Share The third and final season of “Euphoria,” the continuation of the hit “The Handmaid’s Tale,” and Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning in the series “The Sterling Affairs”: in April, star-studded series worth knowing more about are coming to screens.
“The Testaments”
A long-awaited continuation of the hit “The Handmaid’s Tale” is coming to screens this April. The series is based on the novel of the same name by Margaret Atwood, and its events take place several years after those described in “The Handmaid’s Tale.” In Gilead, a new generation of young, submissive women is growing up again, their fate predetermined. They are to marry, be obedient, and bear children. But the girls have no desire to accept such a role. They decide to fight for freedom and the right to make their own choices — including two teenage girls, Agnes and Daisy, the main characters of the new story.
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April 8
“Euphoria”
Finally, the third and final season of “Euphoria” is hitting screens, in which we will see the characters five years after the last events. In the new episodes, Rue finds herself on the Mexican border, dealing drugs and trying to pay off her debts to Laurie. Cassie and Nate are engaged and living in the suburbs: Cassie seems to be diving into social media and creating content for OnlyFans. Jules is studying at art school, Maddie is working as an assistant at a Hollywood agency, and Lexi is an assistant to a showrunner (played by Sharon Stone).
Rosalía has also joined the cast – she will play a stripper. Eric Dane, who passed away this February, also appears in the trailer.
April 12
“The Sterling Affairs”
The self-proclaimed “inventor of the future,” a tech company CEO, and his self-centered “performance evaluation psychologist” find themselves embroiled in a personal data scandal. The series creators promise to reveal much about Silicon Valley and its audacious inhabitants.
April 12
“The Sterling Affairs”
Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning star in “The Sterling Affairs,” directed by Emmy Award winner David E. Kelley, based on the 2024 novel of the same name by Rufi Thorpe. The series chronicles the turbulent life of Margot Millett (Elle Fanning), the daughter of a Hooters waitress and a former wrestler. After a college romance with her English professor results in pregnancy, Margot decides to earn money on OnlyFans. Reconnecting with her father, who shares his wrestling experiences, Margot achieves significant success on OnlyFans.
April 15
“A Real Kind of Wrong”
The dark comedy anthology series “A Real Kind of Wrong” returns with its second season. This time, the plot focuses on the interconnected stories of several couples from different generations. Among them are Josh Martin, the manager of a prestigious country club, and his wife Lindsay; the club’s coach and his fiancée, among others.
The new episodes feature a star-studded cast: Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton.
April 16
“The Unchosen”
This gripping thriller tells the story of Rosie (Molly Windsor), who lives in an isolated Christian community with her husband Adam (Asa Butterfield) and their daughter. The fateful arrival of a mysterious man, escaped convict Sam, sheds light on the reality and limitations of Rosie’s world: is her religious community truly looking out for her best interests?
As cracks begin to appear in Rosie and Adam’s marriage, Rosie gradually discovers passion and sexuality through Sam. But with his dark criminal past, the question arises: where lies the greatest danger — in the Christian community or in Sam?
April 21
“Hometown Kickass”
The second season of the basketball comedy starring Kate Hudson. As a reminder, Hudson plays a former socialite who must prove she can run a business when she is unexpectedly forced to head the professional basketball team owned by her family. In the new episodes, Ayla faces new challenges. Her engagement to Lev is off, and her new partner, coach Jay Brown, is moving to Boston. Meanwhile, the team is struggling under a new coach, and club president Ayla must once again prove she is capable of great things.
April 23