Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe is expanding outside of Paramount+ again with another spin-off reportedly in the works
Michelle Pfeiffer is reportedly headlining an additional Yellowstone spin-off called The Madison, which is set to air sometime in 2025. However, Sheridan isn't stopping there as he's set to flesh out his Western universe with yet more offshoots, including 6666 and 1944.
‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff Following Kayce Dutton Is Reportedly In The Works
The Yellowstone era has officially come to an end. While the series finale left some fans disappointed when Kevin Costner left the show, leaving quite a few plotlines, others enjoyed the ending, finally seeing Beth get her revenge on Jamie and the ever-budding love story of Beth and Rip.
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Hidden In Yellowstone's Shadow Is America's Oldest National Forest With Fewer Crowds And Alpine LakesYellowstone might be one of the most famous parks in the USA, but one nearby forest has all of the wondrous beauty and less ...
Thirty years after their reintroduction in Yellowstone, wolves have proven their ecological worth, at least in the context of ...
Staff in Yellowstone National Park observed the first grizzly bear ... Around the same time, Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures, a wildlife-watching company in the area, posted a video from its ...
Yellowstone National Park is a place where steam rises from the earth and geysers erupt like clockwork. Parameters were established in 1872. This is the first national park in the world, and it is ...
The “Yellowstone” spinoffs keep on riding. Variety reported Wednesday that CBS is in “early discussions” to make a procedural series starring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton. Plot details are ...
The popular modern-day western series “Yellowstone” may get another spinoff project. Deadline reports that Paramount is considering a series that would star Luke Grimes, who plays Kayce Dutton ...
Adventure photographer Nate Dodge stepped foot in Yellowstone for the first time last fall and was amazed by its sheer size. “I had no concept of the scale of the national park,” he says.
Paramount's hugely popular series "Yellowstone" wrapped up in December in a finale described as "bloody but happy" by USA TODAY's Bryan Alexander. The highly anticipated finale drew 11.4 million ...
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