Though the Lumon Industries pop-up in New York City’s Grand Central Terminal may have inadvertently recreated the less-than-ethical work conditions of the shadowy conglomerate at the center of Apple TV+’s Severance,

Adam Scott and the other cast members of the upcoming Apple TV+ show Severance Season 2 recently surprised audiences at New York’s Grand Central station with a pop-up. Like its predecessor, the sophomore installment of the sci-fi psychological thriller series has also been directed by Ben Stiller.

Robert Machray, a veteran actor known for roles in Cheers as well as numerous other sitcoms and Broadway shows, died at his home in North Hollywood on Sunday. He was 79. Machray’s husband, Luigi Camperchioli, confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that the actor passed away after suffering two strokes ...

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Severance season 2 is almost here, and fans have been hotly debating several theories about the ominous Lumon corporation and its imprisoned employees. Following a hiatus of nearly three years, the highly-rated Apple TV+ drama is back on our screens this week,

Patricia Arquette is used to friends and family asking her about the many mysteries of “Severance.” “They always try to get me to tell them what’s happening during the season. But I’ve gotten really good at not telling people anything,