AMC made a royal proclamation during its panel for Anne Rice's Immortal Universe at New York Comic Con on Friday: Akasha is coming to Interview With the Vampire in Season 3.

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At New York Comic Con, there were many exciting panels and activations. But judging by the shrieks in the air, the friendship bracelets exchanged, and the ear-splitting applause, there was one obvious ...

The third season of "Interview With the Vampire" is going to rock. Also referred to as "The Vampire Lestat" (aka the second book in Anne Rice's "Vampire Chronicles" book series), Season 3 finds Sam ...

Sam Reid's Lestat will share his side of the story while finding stardom as a rock icon. Season 3 is slated to arrive in 2026. Lestat is ready for his close-up. Excited as fans are to see Reid's ...

'Interview With the Vampire' and the upcoming 'Talamasca: The Secret Order' took over the main stage to set up how the upcoming entries will expand Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe. By Abbey White ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: There are plenty of entertaining new shows to stream on Netflix. Everyone’s obsessed with Monster: The Ed Gein Story, I personally can’t get enough of the whirlwind of ...

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Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat will have some new faces. The AMC drama series, which was previously known as Interview with the Vampire in its first two seasons, will return in 2026. Sheila Atim (The ...

Nicholas Denton leads the series alongside Elizabeth McGovern and Maisie Richardson-Sellers. Eric Bogosian and Justin Kirk will reprise their Interview With the Vampire roles for the new series. The ...

There’s a not-so-secret wish among many a queer person who loves a good fictional property. And that is very simply that every character on our screens or in our pages be queer. Not just one, for a ...