Finneas O’Connell will score season two of Netflix‘s Beef, the streamer and the anthology series’ studio A24 jointly announced on Thursday. “Spent the last 12 months in Beef land. All eight episodes out April 16, All Original music by me,” O’Connell said in a statement. “Very grateful to Sonny for involving me, very grateful for the incredible performances from the entire cast; I probably watched every scene 100 times while I scored the show and I felt it every time. True fan of this show, very honored and proud to be a part of it.” O’Connell is, of course, a very accomplished singer, songwriter, producer and composer, with two Oscars and 11 Grammy Awards already under his belt. To Billie Eilish, he is also big brother (and a regular collaborator). “Finneas is the brilliant mind behind most of the music that has soundtracked my personal life over the last decade, so it’s an absolute honor to collaborate with him on the new season,” Beef creator and showrunner Lee Sung Jin added. “He has an incredible …

Netflix has cancelled The Vince Staples Show, despite the critical acclaim that earned the series a score of 94% on reviews aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes. The series followed a fictionalized version of Compton-born rapper Vince Staples and ran for two seasons from 2024 to 2025. Deadline reported that the show’s viewership significantly declined between its first season, which was watched 4.6 million times in its first four months, and its second, which was watched 1.7 million times between its release in November 2025 and the end of the year, with the vast majority of streaming views expected to occur within the first 90 days. The show was set in Long Beach, California, where Staples grew up. In 2021, he told The Independent that his experience there gave him perspective and that rapping was a crucial escape. “Coming from where I come from and what I was doing prior to music, and what a lot of my family and friends are subjected to,” he said, with typical candor, “I can only be grateful [for music].” open …

Netflix has cancelled The Vince Staples Show, despite the critical acclaim that earned the series a score of 94% on reviews aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes. The series followed a fictionalized version of Compton-born rapper Vince Staples and ran for two seasons from 2024 to 2025. Deadline reported that the show’s viewership significantly declined between its first season, which was watched 4.6 million times in its first four months, and its second, which was watched 1.7 million times between its release in November 2025 and the end of the year, with the vast majority of streaming views expected to occur within the first 90 days. The show was set in Long Beach, California, where Staples grew up. In 2021, he told The Independent that his experience there gave him perspective and that rapping was a crucial escape. “Coming from where I come from and what I was doing prior to music, and what a lot of my family and friends are subjected to,” he said, with typical candor, “I can only be grateful [for music].” open …