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Well, sort of.As fans bid farewell to Taylor Sheridan’s flagship series, there are several spinoffs in the works, including the newly confirmed one that will see Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprise their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler.The series finale is titled “Life Is A Promise,” with the logline teasing that “the fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” following Kevin Costner’s character John Dutton’s shocking death.Here’s how to watch the “Yellowstone” finale and everything you need to know ahead of time.The series finale — episode 14 of Season 5B — premieres this Sunday, Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.

GQ last year, adding gift-giving between co-stars was a “mandatory” gesture.He gifted his Kilmer a burial plot in Boothill Graveyard — the historic cemetery in Tombstone, Arizona, where some of the most famous figures of the Old West rest.However, unbeknownst to Russell, Kilmer had also gotten him a gift.“What Val had gotten me was an acre of land overlooking Boothill,” the actor said.Russell, 74, commented on the symbolic jest of both their gifts.“Doc Holliday was all about death, but Wyatt’s all about life,” he said. “I guess that pretty much says it all.”The “Escape from New York” star was straightforward when asked what it was like to have Kilmer as a co-star.“If you’re asking me if it was great working with Val Kilmer… the answer is absolutely,” Russell said.Kilmer, who titled his memoir “I’m Your Huckleberry” after the infamous line he delivered as Doc Holliday in “Tombstone,” died Tuesday in Los Angeles after he succumbed to pneumonia, his daughter confirmed.

after reportedly inking a deal, the actress had one word for curious viewers.When the series finale aired on Dec. 15, “Yellowstone” fans flocked to Reilly’s Instagram account, flooding her posts with questions about the possible Beth and Rip spinoff.While she remained tight-lipped about the speculation for months, the star finally caved while responding to a comment on Instagram.Sharing a tribute post of her time on “Yellowstone” earlier this month, a fan commented, “So is the rumour in the UK that you and Rip are making a spin off season not true! Whatever happens I’ve loved every second of every episode in every season. You guys are all amazing!!” the fan commented, to which Reilly replied, “True,” and added a white heart emoji.In the tribute post, Reilly wrote, “Words cannot convey how I feel about the people I got to work and create with.“The support from the crew and the trust and dedication of the cast.

The Hollywood Reporter.The final installment of the season, airing on Dec. 15, is titled “Life Is A Promise” and will be supersized, running one hour and 26 minutes.“The fate of the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch is revealed” in the special season finale event, according to the logline, that airs at 8 p.m.

not return to “Yellowstone” in June amid rumors of a feud with creator Taylor Sheridan.The ranch drama returned earlier this month for the second half of the season and killed off his character, much to the dismay of fans.A hit man fatally shot John, and it was made to look like a suicide. Fans later find out that the girlfriend of his son Jamie (Wes Bentley) orchestrated his murder plot.Costner addressed the outrage surrounding Dutton’s death at the 2024 Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Nov. 17 after fans slammed Sheridan while claiming the character deserved a better send-off.

The cast and crew of “Yellowstone”have seamlessly brought living on the western front to TV screens since 2018 on Paramount Network. However, it’s safe to say the role came easier to some than others as many of the series’ stars are real life cowboys.The cast has experienced cowboy boots, rodeos and wild horses in the Taylor Sheridan-created universe. Keep reading for a look at which members of “Yellowstone” are all about cowboy culture off-screen ahead of the second part of the fifth and final season, premiering Sunday, Nov.

“Yellowstone” character is fictional, but Steve McBee, star of the new docuseries, “The McBee Dynasty: Real American Cowboys,” is real — and his life is every bit as dramatic. “I work a lot, but in the fourth season, everyone was like, ‘Oh, there’s this crazy ranch show.’ So, I have watched ‘Yellowstone,’ yes,” McBee, 52, told The Post. “Since I’m divorced and I’m the patriarch of the family, the boys have fun with it.

whisky business! “Yellowstone” star Cole Hauser announced his new brand of whisky Wednesday amid his coffee battle against the hit Paramount+ show’s creator, Taylor Sheridan.“I’m proud to announce that I have teamed up with some friends to start a whiskey brand inspired by the heritage and grit of the pioneers that built Montana,” Hauser wrote on Instagram. “The ranch, and namesake of our @lazykbarwhiskey, represents the long standing traditions and hard-fought history of ranchers in Montana.”Hauser continued that Lazy K Bar whiskey is an “8-year-old premium whiskey” now available exclusively in Montana and “was awarded 98 points by the Tasting Panel magazine.”“If you’re in big sky country, I hope you’ll grab a bottle,” he concluded.

brewing around the cast and crew of “Yellowstone” but it’s happening off set.The drama’s star Cole Hauser‘s coffee brand, Free Rein Coffee Company, is being sued by Bosque Ranch — which is owned by the show’s creator Taylor Sheridan.A lawsuit was filed Nov. 21 by the ranch against Free Rein in the Northern District of Texas’ federal court in San Angelo for trademark infringement.It cited unfair competition and false advertising in the filing.The suit claimed that Free Rein uses “a brand mark strikingly similar to Bosque Ranch’s registered trademark, potentially misleading consumers,” according to San Angelo Live.Both the caffeine company and the ranch use a similar logo, with the letters B and R intertwining.

was pregnant with her and fiancé Allan Russell’s son Roman during filming, spoke about the milestone Monday on her “Whine Down” podcast.“It’s the first [Lifetime] Christmas movie that has a sex scene,” she explained. “When I read it, I was like, ‘Well, this is gonna be interesting.’ I’m like, ‘How are we gonna do this with the baby belly?’”Kramer, 39, portrays Lexie Crenshaw, a real estate “closer” who returns to her hometown of Tubac,  Arizona, to try to convince Coby Mason, a horse-whispering rancher (Adam Senn), to give up his family’s land while also reconsidering returning home to her roots.