise." The finale features all the Yellowstone season 5, part 2 characters going their separate ways. They start new chapters in their lives, including one ranch hand who asks for a job from a familiar face.

As of the writing of this article, it remains unclear if Yellowstone will return for a sixth season. However, Deadline confirmed that the Rip and Beth spinoff is a go, with Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser set to reprise their roles.

The Duttons try to save the ranch during Yellowstone's ending,...

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With the bloody writing on the wall all season long, Yellowstone's tragic finale felt inevitable. The fifth and final season of Taylor Sheridan's hit TV western soap opera began with John Dutton's ominous death at the start of Season 5B, serving as a blood-soaked harbinger for the remaining episodes. With a new character seemingly killed off every step of the way, it was always a matter of who and when would meet their maker next.

Before identifying Yellowstone's latest gore-sodden corpse, detailing how the epic, 86-minute final episode brings the series full circle and sets up a parade of spin-offs created by Sheridan will help viewers keep track of the plot, timeline, and character fates. With several shocking spoilers ahead,...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 14 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Life Is a Promise” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 15 on Paramount Network.

Kevin Costner’s early departure from “Yellowstone” killed the show.

It happens with nearly every series put in that uneasy predicament. No “Office” fan cites seasons after Steve Carell left as their favorite. “The X-Files” fizzled once David Duchovny left. And although firing Kevin Spacey was the right call, Netflix’s final season of “House of Cards” without its lead was forgettable.

Meanwhile, Costner made an unfortunate gamble on himself, leaving the lucrative “Yellowstone” after the first half of Season 5 to focus on his big-budget vanity project, the film series “Horizon.” Cut to the end of 2024, where “Yellowstone” still has huge ratings, whereas the first “Horizon” was a box office bomb and the second lacks a theatrical release date.

Despite being an unwise fiscal decision, Costner’s departure seemed final,...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 14, "Life Is a Promise."

Although the future of Yellowstone remains unclear following the airing of "Life Is a Promise," it's clear the season 5 finale is designed to act as a series finale, but it fails to achieve all the great qualities of one. Taylor Sheridan's TV show seemingly ends with conclusions to most of the characters' stories, which is a good thing at first glance. Under the surface, though, each development in Yellowstone season 5, episode 14 lacks surprise and impact, making the hour quite forgettable despite its perceived significance to not only the neo-Western drama series but also to TV history.

Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the family’s struggle to defend...

“Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” Those words from The Shawshank Redemption could not be more fitting for many relationships—especially when we look at the complicated and sometimes heartbreaking connection between Jamie and Beth Dutton in Yellowstone.

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Fans have been holding their breath, waiting for a breakthrough moment, where these two characters—torn by years of resentment, pain, and family dynamics—could perhaps find some healing, or at the very least, an understanding. Unfortunately, as season after season passes, it seems that Taylor Sheridan has left us holding the bag, with no real resolution in sight.

There was one episode in season one where Jamie had a rare moment of emotional openness, offering to comfort Beth on the anniversary of their mother’s death. But instead of seizing the moment, it’s almost...

Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser in ‘Yellowstone’ season 5 episode 14, the season finale (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)

Paramount Network spent months telling Yellowstone fans that the fifth season is the show’s final. However, they dropped the “series” finale from promos, and word has it that a spinoff/continuation of the story is in the works, focusing on Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser). Even if that is confirmed, Yellowstone, as fans have known it for five seasons, ends with season five episode 14, “Life is a Promise.”

The following recap is spoiler-filled, so read at your own risk.

The season finale opens with dozens of tribal members riding out in the dead of night and destroying portions of the pipeline by dumping them in the lake.

Over at the ranch, the entire Yellowstone gang hangs out in the bunkhouse while Travis (Taylor Sheridan) tells stories. There’s lots of laughter...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 14 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Life Is a Promise” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 15 on Paramount Network.

Even if Paramount Network isn’t calling it the series finale, Sunday’s “Yellowstone” episode certainly felt like the end of the show fans have known for five seasons.

Coming in the wake of last week’s fire sale of nearly everything on the ranch, the series’ wandering souls were left adrift.

There were some goodbyes early on, as Jimmy (Jefferson White), Mia (Eden Brolin) and Travis (Taylor Sheridan) headed back home to the 6666 in Texas, with Teeter (Jen Landon) promising to come down in a week looking for work. Walker (Ryan Bingham) says he’s going to follow his rodeo champ girlfriend around the circuit. Beth (Kelly Reilly) announces she bought a ranch outside of Dillion — far away from tourists and airports — for her to...

