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Eric Dane died from ALS at 53; a GoFundMe set up for his two daughters Billie and Georgia has raised over $142,000 of a $250,000 goal, with Euphoria creator Sam Levinson and his wife giving the largest donation of $27,000.
Eric Dane, the actor known for Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria, has died at age 53, almost a year after publicly disclosing he was diagnosed with ALS.
Eric Dane died at 53 after battling ALS, prompting a wave of tributes from peers including Sam Levinson, Ashton Kutcher, Nina Dobrev and Alyssa Milano. The actors remembered Dane’s kindness and talent—known for Grey’s Anatomy as McSteamy, Cal Jacobs in Euphoria, and Tom Chandler in The Last Ship—while his reps noted his family life, including his wife and two daughters, Billie and Georgia. Dane publicly revealed his ALS diagnosis in 2025 and became an advocate for awareness and research, with continued remembrances from colleagues and fans alike.
Eric Dane, known for Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria, died at 53 after publicly announcing an ALS diagnosis; he spent his final days with family and had become a vocal advocate for ALS awareness while continuing to work on Euphoria's third season in a wheelchair.
Eric Dane, known for Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Mark Sloan (McSteamy) and for HBO’s Euphoria, died at 53 after an ALS diagnosis in 2025; his family said he spent his final days surrounded by loved ones and he became an advocate for ALS awareness, leaving behind two daughters, Billie and Georgia.
HBO’s Euphoria Season 3 trailer drew about 100 million views in the first 48 hours, the largest original-series trailer launch on HBO Max for that window. The new season, set a few years after high school, brings back the core cast with new additions and premieres April 12 at 9 p.m. on HBO and streaming on HBO Max; it’s expected to be the show’s final season.
HBO’s Euphoria returns with a five-year time jump in Season 3: Rue’s post‑high‑school life unfolds in Mexico as she grapples with debt to Laurie, while Cassie and Nate are married, Jules is in art school, Maddie works at a Hollywood agency, and Lexi assists a showrunner. New cast members include Danielle Deadwyler, Natasha Lyonne, Rosalía, Marshawn Lynch, Eli Roth, and Asante Blackk, with production changes contributing to the long hiatus; Season 3 premieres April 12 on HBO.
HBO's Euphoria Season 3 trailer sets Rue on a more volatile path—deep in debt and facing Laurie’s return—while Cassie becomes an OnlyFans creator, aggravating fiancé Nate; the clip hints at new power dynamics and danger in the show's chaotic world as the season premieres April 12, with the cast returning after Angus Cloud's death.
HBO’s Euphoria returns with a Season 3 trailer that leaps four years past high school: Rue and the crew are older, Nate and Cassie are engaged, Jules is living in a luxurious house, and Rue faces new danger after owing money to her former drug boss Laurie; the teaser ends with a new character (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) attempting to shoot Rue’s apple as the group heads into a grittier chapter, with the premiere set for April 12.
HBO releases the first trailer for Euphoria season 3, revealing a five-year jump to post-high-school life with Rue embroiled in drug trouble, Cassie turning cam girl, and Jules becoming a sugar baby. The returning cast is joined by new stars including Sharon Stone and Rosalía while Hans Zimmer joins as composer; the season premieres April 12 and promises a more cinematic, high-stakes arc.
The first Euphoria Season 3 trailer confirms a five-year jump after high school, with Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney and Jacob Elordi returning. Rue fights drug dealers while Cassie is married to Nate and living in the suburbs; Rue is in Mexico paying off debt, Jules studies art, and Maddy works in Hollywood. Newcomers include Sharon Stone, Rosalía, Natasha Lyonne, Danielle Deadwyler, Eli Roth and Marshawn Lynch; several former cast members aren’t back and Angus Cloud has died. Season 3 premieres April 12 on HBO/HBO Max.
Sharon Stone publicly supported Sydney Sweeney amid controversy over an American Eagle jeans ad, emphasizing the importance of embracing one's natural beauty and confidence. Stone, who recently joined the cast of 'Euphoria' Season 3, praised Sweeney's confidence and dismissed the backlash as manufactured by the media. The event also honored other notable women, highlighting Sweeney's ongoing career and public support from colleagues like director Paul Feig.
Sydney Sweeney debuted a new blonde bob hairstyle at the Los Angeles premiere of her movie 'Christy,' signaling a bold change possibly linked to her character's development in the upcoming season of 'Euphoria.'
Euphoria season three, set to air in spring 2026 after a four-year hiatus, will feature new cast members including Natasha Lyonne and Danielle Deadwyler, alongside returning stars like Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney. The season will include eight episodes and a time jump, with new characters and storylines yet to be detailed. The show continues to explore themes of youth, trauma, and social issues, with a diverse cast joining the existing ensemble.
Euphoria's highly anticipated third season began filming in Los Angeles in February, featuring a mix of returning and new cast members, and is set to premiere in spring 2026 on HBO. The season will include a time jump and new character details are under wraps, following a three-year hiatus due to various production delays.