The Handmaid’s Tale season three, episode six follows on from the dramatic previous episode of the dystopian show. Titled Household, the episode transports June Osbourne (played by Elisabeth Moss), ...

Season 5 picks up from the (rather shocking) events of the season 4 finale. June faces consequences for her killing, while Serena attempts to raise her profile in Toronto as Gilead's influence creeps ...

“The Handmaid’s Tale” has finally blessed viewers with Season 6, the final chapter of the hit Hulu drama series. And after a nearly three-year-long wait, TheWrap wants to make sure you know exactly ...

The Handmaid’s Tale just gave us one of its most gutting episodes yet… but there was a tiny moment of triumph amid the tragedy, too. Warning: this article contains spoilers for Allegiance (episode ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The sixth and final season of The Handmaid's Tale is finally here, meaning the horrors of Gilead flashing ...

It might be the last episode of The Handmaid’s Tale, but June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) and the Mayday resistance’s war against Gilead is far from over. The penultimate episode ended with the deaths of ...

How many times have we seen June reborn? Four, maybe five? There’ll be a whiteboard chart in a writers’ room somewhere, keeping track of every rock-bottom the character has hit, followed by every ...

June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) hasn’t worn the crimson uniform on The Handmaid’s Tale since season 4, and it seemed unlikely she would ever put on this garment again—unless forced. However, fate has a ...

The Handmaid’s Tale has drawn yet another frightening new parallel with our own tumultuous world. Warning: this article contains spoilers for Dear Offred (episode four, season five) of The Handmaid’s ...

The Handmaid’s Tale season three launched on US streaming service Hulu today, Wednesday, June 5. The third series of the dystopian series dropped with three brand new episodes. Here’s all you need to ...

An episode like this one justifies the existence of screen adaptations. This uncompromising series as a whole does that, but particularly so this hour. It’s about square footage. Margaret Atwood’s ...