After the stunning news we just received that Yellowstone will officially be getting a sequel series starring Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly (link to the story here), a set photo posted by Hauser has just taken on extra significance. The actor, who plays Rip Wheeler in the series, shared a heartwarming photo on Instagram featuring himself alongside Kelly Reilly (Beth Dutton) and their co-stars Ryan Bingham, Hassie Harrison, Forrie J. Smith, and others at the iconic Yellowstone Dutton Ranch.

Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton in ‘Yellowstone’ season 5 episode 13 (Photo credit: Paramount Network)

Paramount Network’s Yellowstone season five episode 13, previously announced as the series’ penultimate episode, opens with the ranch preparing for a huge auction. Beth (Kelly Reilly) is selling everything, and Rip (Cole Hauser) worries that selling all their livestock will leave him with nothing to do. Beth believes businesses shouldn’t own anything outright. Businesses should run on loans.

“And you never pay any income tax because you never show a f**king profit – no matter how much money the ranch makes,” explains Beth.

Rip confirms Travis Wheatley is selling the big-money horses in Texas, and the first sale is happening tonight. Beth doesn’t trust Travis and jumps on the phone and books a flight. Rip doesn’t want her to see Travis without him. Travis is trustworthy around horses...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 13, "Give the World Away."

I thought the penultimate episode of Yellowstone would be full of exciting, game-changing moments that set up a thrilling series finale, but I was wrong. The end is closer than ever for Taylor Sheridan's TV show, and the writer continues wasting time the show just doesn't have. Instead of progressing Yellowstone season 5, part 2's most intriguing conflicts and stories, "Give the World Away" is full of unnecessary fluff that, at the end of the day, is forgettable. No one is going to look back on Yellowstone's penultimate hour and remember exactly what happened during the episode.

Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the family’s struggle to defend...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from Season 5, Episode 13 of “Yellowstone,” “Give the World Away” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 8 on Paramount Network.

It sure looks like “Yellowstone” is gearing up for one last rodeo, but the show keeps on giving to its audience: Jamie (Wes Bentley) is sniveling to another woman! Show creator Taylor Sheridan is ripped, shirtless and yammering about corndogs! Beth (Kelly Reilly) is angrily playing strip poker! Read on for our pithy rundown of the night’s events:

I’ve never understood if the Duttons are rich as hell or debtors with wild loans. The economics of ranch life don’t make any sense to me! Jamie sitting around depressed in his underwear and yelling at the TV … shouldn’t you be running around shredding more documents? Of course Beth has her brother saved in her phone as something profane. Going back to the finance issue, Beth is flying private.

Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for Yellowstone season 5 part B!After carrying on the character for five seasons, Denim Richards is saying goodbye to Colby in Yellowstone season 5 part B. Richards began his career making guest appearances in everything from Disney Channel's Good Luck Charlie to MTV's Catfish: The Show, though would find his first big role with Freeform's Good Trouble, starring in six of the dramedy's 88 episodes. Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone would be his biggest role to date, starring in the neo-Western drama as Colby Mayfield, one of the cowboys working on the Dutton ranch.

Yellowstone season 5 part B's story has seen Colby and the other Dutton Ranch cowboys split up, with Rip and half of the others going down to Texas to watch over the cattle after the land became contaminated, while Colby and the rest stayed back in Montana to watch over the land. Following...

Yellowstone is coming to an end with season 5, which has been split into two parts, and the premiere of part 2 contains a puzzling continuity error that completely changes one character. The Paramount Network neo-Western drama TV show created by Taylor Sheridan centers around the Dutton family, the owners of the largest ranch in Montana. In Yellowstone season 5, part 2, the family is reeling from John Dutton III's sudden death and dealing with the possibility of losing the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch.

The Paramount Network releases new episodes of Yellowstone season 5, part 2 on Sundays at 8 pm Et. Yellowstone's series finale is set to premiere on Sunday, December 15.

Sarah Atwood, a Market Equities representative, arranges John's death in Yellowstone season 5, part 2. Market Equities is a company seeking to take over the Yellowstone to build various tourist attractions. However, John's status as the Governor of Montana impedes the company's pursuits. So, Sarah hires hitmen to kill John,...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 12, "Counting Coup."

