Brian Cox Does A Deep Dive Into Logan Roy’s Thoughts At The End of ‘Succession’ Season 2 [Interview]

Charli XCX has said that the criticism she’s received on social media lately has taken a toll on her mental health.The singer-songwriter, who releases her fifth album ‘Crash’ on March 18, issued a statement on Twitter yesterday (February 10) to explain that she’s temporarily stepping back from the platform due to the “negativity” surrounding her current campaign.“I’ve always had a pretty open dialogue with you guys and so I just wanna mention a few things that have been on my mind recently,” Charli began.“I have been feeling like I can’t do anything right at the moment.

Modern Family star Sofia Vergara, 49, loves to take a trip down memory lane every Thursday and this week was no different.MORE: Sofia Vergara, 49, showcases insane muscular body in military bikini – fans go wildThe mother-of-one surprised fans by sharing two sizzling pictures of herself wearing just a thong, which were taken as part of a calendar photoshoot.WATCH: Sofia Vergara and her lookalike sister and niece pull off the ultimate dance routineThe 49-year-old posed for the months of August and November. In the August picture, Sofia could be seen at the beach, smiling towards the camera with a gorgeous bouquet of pink flowers covering her front.READ: Sofia Vergara displays scar from cancer surgery as she details health battle for important reasonDISCOVER: 22 celebrity proposals that are too romantic for words: Sofia Vergara, Katy Perry & moreThe second picture also showed the actress by the sea with just a hat and barely-there black underwear.

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Coleen Rooney spills all about her WAG experiences in a brand-new Amazon Prime documentary.During the doc, Coleen gets candid about her iconic WAG days and explains how the wives and girlfriends of the England squad all got along.Speaking of the World Cup in 2006, Coleen revealed: "There was nights when we did go out and we had a good time, no-one did anything wrong. The players weren’t out with us."We never dragged them out of the hotel to come out with us.

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Coleen Rooney has revealed that her hubby Wayne Rooney was a "charmer" when they first met - but it seems she didn't always fancy the footballer.In fact, the former England soccer star had to keep asking her out dates before he finally won her over.The mum-of-four, 35, opened up about her relationship with Wayne in the new Amazon Prime documentary - Rooney.In the documentary, Coleen said Wayne was "full of confidence" and "always up to something", hinting the athlete was rather mischievous as a youngster.The pair met at secondary school, and used to live so close to each other in the suburbs of Liverpool that she could hear the sports star's mum shouting his name in the street.Describing Wayne, she said: "Cheeky, full of confidence, always up to something. "I always remember he used to hang around by where I lived and every now and again you’d get his mum shouting up and down the street, ‘Wayne!'"Coleen also explained how close she is with the Rooney cohort too, given their families grew up together.She went on: "I am best friends with Wayne’s cousin Claire.

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The Roy family drama will continue to amuse and horrify us all when Succession returns to HBO for a third season. Following the jaw-dropping final moments of the show's second season, there's no doubt that anticipation for the next chapter of the people of Waystar Royco's personal and professional power scramble is still at a fever pitch.

Succession will be returning for a third season on HBO and the cast is going to be making a lot more money for their work!

The cast of HBO's hit media tycoon family drama Succession will be getting a handsome pay increase from season three onwards, it has been reported.As custom when a big show becomes a success, cast members can negotiate a higher salary. According to Deadline, the negotiations were made and finalised from February to March this year, before Hollywood shut down due to COVID-19.Per the report, Cox - the main star of the show playing mogul Logan Roy - started out on a higher salary than the rest, and is now said be getting in the region of $400,000-$500,000 per episode.

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In a cast full of unsung heroes there might not be one more important to the tone of HBO’s “Succession” than Nicholas Braun. His character, Greg Hirsch (aka Cousin Greg), is the outsider trying to fit in among his ravenous billionaire relatives, the Roys.

Succession returns to HBO for a third season. Following the jaw-dropping final moments of the show's second season, there's no doubt that anticipation for the next power shuffle at Waystar Royco is still at a fever pitch.Season 2 ended with Kendall (Jeremy Strong) proving that Logan Roy (Brian Cox) isn't the only "killer" in the family — even if he's still an embarrassingly bad rapper.

Joe Utichi Editor, AwardsLineThe second season of Succession ends with a bang for Jeremy Strong’s Kendall Roy, the troubled second son of a Murdoch-inspired media dynasty built by his imposing father, Logan, played by Brian Cox. Kendall has been selected by his father to become the family’s sacrificial lamb, as a crisis threatens to engulf the Waystar-Royco empire.

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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe media can’t get enough when it comes to talking about the media — which is why, perhaps, its obsession extends to fictionalized takes on the business as well. HBO’s “Succession” and Apple TV Plus’ “The Morning Show” both fit the bill: They’re not actually based on real people or real events, but they’re definitely inspired by them.“Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong became fascinated by the world of media family dynasties, including the Murdoch clan, after reading about Sumner Redstone’s obsession with immortality.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe many aspects of wealth have been frequent fodder for dramatic Emmy contenders. Recent entries including Netflix’s “Ozark” and “The Crown,” and HBO’s “Succession” and “Big Little Lies” are prime examples.