Bridgerton

As “Bridgerton” fans continue to be both shaken and stirred that Regé-Jean Page is not returning for the second season, the actor is weighing in on those persistent rumors about him possibly landing a certain iconic role.

Regé-Jean Page, the swoonworthy breakout star of Netflix’s smash British Regency-era drama “Bridgerton” will not return for the show’s second season, Netflix announced Friday in a tweet written in the voice of Lady Whistledown.

If you ask us, Regé-Jean Page’s name is already cool enough, but apparently he’s ready for a revamped moniker.

Romance author Julia Quinn joins NBCLX and discusses bringing her Bridgerton characters from the written page to the screen.

In a year with few major studio releases to clutter the field one would think it would be harder to snub deserving performances. Yet, following the announcement of the Golden Globes nominations Wednesday, many took to social media lamenting the notable omission of several actors and directors of color.

The streamer just announced that the Shondaland hit is officially its “biggest series ever” and has been watched by 82 million households around the world within its first 28 days.

Eagle-eyed fans of “Bridgerton” recently spotted an on-screen slip-up that seemed to give flashbacks to that Game of Thrones coffee cup

Nicola Coughlan, who portrays Penelope Featherington on “Bridgerton,” recently shut down critics who had something to say about the show’s diverse casting in a period piece.