Not only is Taylor Sheridan the co-creator and showrunner of Yellowstone, but he also plays Travis Wheatley, who returns in season 5, part 2. The Paramount Network's neo-Western drama TV series revolves around the Dutton family and their struggle to maintain their land (the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch) and power in the state of Montana. However, their power is slipping through their fingers in season 5 in the wake of John Dutton III's death and the potential loss of their ranch, which has been in the family for several generations.

The series finale of Yellowstone was written by Taylor Sheridan and is scheduled to be released on Sunday, December 15, 2024, at 8 pm Et.

In Yellowstone season 5, episode 12, "Counting Coup," Rip Wheeler decides that he would rather the ranch lose its livestock than its land. So, he and the other ranch hands get to work.

Yellowstone Season 6 Renewal Updates ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Yellowstone has turned out to be the flagship series for Paramount Network. The Western drama, which follows the struggles of the Dutton family, has been loved by the audience since its premiere in 2018.

The show recently returned with the second part of its fifth season, comprising only six episodes. Audiences are worried about the series’ future as the season finale is inching closer. So, will Yellowstone return with season 6? Let’s find out.

The possibility of Yellowstone Season 6

Yellowstone Season 6 has yet to be confirmed. Paramount had earlier announced that the series would be ending with its fifth season after lead actor Kevin Costner decided to leave the show and his character, John Dutton. However, there have been new developments in the project ever since.

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In what has become a tireless storytelling motif, Yellowstone continues to kill off several main characters ahead of the series finale on December 15, 2024. The trend began with John Dutton's shocking bathroom death in the Season 5, Part 2 premiere, giving way to Kevin Costner's departure. In the three subsequent episodes, more deaths have plagued the Dutton family and their extended orbit, leaving fans wondering who, if anyone, will come out alive in the final two episodes.

While it appears the recent Yellowstone deaths will dovetail into Taylor Sheridan's latest series spin-off, The Madison, the recurring cycle of death, murder, and mayhem underscores the dangers of frontier living on a reservation. Regardless of how the final Yellowstone episodes set up The Madison, there's nothing easy or predictable about saying goodbye...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 12 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Counting Coup,” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 1, on Paramount Network.

Pour one out for Colby.

The fan-favorite cowboy always lit up the “Yellowstone” bunkhouse, fueled by an easy energy from actor Denim Richards. Paired with that was a budding romance with Teeter (Jennifer Landon), which was cut short by Colby’s untimely death in Sunday’s episode. He went out on top, saving Carter (Finn Little) from a wild horse that eventually kicked him one too many times. Variety spoke with Richards about where he was when he first heard the news of his character’s death, preparing for his final romantic moment with Landon and the joy of acting opposite Kelly Reilly’s Beth.

When did you first find out that Colby was going to die?

That happened in May. I was coming back from Dallas, from the U.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 12, "Counting Coup."

Although episode 11 signaled that Yellowstone season 5, part 2 was turning around after a couple of poor hours, episode 12, "Counting Coup," unfortunately brings the series back down to the ground. Prior to "Counting Coup," Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western drama TV show only had three episodes left to close out its story and conclude character arcs in a way that would satisfy us. Instead, episode 12 did little to move the plot forward and contains a death that is unnecessary and quite disappointing.

Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the family’s struggle to defend their home from an Indian reservation and land developers. As if their life wasn’t complicated enough, the Duttons also have medical issues,...

Odds are you’ve heard of “Yellowstone,” which has become a massive hit on television over its past five seasons. It’s so popular it’s already spurred multiple splashy prequel shows, with creator Taylor Sheridan involved in all the shows. But actually finding where to watch “Yellowstone” – which stars Kevin Costner as the patriarch of a powerful ranch family in Montana — is a bit tricky. That’s where we come in.

Below, we run down everything you need to know about how to watch “Yellowstone” – where it’s streaming, how many seasons are on the horizon, and where to watch it on TV.

Where does “Yellowstone” air?

“Yellowstone” is a Paramount Network original, and new seasons of the show air on TV on the Paramount Network. Season 5 premiered in November 2022, and the second half of Season 5 started airing in November 2024. New episodes are rolling out weekly on Paramount Network.

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 11, "Three Fifty-Three."

