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Kurt Russell says Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison is designed for women—a two-season, six-episode stand-alone starring Russell and Michelle Pfeiffer that shifts away from the Yellowstone-style action toward grief and human connection, described by Russell as a 'very female-gaze-oriented' show; both seasons are already filmed and premiere March 14 on Paramount+.
The first preview for Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison reveals a standalone Western on Paramount+ about a New York City family in Montana’s Madison River Valley, exploring grief and human connection. Starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, the series is not part of Yellowstone’s universe and premieres March 14, 2026, signaling a shift from Sheridan’s typical gritty fare.
Paramount+ debuts the first teaser for Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone-adjacent series The Madison, featuring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell as a New York City–Montana duo navigating grief in a Montana river valley; the neo-western centers on the Clyburn family, with Will Arnett as their therapist, and Sheridan serving as creator/executive producer. The Madison premieres March 14, with two other Yellowstone spin-offs in the works: The Dutton Ranch and Marshals (debuting March 1 on CBS).
Paramount+ will premiere Taylor Sheridan's The Madison on March 14, a Montana–New York-set family drama led by Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, described as Sheridan’s most intimate work and a resilience-and-transformation story across two worlds, with a star-studded cast.
Paramount+ drops the first look at Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison, a six-episode drama set in Montana and Manhattan starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell; premiering March 14, the series follows a New York family’s move after a life-changing event and explores grief, resilience, and family ties as it unfolds across two starkly different worlds.
Taylor Sheridan's standalone neo-Western The Madison debuts Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell (with Matthew Fox) as the Clyburn family relocates from New York City to Montana's Madison River Valley; premiering March 14 on Paramount+, the six‑episode first season is described as a heartfelt study of grief and resilience through a deeply personal family drama.
Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison, a six-episode family drama led by Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, premieres March 14 on Paramount+. The first season follows the Clyburns in Montana and Manhattan, and Deadline reports Season 2 has been completed and is in the works for a future rollout.
Fans expressed disappointment and devastation over Kurt Russell's appearance at the Kennedy Center Honors for Sly Stallone, indicating a negative reaction to the event or the choice of honorees.
Kate and Oliver Hudson declined Kurt Russell's offer to adopt them as children, despite his significant role in their upbringing after their parents' divorce. Raised by their mother, Goldie Hawn, and her partner Kurt Russell, the siblings felt the love and support from Russell without needing formal adoption. Oliver Hudson discussed this family dynamic on their podcast, highlighting the complexities of estrangement from their biological father, Bill Hudson, and the importance of discussing such family issues.
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, despite differing political views, credit their long-lasting relationship to their joint love for family. Hawn emphasized their shared devotion to their children as the "sticking glue" to their relationship, while Russell praised Hawn's appeal and stated that women adore her. The couple, who have been together since 1983, have raised children from previous relationships and have chosen not to marry, believing that maintaining individuality is crucial for a successful partnership.
Goldie Hawn revealed in a podcast interview that her 41-year romance with Kurt Russell might not have lasted if they had gotten married, citing the pitfalls of marriage and the importance of maintaining individuality in a relationship. Hawn emphasized the significance of making a choice to be with someone every morning and expressed gratitude for staying with Russell, whom she picked. Both Hawn and Russell have expressed contentment with their decision not to marry, highlighting the strength of their family and their ability to navigate differences.
Goldie Hawn revealed in a podcast interview that her 41-year relationship with Kurt Russell might not have lasted if they had gotten married, citing the pitfalls of legal unification and the importance of making a daily choice to be with someone. She emphasized the strength of their family despite differing parenting styles and expressed contentment with her decision to stay with Russell. Russell echoed her sentiments, questioning the societal obsession with marriage and emphasizing the lack of importance placed on it by their children.
Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell have become grandparents for the eighth time as their son Wyatt Russell and his wife Meredith Hagner welcomed their second son, Boone Joseph Russell, on February 13. The couple shared the news on social media, expressing their joy and gratitude. This marks the latest addition to the extended family, with Goldie and Kurt also being parents to Kate and Oliver Hudson, and Boston Russell. Meredith, who confirmed her pregnancy in November 2023, shared a heartfelt message about the challenges and beauty of motherhood, while also reflecting on the transformative experience of becoming a parent.
The Budweiser Super Bowl commercial featured the iconic Clydesdales alongside a yellow lab named Roy Hawn Russell, who belongs to Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. The family celebrated Roy's television debut, with Goldie Hawn sharing their excitement on social media and Kate Hudson posting behind-the-scenes footage. The ad showcased Roy guiding the beer horses through snowy terrain, earning him lots of love and cheers from his family and friends.
Kurt Russell, the inspiration for Solid Snake in the Metal Gear Solid series, addressed rumors about potentially voicing the character, stating that he's a movie guy and prefers to focus on the projects he's already been a part of. The iconic role ultimately went to David Hayter, but the influence of Russell's character, Snake Plissken, is evident throughout the series.