Colman Domingo has been named TVLine's performer of the week for his work in the Euphoria series finale. The episode, which aired May 31, 2026, featured the death of Rue and Ali's emotional response.
Domingo portrayed Ali, Rue's sponsor, in the HBO Max series. In the finale titled
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HBO's drama wrapped its third season on a dramatic note with multiple character deaths and an emotional reconciliation between former best friends Cassie and Maddy.
The HBO drama Euphoria concluded its run on Sunday with a supersized finale episode. Rue overdosed on fentanyl and died in the closing chapter. Other characters faced various outcomes following the events.
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Actor Colman Domingo hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, blending classic and emerging designers in outfits that reflected his characters and personal inspirations. He collaborated with stylists Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald to create looks tied to his promotions for the film Michael and Euphoria's third season. Domingo described the experience as a humbling convergence of career moments.
The cast of HBO's Euphoria reunited at the TCL Chinese Theatre for the world premiere of its third season on Tuesday night, marking the end of a four-year hiatus. Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and others walked a Wild West-themed red carpet ahead of the show's April 12 streaming debut on HBO Max. Creator Sam Levinson dedicated the evening to late cast and crew members.
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The season 3 premiere of HBO's Euphoria aired, jumping five years after season 2 with Zendaya's Rue working as a drug mule for dealer Laurie to settle a massive debt. Rue navigates perilous border runs and new criminal ties, while friends like Lexi, Cassie, and Nate pursue varied paths. The episode ends dramatically with Rue facing a life-threatening test from a new boss.
Zendaya and Rosalía were photographed together on the set of Euphoria season 3. The image, shared by RottenTomatoes, captures the two stars during production. It signals ongoing filming for the anticipated new season.
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TVLine has named Noah Wyle as its Performer of the Week for his role as Dr. Robby in the Season 2 finale of The Pitt, titled '9:00 P.M.,' which aired on April 16. The accolade highlights Wyle's performance in the episode's pivotal scenes, marking a peak for the Emmy winner who previously earned the honor in Season 1. Editors praised a key monologue with Dr. Jack Abbot as the standout moment.