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Euphoria is coming back for another season!

HBO said that the Season 2 premiere of Euphoria starring Emmy winner Zendaya drew 2.4 million viewers across all its platforms Sunday night, saying it is the strongest digital premiere performance of any HBO episode on HBO Max since the streaming service’s launch last May.

The romance is over for Dash & Lily. Netflix has confirmed the series will not be returning for a second season.

Angelique Jackson Jennifer Kaytin Robinson’s Netflix dark comedy “Strangers” has found the remainder of its cast and the already star-studded ensemble, which features Camila Mendes, Maya Hawke, Rish Shah and Sophie Turner, just got more high-wattage with a host of rising stars signing onto the movie.The newly announced cast includes Austin Abrams (“Dash & Lily,” “Chemical Hearts), Alisha Boe (“13 Reasons Why”), Talia Ryder (“West Side Story,” “Never Rarely Sometimes Always), Paris Berelc

The Netflix dark comedy “Strangers,” inspired by the Alfred Hitchcock classic “Strangers On a Train,” has added a slew of new actors to its lineup: Austin Abrams (“Dash & Lily,” “Chemical Hearts”), Alisha Boe (“13 Reasons Why”), Talia Ryder (“West Side Story,” “Never Rarely Sometimes Always”), Paris Berelc (“Hubie Halloween,” “Alexa & Katie”), Jonathan Daviss (“Outer Banks”), Maia Reficco (“Next To Normal,” “Evita,” “Kally’s Mashup”) and Ava Capri (“Love, Victor”).The new cast members join

Austin Abrams, Alisha Boe, Talia Ryder, Paris Berelc, Jonathan Daviss, Maia Reficco and Ava Capri  have joined the Netflix dark comedy Strangers. They join Camila Mendes, Maya Hawke, Rish Shah and Sophie Turner in the pic which will be directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson. Robinson also co-wrote the script along with Celeste Ballard.

Also Read: 'This Is Us': Hannah Zeile, Justin Hartley on Kate's 'Toxic' Marc Relationship, The Big 3's Cabin ReunionThe reason behind Abrams’ return to “This Is Us” is being kept under wraps.“I definitely think that when you’re being verbally abused and put down and not supported properly, like in the episode when Marc calls her a ‘fat face,’ I think a lot of the time people think that it’s because of their own doing, you know?” Zeile told TheWrap last February, during Season 4.

Dash & Lily, a charming series faithfully adapted from Rachel Cohn and David Levithan's (the same pair responsible for Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist) best-selling young adult novel Dash & Lily's Book of Dares. The charming series stars Austin Abrams, who the show's intended young audience will recognize from Euphoria and Amazon's Chemical Hearts (and moms will remember as young Kate's abusive boyfriend on This Is Us), as Dash, a precocious prep school kid already soured on the spirit of

a book series by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan, the holiday rom-com show — which is now streaming — follows New York teens Dash (Austin Abrams, “Euphoria”) and Lily (Midori Francis, “Gotham”) as they get to know each other via a written correspondence in a notebook.Lily initially leaves it on the shelf of iconic bookstore the Strand, in hopes of sparking a romance with a like-minded book nerd.

Krystal Sutherland’s 2016 best seller, the high school romance “Our Chemical Hearts,” has been retold a million times in the past few years, including references in Julia Watson and Jennifer Niven novels.

Based on Krystal Sutherland’s high school-set novel, Chemical Hearts is a multi-layered study of teen grief marred by ethical ambiguity. Austin Abrams (Euphoria, This Is Us), plays Henry, the blueprint of a male high school protagonist.

Guy Lodge Film CriticThe MPAA has long placed teen movies in a tricky bind: When they reflect the lives of their young target audience a little too relatably, they’re slapped with a rating that excludes the very demographic they’re about. It’s an irony that corners too many films in the genre into a safely sanitized PG-13 space, clean and cute and not entirely real.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorRichard Tanne’s drama “Chemical Hearts,” adapted from Krystal Sutherland’s 2016 novel “Our Chemical Hearts,” centers on a budding romance between Henry Page (played by Austin Abrams of “Euphoria”) and Grace Town (“Riverdale” star Lili Reinhart), who meet while working at the school newspaper. The movie, debuting Aug.

Reinhart has executive-produced the upcoming film "Chemical Hearts", where she stars with Austin Abrams. The film is based on the novel "Our Chemical Hearts" by Krystal Sutherland."I loved helping to build something from the ground up.

‘Our Chemical Hearts’ is the latest Young Adult novel turned to film to hopefully reach the peaks of those before it.In the film (now shortened to ‘Chemical Hearts’), young Henry Page (Austin Abrams) wants to find love, but he’s now a senior and he hasn’t found it. He feels alone and then he meets Grace Town (Lili Reinhart), a girl who seems to be his opposite with a history.

Lili Reinhart and Austin Abrams get to know each other while feeding koi fish in the first trailer for their new movie, Chemical Hearts

Janet W. Lee Amazon Prime Video has released the official trailer for “Chemical Hearts,” a romantic drama starring Lili Reinhart and Austin Abrams, set to premiere on the streaming service on Aug.

Lili Reinhart and Austin Abrams are ready to fall in love in the new teen drama “Chemical Hearts”.

Amazon Prime Video has released the list of what will be headed to the streaming service in August 2020, and while it's light on original series, it has some movies that are hitting streaming for the first time, like Tom Hardy's Capone (Aug. 10), Clark Duke's directorial debut Arkansas with Liam Hemsworth (Aug.

Red flags, past and present. Marc and Kate’s relationship hit a very rough patch during the Tuesday, February 11, episode of This Is Us, titled “A Hell of a Week: Part 3.”