‘The Gilded Age’: Ben Ahlers Talks Jack’s Big Move & Shocking Cliffhanger

The Gilded Age showrunners explain why death of beloved character had to happen

Latest episode of Emmy-winning period drama ended with a shocking twist

The Gilded Age season three features a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it drag cameo

The Gilded Age has more in common with drag queens than one might expect, and no, we’re not just thinking about outrageous ballgowns, camp fascinators, and shiny tiaras. Drag – or rather, female impersonation – was a prominent, if overlooked, part of popular culture during the actual Gilded Age, particularly between the mid 19th century and early 20th century. It’s only fitting then that The Gilded Age, HBO’s Emmy Award-winning historical drama …

‘The Gilded Age’: Ben Ahlers Talks Jack’s Big Move & Shocking Cliffhanger

Ahlers reveals how the cast reacted to the episode's shocking end and teases what's next for the newly wealthy Jack.

The Latest 'Gilded Age' Plot Twist Came Absolutely Out of Nowhere

Tragedy strikes on the streets of New York. Read our full recap of 'The Gilded Age' season 3, episode 6.

‘The Gilded Age’ stars Carrie Coon and Taissa Farmiga break down...

"It's beautiful that in this moment of Gladys really, for the first time, putting her foot down, Bertha's there holding her hand."

THE GILDED AGE: If You Want to Cook an Omelette - Tom + Lorenzo

Bertha arrives at Schmownton Schmabbey, having evidently taken the Concorde to get there. Lady Sarah bitches all over her, interrupting to answer questions and swiftly ordering her to her room. It’s interesting to note how show runner Julian Fellowes has reversed his position on Anglo-American social relations here in relation to Downton Abbey, where most American characters were dismissed as boors. Here, the English are seen as not only stuffy …