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In an FX exclusive, Ashton Kutcher breaks down The Beauty season finale, teases a deleted scene and a favorite monologue, and explains how Vincent D’Onofrio’s left-handed performance influenced his take on Byron—while the finale’s cliffhanger about Byron, Cooper and the series’ future leaves room for a possible second season.
FX's The Beauty finale centers on Bella’s horrific post-Beauty transformation, brought to life by Emma Halleen in a meticulously crafted monster suit with a raised set and puppeteers to maximize horror. The episode also introduces Nicola Peltz Beckham as the post-transformation Franny (original Franny played by Isabella Rossellini), a development that leads Byron Forst to halt shipments and confront the drug’s toll. The ending leaves Season 2 possibilities open, with hints of Carla’s return and ongoing questions about a cure and the fates of key players.
Evan Peters explains The Beauty's finale twist—Cooper’s brutal transformation into a young boy after contracting The Beauty through sleeping with Jordan—covering the intense on‑set stunts and real pain, his surprise at the reveal, and his hope for a Season 2 that expands the world with Ryan Murphy at the helm.
FX’s The Beauty is a dark comedy body-horror series from Ryan Murphy and Matt Hodgson about a mysterious drug that promises unimaginable attractiveness but exacts a brutal toll. The star-studded cast includes Ashton Kutcher as the villain The Corporation, with Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall, Jeremy Pope, Anthony Ramos, and Bella Hadid among the players. The first three episodes premiere January 21, 2026, with the 11‑episode season releasing weekly thereafter, exploring society’s obsession with youth and the price of perfection.
Ashton Kutcher argues Hollywood isn’t driving unreal beauty standards; instead, he says society and constant camera exposure push perfectionism. His new show The Beauty uses a sci‑fi premise to explore these pressures, including discussions about weight‑loss drugs like Mounjaro and Ozempic and the real‑world rise of cosmetic procedures. Co‑stars weigh in on how chasing external beauty reflects and affects culture at large.
Ryan Murphy's The Beauty is a maximalist, gore-soaked TV ride that gleefully leans into over-the-top transformations and sharp performances. It dazzles with prosthetics and shocking twists, but its social commentary on beauty standards can feel heavy-handed. The first three episodes premiere Jan. 21 on FX and Hulu, with the series continuing to escalate in its wildest, most entertaining moments.
Ryan Murphy’s FX series The Beauty, adapted from a comic, fuses fashion-world spectacle with body-horror as a virus turns people into the most perfect version of themselves. Following a Paris runway incident, FBI agents investigate a shadowy corporation and a drug-driven epidemic that shifts identity and power. The 11-episode first season, now streaming with the first three episodes on Hulu/FX and the rest released weekly, sports a star-studded cast (Peters, Hall, Kutcher, Ramos, Pope, Hadid) and sharp visuals, but it’s uneven in pacing and criticizes beauty as capital with a race-related misstep noted by reviewers. Still, it remains an entertaining, largely stylish watch that invites debate about aesthetics, greed, and governance in a biotech age.
Ashton Kutcher says FX's The Beauty mirrors Demi Moore’s The Substance, praising Moore's performance and discussing how cosmetic enhancement has grown normalized as The Beauty premieres Jan. 21.
Ashton Kutcher returns to acting after nearly three years with Ryan Murphy's FX series The Beauty, playing a tech billionaire whose miracle drug to render people perfectly beautiful carries dangerous side effects. The body-horror thriller also stars Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall and tackles society's obsession with appearance; Kutcher says he waited for an offer that was truly unique, balancing his venture-capital work and family, and The Beauty premieres January 21 with the first three episodes.
Bella Hadid says she’d love to keep acting after FX’s body‑horror series The Beauty, calling it a dream and noting she’s eager to expand beyond modeling after small parts in Ramy and Yellowstone; she’s excited to work with Ryan Murphy on the project, which follows a tech billionaire’s drug that disrupts the fashion world, and she hints at a continued acting path as the show’s three‑episode premiere drops Jan. 21, 2026 with a weekly rollout.
Ashton Kutcher, while promoting his FX series The Beauty, praised ex-wife Demi Moore for her acclaimed performance in The Substance (2024) and said he’s 'so proud' of her, touching on the growing acceptance of cosmetic enhancements; the piece also recalls their marriage (2003–2011), divorce in 2013, and Kutcher’s past remarks about Moore’s memoir Inside Out.
Bella Hadid makes a bold red‑carpet statement at the New York premiere of Ryan Murphy’s The Beauty, performing stunts for the satirical sci‑fi series and wearing a fire‑red Schiaparelli fall 2025 couture gown with a trompe l’oeil bodice and minimal jewelry. The Beauty debuts Jan. 21 and also stars Ashton Kutcher, Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall, Isabella Rossellini and Anthony Ramos. Hadid has been leaning into bold, biker‑inspired looks from Aspen to Soho, signaling a fashion moment around vivid colors and edgy silhouettes.
Deadline reports that Ryan Murphy’s FX series The Beauty has a trailer that drew roughly 190 million views across social platforms in seven days, the network’s most-viewed trailer ever. Based on a Jeremy Haun/Jason Hurley comic, the body-horror thriller follows FBI agents (Evan Peters, Rebecca Hall) chasing a virus that turns people into phenotypically perfect but deadly beings, spearheaded by Ashton Kutcher’s The Corporation and Anthony Ramos’ The Assassin. The cast includes Amelia Gray Hamlin, Bella Hadid, Meghan Trainor and others. The Beauty debuts January 21 with three episodes on FX and Hulu, with new weekly installments across an 11-episode season.
The FX thriller 'The Beauty,' starring Ashton Kutcher as a sinister tech billionaire, features a miracle drug that enhances beauty but causes terrifying side effects, prompting FBI investigations and deadly consequences, with the series premiering on January 21.