'The Boys' Season 2: Aya Cash and Creator Eric Kripke on Gender-Flipping Stormfront (Exclusive)

Gigi Goode can't be bothered with labels. Not when it comes to the couture ensembles she wore on the main stage during season 12, or her lifelong exploration of gender.

The Boys have been review-bombing the show’s second season on Amazon Prime Video due to a staggered release schedule, rather than dropping all at once.Despite the show boasting a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, The Boys is currently scored 2.7 out of five stars on Amazon due to fans being unhappy about the staggered release tactic.“This is 2020…. We don’t want staggered releases of episodes!!” one reviewer wrote.

Janet W. Lee FX’s award-winning series “Pose” is planning to return to production in October.While the situation remains fluid, a member of the “Pose” crew is getting tested for COVID-19 this week in anticipation of the show starting to film next month, a source tells Variety.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers from the first three episodes of The Boys Season 2. Read at your own risk!]When The Boys first debuted in 2019, fans and critics alike were blown away by Amazon's adaptation of Garth Ennis' hit superhero comic.

The Masked Singer is nearly upon us and that means we have a new set of elaborate, over-the-top costumes to pore over.

The Boys Season 2 premiere, you're probably sitting in your living room whispering "what the ever-loving f--k" to yourself over and over again. Between Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) driving a speedboat through a whale, Homelander (Antony Starr) throwing his own son off a roof, and every Stormfront (Aya Cash) live-stream that went viral, The Boys Season 2 kicked off by throwing everyone — supes, vigilantes, and fans alike — off the deep end.

the first two seasons, here's everything you need to know about The Boys season 3. My one request is that hopefully there won't be any more freaky , as I'm all out of eye bleach.

The Boys season 2 is doing things differently. Instead of dropping all episodes at once, the September return sees Amazon Prime Video releasing only the first three episodes of the eight-episode run.

Jack Quaid and Lizzy McGroder are enjoying the drive-in experience!

s' newest addition revealed of her cape-tastic Stormfront costume. «I just don't even know I'm wearing it.»«I have a fantastic body,» she added slyly while her co-star from The Seven,, laughed. «It's fun to change it up.

Angelique Jackson “The Boys” are back and badder than ever.The vigilante versus superhero series — based on the best-selling comic by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed by Eric Kripke — is known for its violence, vulgar language and insightful critique of a world where superpowers aren’t always used for good.

The Boys billed itself as TV’s most adult superhero show yet. Swearing, sex, blood and guts, gratuitous violence – Prime Video’s darkly funny comic book mash-up had it all.

Welcome to entertainment's Golden Age of Combustible Humanity. Nearly 40 years after the rudimentary head-popping pleasures of David Cronenberg'sScanners, technology has finally made it possible to depict the explosion of the human body in a variety of visceral forms and artists are taking advantage — from HBO Max's Raised by Wolves to the upcoming Katherine Langford feature Spontaneous, a dark comedy that appears to be entirely based on teens going kablooey.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSharon Horgan will play Nicolas Cage’s ex-wife in Lionsgate’s action comedy “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.”Cage stars as a fictionalized version of himself who’s feeling creatively unfulfilled and facing financial ruin, leading him to accept a $1 million offer to attend the birthday of a super fan, played by Pedro Pascal.

Amazon Prime Video this month. Amazon is making a strong case it should be your streaming service of choice this month thanks to exciting additions like The Boys Season 2.

Will Thorne Staff WriterWelcome back to Tune In: our weekly newsletter offering a guide to the best of the week’s TV.Each week, Variety’s TV team combs through the week’s schedule, selecting our picks of what to watch and when/how to watch them.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaStephen Schwartz, the musical maestro behind such iconic shows as “Pippin” and “Wicked,” will be the subject of a new documentary from John Scheinfeld.Entitled “Defying Gravity: From Godspell to Wicked, A Musical Journey,” the film will commence production in 2021 and will track the highs and lows of Schwartz’s remarkable career.

Lovecraft Country, a mouth-watering Chef's Table spin-off focused on the world's best barbecue, Season 2 of Amazon's best big show The Boys, the long-anticipated return of an indie film master on Netflix, and much more.

Movie theater closures benefit nobody, and shouldn’t under any circumstance or for any reason be celebrated. But movie theater closures have created an atmosphere lost to the moviegoing public for over a decade: One where no superhero movies open wide all over the world and choke out multiplexes with corporate amusements made to pantomime human experience as they drag audiences on suffocating roller coaster rides.