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‘The Beast in Me’ Shall No Longer Be A Limited Series As Netflix Orders Season 2 Starring Claire Danes

Official theatrical poster for The Beast in Me starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys

‘The Beast in Me’ Is No Longer a Limited Series as Netflix Orders Season 2 With Claire Danes

‘The Beast in Me’ is officially returning for Season 2 on Netflix, with Claire Danes reprising her role as Aggie Wiggs and Howard Gordon returning as co-showrunner.

Movies & Streaming

September 25, 2026

Merritt Wever during her interview on The Daily Show

Actress Extraordinaire Merritt Wever Talks “Primetime” on The Daily Show

Actress extraordinaire Merritt Wever makes her late-night arrival on The Daily Show, joining Desi Lydic to talk A24’s “Primetime” and her latest screen role.

Podcasts & Interviews

September 25, 2026

Yamaneika Saunders during You’re The Problem with Yamaneika

Yamaneika Saunders Asks the Real Question: What Do You Do When a Funeral Home Loses the Body?

Yamaneika Saunders turns a nightmare funeral-home scenario into the week’s sharpest question, alongside Trump and Mamdani, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Chris Rock and listener dilemmas.

Podcasts & Interviews

September 24, 2026

Zara Larsson during her Late Night with Seth Meyers interview

Zara Larsson Explains the Viral “Symphony” Dolphin Meme on Late Night With Seth Meyers

Zara Larsson stops by Late Night with Seth Meyers to talk about the viral “Symphony” dolphin meme, “Midnight Sun” crowd surfing and how the internet reshaped her pop era.

Podcasts & Interviews

September 24, 2026

Anthony De La Cruz at Coachella in the mid-2000s

YouTube and Coachella Extend Exclusive Livestream Partnership Through 2030

YouTube and Goldenvoice are keeping Coachella on YouTube through 2030. INYIM also looks back at the festival’s earlier years with rare photos of Anthony De La Cruz.

Entertainment

September 24, 2026

Rob Lowe during his return appearance on Bobby Lee’s TigerBelly podcast

Rob Lowe Relives the Infamous 1989 Oscars Disaster on TigerBelly

Rob Lowe returns to Bobby Lee’s TigerBelly and revisits the infamous 1989 Oscars opening, Lucille Ball, Titanic, Kevin Bacon and more Hollywood history.

Podcasts & Interviews

September 24, 2026

Raven-Symoné and Miranda Maday during Tea Time with Raven & Miranda

Raven-Symoné on Being a Xennial: Navigating Old Hollywood and the Oversharing Era

Raven-Symoné calls herself “a Xennial to the utmost,” opening up about growing up between old-school celebrity mystery and the social-media era of constant access.

Podcasts & Interviews

September 24, 2026

Janet Jackson in official artwork from The Velvet Rope era

Woman Crush Always: Janet Jackson’s “Got ‘Til It’s Gone” Turns 29

Woman Crush Always revisits Janet Jackson’s “Got ‘Til It’s Gone,” the 1997 lead single from The Velvet Rope featuring Q-Tip and a Joni Mitchell sample.

September 24, 2026

Today’s Moodboard: Alain Delon In “Plein Soleil” Legendary Stroll (1960)

Alain Delon on the theatrical release poster for Plein Soleil (1960)

Alain Delon’s Plein Soleil Stroll Still Defines Cinematic Cool

Today’s Moodboard belongs to Alain Delon in Plein Soleil (1960), where one effortless stroll through the market helped cement the screen presence that made him a star.