News about Amy Seimetz

Lily-Rose Depp went for a daring look after a girls' night out in Hollywood on Monday. The actress, 24, put on a wild show when she went braless in a skimpy sheer white crop top teamed with low-rise blue jeans. The Idol actress paired her look with baby blue heels and a yellow bag over her shoulder.

The Weeknd was seen out just a day after his controversial HBO series The Idol was cancelled. On Tuesday, the 33-year-old Toronto native was seen visiting the Live Nation headquarters in Beverly Hills. The singer seemed to be in good spirits just a day after learning of his show's demise after a slew of scandal and an abysmal reaction from followers and critics.

After just one truncated five-episode season, HBO has pulled The Idol from its highly contested drama series The Idol. The show debuted in June, nearly two years after it was scheduled to air, with producer Amy Seimetz and co-creator Sam Levinson taking over as the show's primary director. Given the critical reception and the show's poor ratings, the show's cancellation doesn't come as a surprise.

As backlash continues to build on social media, the Weeknd has once more defended his tense new miniseries The Idol. The show has sparked controversies surrounding its graphically raunchy representation of Lily-Rose Depp's character, a pop star ensnared by a cult-leading nightclub operator portrayed by The Weeknd. One writer slammed The Weeknd's 'nonexistent' acting chops, while another accused the programme of containing the "worst sex scene in history.' However, the Weeknd chose to honor a fan of the series who wrote on Twitter this week: "I cried a lot this episode." I've never been more attached to a movie than I have to jocelyne. Her mental. Her mother is a natural performer. It's uncanny. The Idol is real. A lot of people don't get it, and a lot of people don't get it.' quoting her tweet, The Weeknd responded: 'They will... i promise, give it time.' Until then, enjoy the show for yourself by adding a heart emoji.

Despite reports that it will not return for a second season, DailyMail.com reports that HBO is still 'optimistic' over its tense new show The Idol. Poor reviews and poor viewing figures have dogged the shocking show, starring The Weeknd and Lily Rose-Depp, but it has yet to be determined if it will be a second season. According to DailyMail.com, the HBO is optimistic about the results and continued growth of The Idol.'

Between the Idol's premiere and its rollercoaster second episode, it lost over 100,000 viewers per day. Ever since the show debuted at Cannes, it has ignited controversy over the racy portrayal of Lily-Rose Depp's pop star character Jocelyn, who is ensnared by a cult-leading nightclub owner played by The Weeknd. Jocelyn masturbates and self-harms while mourning her deceased mother and eventually falls into The Weekend's carnal thrall. Jocelyn delights herself as Tedros orders her to "make the throat wet for me" and insists that she "f***ing stretch the tiny little p***y." According to a Variety study, the new episode attracted 800,000 same-day viewers on Max and HBO, down from 913,000 for the premiere.

The Idol has debuted its last trailer as the tumultuous series prepares to premiere on HBO. More scenes of debauchery and the odd friendship between club owner Tedros (played by The Weeknd) and Jocelyn (Lily-Rose Depp), a pop star who is trying to reclaim her career after suffering from a nervous breakdown, are included in the sneak peek. But, as Tedros gets closer to Jocelyn, families are concerned about how much power he wields over her.

Since being pushed back, the Weeknd has fully addressed Rolling Stone's review of his latest film The Idol as a "torture porn." On the front page of the new issue of Vanity Fair, the 33-year-old talented actor, born Abel Makkonen Tesfay, is included. Rolling Stone interviewed insiders on the series who discussed on the fly changes to the script, unrealistic hopes, and graphic sex scenes back in March. The insider said: 'It was like, "What is this?What am I reading here? "It's like sexual torture porn."

On Monday, the fourth trailer for the forthcoming drama series The Idol was posted on YouTube. Lily-Rose Depp portrayed a rising pop star whose enlists the support of an enigmatic self-help guru and cult leader in this clip, which was played by The Weeknd to guide her on a dangerous road to fame. The Grammy Award-winning performer, whose voice was imitated on a recently introduced AI-generated track that went viral, also serves as co-creator of the show, which will premiere on HBO on June 4 in the United States.

The Idol, the weeknd's tense upcoming film, is expected to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival for a high-profile premiere. According to IndieWire, the first two or three episodes of the HBO series will be shown at the legendary French festival outside of competition. The news comes following the publication of a research in Rolling Stone earlier this month in which insiders explained how the show had been completely rewritten and reshot with new scenes that they characterized as "sexual torture porn."

Lily-Rose Depp was notably dressed down on Friday as she had her nails done with a friend in West Hollywood. The 23-year-old model, who stars in the forthcoming HBO show The Idol, screamed with a black crew neck and pale blue jeans, ripped at the knees. Her slender blonde locks were split in the middle and just barely brushed the top of her slender shoulders.

In the ostensibly new trailer for HBO's The Idol, Lily-Rose Depp showed off her sex dance moves in a barely there red top and black leather shorts. The 23-year-old French-American actress, Jocelyn, seems to be desperate to show her fans that she still has 'the fire,' although she's been told not to tell them what they love.' 'Look at the camera and f**k everyone in America?' To Da'Vine Joy Randolph's reply: 'F**k 'em and f**k em fine,' she retorts.