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Wever is one of eight new hires — including Bill Camp, Leslie Uggams, and Andrea Martin — for the hit HBO show.
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...plus a new season of Marvel Studios' What If...? premieres on Disney+!
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Dukes, earthquakes, and mixed mixers in Newport? We're there.
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What to watch if you want to learn more about this era now that The Gilded Age Season 2 has wrapped.
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Bertha's big moment came with a mountain of work from set designer Bob Shaw.
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Benton dished on the real events that inspired Peggy's party, her work with Sarah Garnet, and ruined romance with T. Thomas Fortune...
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The history of the alarm clock is as complex as the gears Jack's been working on...
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Spector also teases future problems with the Duke and obsesses over Turner's temper tantrum: "This is all I want television to be!"
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Peggy Scott and T. Thomas Fortune had to travel all the way to Alabama, but The Gilded Age only needed to go next door.
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"Come on, Bertha is gonna be pushing that to the very end, whether Gladys wants it or not."
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"They know each other. They've seen each other in intimate circumstances," Curran says of the ladies' rivalry.
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Personally, I think it's all Turner's fault.
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"Welcome to America," indeed. But who is this character upending everything for the Russells?
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The mysterious Mrs. Winterton is about to wreak havoc on the Russells.
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You, too, can visit Bertha Russell's new house in Newport.
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If you thought last season's drama about forks and table settings was wild, get ready: this season we're fighting over seats at the opera.
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Begun, the Opera Wars have.
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Your presence is requested for quite the soiree.
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In the new season of The Gilded Age, the lower classes don't need to eat the rich, the rich are going to eat each other.
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Sundays are for period drama lovers.