Oh, how much can change in a week for Yellowstone season 5, part 2. Episode 11, "Three Fifty-Three," is eons better than its predecessor, "The Apocalypse of Change." Following the November 24 episode, Taylor Sheridan's TV show can finally get down to business. Hopefully, the confusing flashbacks are a thing of the past. Now, Yellowstone season 5 can focus on developing and advancing its present story surrounding the treacherous war between Beth Dutton and Jamie Dutton.

Yellowstone

Cast Jefferson White, Forrie J. Smith, Denim Richards, Brecken Merrill, Finn Little, Danny Huston, Kevin Costner, Kelsey Asbille, Ryan Bingham, Ian Bohen, Luke Grimes, Cole Hauser, Wes Bentley, Kelly Reilly, Gil BirminghamRelease Date June 20, 2018Seasons 5Network ParamountShowrunner Taylor Sheridan Buy on Prime VideoBuy on Prime VideoBuy on Prime VideoBuy on Prime VideoBuy on Prime VideoStream on PeacockStream on PeacockStream on PeacockStream on PeacockStream on...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Yellowstone season 5, episode 10, "The Apocalypse of Change."

With only so many episodes left before Yellowstone reaches its end, season 5, episode 10 does little to advance the show's final story, wasting precious time with flashbacks. At least, the scenes in question appear to be flashbacks. Taylor Sheridan's widely popular neo-Western drama is set to conclude following its fifth season finale (unless the reports about Yellowstone season 6 are true). So, it stands to reason that every second counts, but one wouldn't be able to tell while watching "The Apocalypse of Change."

Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner and centers on his character John Dutton. Dutton and his family live on a cattle ranch just a few hours away from Yellowstone National Park. The series chronicles the familys struggle to defend their home from an Indian reservation and land developers. As if their life wasnt complicated enough,...

Yellowstone fans were left devastated by the opening minutes of season five episode nine, the first new episode of the popular series since January 1, 2023. Battle lines have been clearly drawn after Jamie not only killed his adoptive father but also ruined his legacy by setting up his death as a suicide. Paramount Network released an action-packed one-minute teaser for the remaining episodes of the final season, showcasing an alliance between the Duttons and Thomas Rainwater and Kayce being all in on taking down his brother.

The season five part two premiere set a new high in premiere night viewership, with 16.4 million viewers tuning in. That’s a 3% increase over the first episode of season five which aired on November 10, 2022.

Season five stars Kevin Costner as John Dutton, Luke Grimes as Kayce, Kelly Reilly as Beth, Wes Bentley as Jamie, and Cole Hauser as Rip. Kelsey Asbille stars as Monica, Brecken Merrill is Tate,...

Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for Yellowstone season 5 part B, episode 9, "Desire Is All You Need"!

Chief Thomas Rainwater's path to acquiring the Dutton ranch just got a little more open in Yellowstone season 5 part B. Played by Gil Birmingham, the leader of the Broken Rock Indian Reservation has served as a rival to Kevin Costner's John Dutton and most of his family throughout the show's run, wanting to reclaim the land the titular ranch is built on for his people. Along the way, however, he and the Dutton family have grown closer to one another when their interests have aligned, including stopping the building of a pipeline through the reservation.

Rainwater has also been closely involved in Kayce and Monica's lives, supporting them through the grief process of losing their son and initiating the former in the warrior ways of his tribe. The Yellowstone season 5 part B premiere dropped...

Warning: Spoilers lie ahead for Yellowstone season 5 part B, episode 9, "Desire Is All You Need"!Kayce and Monica's lives have become immensely more complicated in Yellowstone season 5 part B. Part A of the final season of Taylor Sheridan's hit show saw the youngest Dutton son and his wife rocked by tragedy when, while driving herself and Tate to the hospital amid contractions, Monica was involved in a car accident, resulting in the death of their baby. The rest of the first half of the season watched as they grieved their loss, with everyone from Kevin Costner's John Dutton to Kelly Reilly's Beth and Gil Birmingham's Chief Rainwater offering impactful emotional support.

With John busy at the Governor's office and Rip having taken a large portion of the cowboys down to Texas to watch over the livestock sent there after part of the land becomes contaminated, Kayce...

