Paul Schrodt

Like a lot of guys, the multi-hyphenate behind Yellowstone, Landman, and Lioness has often wondered if he’d survive lockup. So he asked his longtime friend (and former convict) Tom Nelson to help him write a “travel guide” to prison.

There’s a surprising 2,800-year history to understanding Homer’s classical tale.

The veteran movie and TV actor (who has still never seen Yellowstone!) talks about bringing emotional gravity to the hit CBS crime procedural, his other favorite show, and why he’ll never, ever buy a damn horse.

Does the Yellowstone spinoff ring true? Not quite: “I do enjoy watching the show, just because it's so outrageous.”

Kayce finds himself going head-to-head with a bear—and an internal investigation.

This week's episode mostly focuses on a dangerous standoff that creates chaos—and reminds us that a lingering threat is still out there.

The Yellowstone spinoff series continues to push its story forward—and gestures toward a bit of the rotten Dutton past.

Kayce Dutton's new adventure begins here.

The 70-year-old star breaks it all down for us.

We've got oil company plans, we've got cartel bosses, and we've got potential murder charges. Sounds like a Landman finale to us!

Everything is coming to a head as the season starts to wrap up. Is there trouble on the horizon?

The new film from director Josh Safdie stars Timothée Chalamet as table tennis star Marty Mauser. It's, somehow, based on a true story.