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Hindustan Times
25 minutes ago
- Hindustan Times
Tulsa King Season 3: Release date, cast, plot, where to watch and more
Sylvester Stallone-starrer crime drama series, Tulsa King, is all set to mark its return with the third season in September this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The news comes almost a year after the Tulsa King Season 2 premiered on Paramount+ last September. The finale episode was aired in November 2024. Since then, fans have been keenly waiting for the 79-year-old's return as Dwight Manfredi. The streaming service has now officially announced the release date for the series' third installment. Sylvester Stallone back with Season 3 of Tulsa King Tulsa King Season 3: When and where to watch? Paramount+ said that the third season of Tulsa King will mark its return on the platform on September 21, 2025. As of now, the series is confirmed to feature at least nine episodes, starting things off with 'Blood and Bourbon,' as per Men's Journal. Much like the last season, fans will get to stream the latest episodes of the show every Sunday. Also Read: Sylvester Stallone death rumors are false. Here's what sparked 'RIP' reactions on social media Tulsa King Season 3: What to expect? The official description of the series highlights that the third season will mark the introduction of new enemies as Dwight Manfredi continues to expand his empire. He will take on the Dunmires next, dubbed as the 'most dangerous adversaries in Tulsa yet.' The powerful family does not like to play by old-world rules and will be ultimately "forcing Dwight to fight for everything he's built and protect his family,' Paramount+ stated. Created by Taylor Sheridan, Season 3 of Tulsa King will surprise fans with the introduction of Russell Lee Washington Jr., a role essayed by Samuel L. Jackson. The character is also headlining a spinoff of the series, named NOLA King. Tulsa King Season 3: Star cast Besides Sylvester Stallone in the lead, the series also features Martin Starr, Jay Will, Robert Patrick, Beau Knapp, Annabella Sciorra, Neal McDonough, Bella Heathcote, Chris Caldovino, McKenna Quigley Harrington, Kevin Pollak, Vincent Piazza, Frank Grillo and Michael Beach among others. Also Read: South Park Season 27 Trump episode breaks show's 1999 record Backed by MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios, the series has been executive produced by Taylor Sheridan and Sylvester Stallone as well as Dave Erickson, David C. Glasser, Ron Burkle and others. FAQs: 1. Is Tulsa King renewed for Season 3? Yes, the third season of the crime drama series premieres on September 21. 2. Is Tulsa King Season 2 out? The second season of the show came out in September last year. 3. What should I watch after Tulsa King? Fans can look forward to NOLA King, which is a spin-off of the series.
Hindustan Times
7 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Foo Fighters replace Josh Freese with Nine Inch Nails' Ilan Rubin in a high-profile drummer swap
American rock band Foo Fighters have enlisted Ilan Rubin to take over drumming duties, stepping in for Josh Freese, whose exit from the band was confirmed earlier this year. According to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, Ilan, known for his long-standing association with Nine Inch Nails, informed the band's frontman Trent Reznor last week that he had 'accepted a job with another band.' Ilan Rubin is the new drummer for Foo Fighters Though it remains unclear if Rubin will be a permanent member or touring drummer for Foo Fighters, his upcoming commitments with the group are confirmed. He will not be part of Nine Inch Nails' North American Peel It Back tour, which begins on August 6 in California (US). The shift follows Josh's announcement in May that he was leaving Foo Fighters. 'The band had decided to go in a different direction with their drummer. I'm not angry—just a bit shocked and disappointed,' he shared on Instagram. Shortly after the news broke, Nine Inch Nails posted a photo of John on their Instagram Story, tagging him and writing, 'let's f*****g go.' Josh originally drummed for Nine Inch Nails from 2005 to 2008. Reflecting on his departure from the band in 2008 in a post on Wedensday, Josh said 'Leaving Nine Inch Nails at the end of 2008 was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make. My wife and I were expecting our third child, and I knew I needed to step away from life on the road to be home with my family.' Speaking about his return, he wrote, 'Now, being back on tour with Trent and the crew—helping them do what they do best night after night—is something I'm incredibly excited about. To be part of that energy again feels amazing.' Ilan, who succeeded Josh in Nine Inch Nails, toured with the band for 16 years. At 32, he became the youngest-ever inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame when Nine Inch Nails were honored in 2020. Beyond that, he has also played with Angels & Airwaves, Paramore, and Danny Elfman. He is currently a father of one and expecting another child. Foo Fighters are set to resume touring in 2025, beginning in Jakarta, Indonesia, on October 2. The itinerary includes stops in Singapore, Tokyo, Osaka, and a November show in Mexico City. To celebrate the band's 30th anniversary, Foo Fighters recently released a new single titled Today's Song. Alongside the track, frontman Dave Grohl shared a heartfelt message with fans, writing about the journey that has included 'moments of unbridled joy, and moments of devastating heartbreak.' In the same message, he paid tribute to the late Taylor Hawkins, writing, 'you are still in everything we do, everywhere we go, forever.' He also expressed gratitude to Josh, adding, 'without the thunderous wizardry of Josh Freese, this story would be incomplete.'
Indian Express
8 hours ago
- Indian Express
After box office failure of Alia Bhatt's Jigra, director Vasan Bala hasn't been able to buy a house: ‘Still live on rent'
Director Vasan Bala said that it wasn't until he was hired to direct the Netflix film Monica, O My Darling that he felt a sense of final security. Although he'd been working in the film business for years, and had two features under his belt, he hadn't found commercial success. His last film was his biggest yet. He directed Alia Bhatt in the drama-thriller Jigra, produced by Karan Johar. The movie flopped at the box office, and Vasan said in an interview that he still hasn't recovered from the setback. He also revealed that he still can't afford a house of his own, and lives in a rented house in Juhu. In an interview with Cyrus Broacha, Vasan said, 'The Jigra box office was a sucker punch. It really knocks you out, and I'm still waking up. But (new) scripts are also happening in the recovery process.' Asked if he was happy with the film, Vasan said, 'Yes, absolutely. I had a great time working with the crew, and I had a great time working with Alia. She's an incredible actress, she has an incredible work-ethic and vision.' Also read – Jigra: Vasan Bala weaponises Alia Bhatt in one of the best Hindi films of the year; Karan Johar better have his back Vasan joked that the most successful people in the industry are the ones who 'shoot 200 days' and are 'indecisive'. He said that he still can't afford to go on set and figure things out, or change plans. 'You appreciate success more this way, when you don't have it. But not as much when you're trying to buy houses. The extra money doesn't hurt. I still live in a rented house.' Seemingly poking fun at certain filmmakers who take hundreds of days to shoot films and cancel schedules on a whim, he said, 'The biggest symbol of success is being indecisive. We don't have the luxury to be indecisive. This is success; when you can come and be indecisive, and say, 'Aaj shoot nahi', and tell the actors, 'I don't feel like shooting today'.' Vasan also joked that he visited the set of a Mani Ratnam film for a couple of days, and felt like an AD. 'Sometimes, ADs can buy a house but the director can't. It's a legit profession. After Jigra, I went back to a Mani Ratnam set though. I went for two days, just to be around a film set, because I thought I'd never go back.' Jigra was released to divisive reviews in 2024. The movie made Rs 55 crore on a budget of Rs 80 crore. In a post-release interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Vasan was asked if he feels like he disappointed Alia and Karan. He said, 'I do feel it. I feel it majorly. I mean, they are supremely supportive, and there is no ounce of letting me feel like this. It is something that I have to grapple with.'
