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Succession's four Golden Globes gongs returned to form on Sunday evening, eight months after the show came to a close. With Succession taking home top awards such as Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Female Actor, and Best Television Series, Jesse Armstrong, the 81st Annual ceremony in Los Angeles welcomed the gongs.

Many viewers were discussing Tom Wambsgans (Matthew Macfadyen), who unexpectedly ended his tenure as the American CEO of Waystar Royco in the days days after the show's conclusion. On his way, he betrayed his wife Shiv (Sarah Snook) and her brothers Kendall (Jeremy Strong) and Roman (Keran Culkin) several times. All of this gave rise to a common belief that Tom's last name influenced the final's epic conclusion, and Bill Wambsganss, who turned on the first (and still only) unasisted triple play in World Series baseball over a century ago, may have inspired him. Tom's name theory soared in popularity in the days leading up to the finale, which aired in a TikTok, pointing to the obvious link between Tom and Wambsganss. The baseball player, who had since been renamed to the Guardians, was a member of the Cleveland Indians, and his team was playing the Brooklyn Dodgers when he began his triple play in 1920. That means he got three members of the other team out in one play, all alone, which ended the game. It's very unusual.

In its forthcoming limited series The Palace, HBO has premiered the first image of Kate Winslet. The 47-year-old actress is expected to appear in the film, the result of a partnership between Succession's producers Will Tracy and Frank Rich and The Queen's director Stephen Frears. As of yet, no information about the actress's character - who recently became the subject of adoration after she encouraged a young journalist in her first interview - has been published.

Succession season four has been confirmed to return this spring, with a new teaser announcing more family drama within the Waystar Royco empire on Monday. Logan Roy, a dependable weary-looking guy, braces for the fact that he and everyone around him are mere 'pygmies,' he begins.' However, we now have reason for Roy's trepidation as his children start to turn on him as they form a new "rebel alliance" after all the backstabbing that ended out season three.

Brian Cox has discussed the challenges of Hollywood, saying it is a "difficult place to live" and "the worst place to raise female children in the world." In a recent wide-ranging interview, Succession's 76-year-old actor reflected on the MeToo movement, how money can make you 'guilty' and parenting.

The first glimpse at Succession season four has been revealed, with a teaser trailer announcing that there will be no shortage of drama when the hit show returns. Although an official release date has yet to be announced, it is likely that the series will air next year. In the brief clip, not much is revealed, but it's clear that tensions are already brewing within the Roy family as they try to regain control over Waystar Royco.

The Roy children on HBO's hit show Succession are the ones that viewers adore. So it's no surprise that actor Brian Cox, who plays family patriarch Logan Roy, is just as dissatisfied by his on-screen descendants as die fans of the series are. During an appearance on The Project this week, the 76-year-old admitted that the Roy kids are 'truly sad,' but that his character Logan still adores' them.