This post was updated May 29 at 9:38 p.m.
The Roys don’t get a happy ending, and there are no winners in the conclusion of this Shakespearean tragedy.

This post was updated May 27 at 10:21 a.m.
With “Fetale,” Nancy Nan and Ashley Chen are cutting constraints on gender expression.
The two designers are joining forces in the “Fetale” collection, which marks their second runway show and first collaboration.

This post was updated May 23 at 9:26 p.m.
Funerals don’t bury memories, and even in death, the Roy children remain spectators to their father’s life.

Comedically conducting Spring Sing, Company is tuning absurdity in the student experience.
The sketch comedy troupe serves as master of ceremonies for UCLA’s annual Spring Sing music competition, said Company member and fourth-year data theory student Bennett Cohen, creating around 10 sketches each season.

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This election night, “America Decides” is an ironic misnomer: the Roys are in the driver’s seat, and the results are disputable.

This post was updated May 9 at 10:10 p.m.
It’s a “Succession” election eve party, and glasses are brimming with Champagne problems.
Sliders donned in American flags neighbor sparkling flutes for the Roy “Tailgate Party” in episode seven, with snakes and scorpions vying for a position in the presidential election and GoJo deal.

Kendall Roy took a big swing, and surprisingly, he didn’t miss.
With its stint in Europe concluded, “Succession” is off to Los Angeles for Investor Day with the virtually guaranteed GoJo acquisition closing in.

Bebe Rexha’s third studio album is as unoriginal as its title.
On the self-titled “Bebe,” Albanian American singer-songwriter Bebe Rexha returns with 12 tracks of ’70s disco dance pop.

Deal or no deal, the Roys find themselves in mountains of trouble to match the imposing landscape.
In this week’s installment of “what would dad do?” the fifth episode finds Waystar’s top minds jet-setting to Norway for GoJo’s annual retreat in a prototypical “Succession” setup.

Maybe the real Holy Grail in “Spamalot” was the laughs along the way.
HOOLIGAN Theatre Company’s rendition of the satirical musical takes the mainstage at the Freud Playhouse starting Friday.