Warning: This review contains Major spoilers for the Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 premiere

Well, they did it. They killed off John Dutton. In Yellowstone season 5 part 2's opening moments, Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilley) arrives at the Governor's Mansion in Helena, Montana to a crime scene, the driveway cordoned off and an ambulance waiting outside. When Kacey Dutton (Luke Grimes) shows up, he forces his way into the house so that he and Beth can see John's body on the bathroom floor, a gun mere inches from his hands. It looks like suicide, though Beth knows right away that her brother Jamie (Wes Bentley) is behind it.

Yellowstone

Cast Jefferson White, Forrie J. Smith, Denim Richards, Brecken Merrill, Finn Little, Danny Huston, Kevin Costner, Kelsey Asbille, Ryan Bingham, Ian Bohen, Luke Grimes, Cole Hauser, Wes Bentley, Kelly Reilly, Gil BirminghamRelease Date June 20, 2018Seasons 5Genres Drama, WesternNetwork ParamountStreaming Service(s) Paramount+, PeacockFranchise(s) YellowstoneWriters John Linson,...

The “Yellowstone” premiere on Sunday night contained not one, but two upsetting deaths. However, only one of them happened in real life.

Part of “Desire Is All You Need” followed Rip (Cole Hauser) as he travelled to a loriner to pick up a horse bit for Lloyd (Forrie J. Smith). But while he was at the shop in Pampa, Texas, the work of one craftsman in particular caught his eye, specifically a set of spurs that were made from a single piece of metal. That craftsman was Billy Klapper, who appeared in the episode as himself.

A legend in his field, Klapper started to make bits and spurs full-time in 1968. He was specifically known in the cowboy community for his one piece spurs, the very same piece that catches Rip’s eye in the episode. He was also one of the few remaining spur makers to be trained by Adolph Bayers,...

The early days of Rip and Beth's marriage are being put to the test in Yellowstone season 5 part B. After the first few seasons saw their relationship proceed at a casual pace, the season 4 ending saw the two finally tie the knot, with the latter kidnapping a Catholic priest and bringing him to the Dutton family ranch to marry them. While season 5 part A has generally seen the two living happily while also raising Carter, now far more mature, it's also followed Beth as her feud with her adoptive brother Jamie has escalated.

The Yellowstone season 5 part A ending presented the couple with two major hurdles, the first of which being that Kevin Costner's John Dutton III had sent Rip and a select number of cowboys down to Texas to protect his livestock after part of his land has become contaminated. More than a simple transport, this requires Rip...

Jamie's hunt for power is reaching into deadly territory in Yellowstone season 5 part B. The Dutton son has spent the past two seasons struggling to find himself since learning he was adopted by Kevin Costner's John after his biological father murdered his mother. Season 5 part A, in particular, has seen Jamie growing discontent with John becoming the Governor of Montana, frustrated by being further pushed away from having control over the family's ranch, all while trying to be a part of his son's life.

The Yellowstone season 5 part A finale saw things escalate to an all-time high for Jamie as, per the influence of Market Equities' Sarah Atwood, he publicly called for John's impeachment. Beth, enraged by his actions, threatens her adoptive brother that their war is only just beginning, having also previously discussed with her father the possibility of taking Jamie to the "Train Station", the infamous region...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from the Season 5, Episode 9 episode of “Yellowstone,” “Desire Is All You Need,” which premiered Sunday, Nov. 10 on Paramount Network.

It’s business as usual on this week’s very normal episode of “Yellowstone” — just kidding, things are totally wild! In real life, new episodes have been delayed since Jan. 1, 2023, and the star of the show, Kevin Costner, quit before filming this second half of Season 5. Without Costner, patriarch John Dutton has to hit the dusty trail somehow. What will happen to him? Will there be a time jump? Who else will Beth (Kelly Reilly) hit in the face with a brick? Check out all the big moments and burning questions Variety had about the first episode of the back half of Season 5.

This calm before the storm — a quiet moment on the range with Lloyd (Forrie J. Smith) — is making me anxious about what is about to go down.

Yellowstone returns tonight on Paramount Network with what could be its final season, two of its main cast members are speaking out once again about the future of the series.

Cole Hauser, Kelly Reilly, Luke Grimes, Wes Bentley, Kelsey Asbille, Brecken Merrill, Forrie Smith, Denim Richards, Ian Bohen, Finn Little, Ryan Bingham, Gil Birmingham, Mo Brings Plenty, Wendy Moniz, Jen Landon, and Kathryn Kelly star in the Yellowstone series which follows the Dutton family as they run the largest cattle ranch in the US.

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