Red Wedding: Last News

what won Best Picture?! (It was “CODA.”) There was just one scene-stealing moment at the otherwise snoozy Oscars on Sunday night. It was the best minute of TV in many years. “Game of Thrones”‘ “Red Wedding,” eat your heart out.Two and half hours in, a crazed Will Smith stormed the stage after presenter Chris Rock, who should’ve hosted, mockingly said to Smith’s wife Jada Pinkett Smith, “Jada, I love you! ‘GI Jane 2′ — can’t wait to see it!” An innocent little joke.

Succession fans were thrown for quite the loop with the shocking Season 3 finale All the Bells Say, which left the future of the Roy siblings in serious jeopardy and led to fans comparing it to another brutal episode: Game of Thrones' Red Wedding.While the comparison is metaphorical at best - since no one actually died in All the Bells Say and many people died in the penultimate Game of Thrones Season 3 episode The Rains of Castamere - the outcomes were both similarly brutal.The term Red Wedding was trending on Twitter Sunday night - also fitting since both All the Bells Say and The Rains of Castamerere were the ninth episode in both show's respective third seasons.

A stab from Daddy. The Succession season 3 finale didn’t end with a death as many fans anticipated, but it certainly did not go well for the Roy siblings — and it reminded some viewers of another famous shocker in HBO history.

Not All Diamonds and Rosé: The Inside Story of the Real Housewives from the People Who Lived It” (Andy Cohen Books), it’s revealed just how upset some of the reality stars got when they were let go from the show. Author Dave Quinn interviewed 185 people for the book, among them current and former “Real Housewives” who had less than glowing things to say about Bravo mastermind Andy Cohen. “RHONY” star Ramona Singer recalls telling Cohen, “You have a lot of balls to fire half the cast” after Jill Zarin, Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Alex McCord and Cindy Barshop were were all given the heave ho before Season 5 in an offscreen reality TV Red Wedding. McCord and her memorable husband Simon van Kempen took it especially hard, according to

Game of Thrones and what fans read in George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire books, and with two more chapters still on the way, we can probably expect some significant deviations still ahead (even Martin has been waffling on just how close the infamous series finale is to his planned ending).

He campaigned to "die horribly"

By Dino-Ray Ramos