Industry

Tender's tech-bro sociopath on this week's episode “Dear Henry,” that shower scene, and why singing Whitney Houston was a “miracle moment.”

The actor, making his modeling debut in Theory’s new campaign, chats about Eric Tao’s retirement wardrobe, filming TikTok dances with Myha’la, and getting mistaken for an actual banker.

The actor discusses that “visceral and filthy” coke-bender scene, Jim Dycker’s fate, and graduating from Stranger Things.

The actor talks about this week's shocking episode, playing another side of a familiar character, and what's going through Rishi's head in that balcony scene.

Penn’s hungover, profane, and ultimately doomed Jonah just stole the season 4 premiere.

In the first of eight new episodes, TV's most compelling crew of upwardly-mobile sociopaths reckon with their sins after clawing their way to the top.

When Industry premiered in 2020, it was one of the least-watched shows in HBO history. But having grown in scale and ambition in subsequent seasons, Industry, in its fourth season, is more self-assured, more stylish, and more powerful than ever before.

After a triumphant third season, HBO's pulse-pounding, key-bumping finance drama will return. Here's what may be in store for Harper, Yasmin, Rob, Eric and company.

Harper is offered some fish, Rishi goes to a job interview, Yasmin and Robert go for a walk, and Eric gets some professional news. Oh, also: Nothing about this show will ever be the same again!

In the wake of the series' breakthrough season—and a packed season finale that seems to sweep Industry's whole status quo off the table—showrunners Down and Kay talk about death, class, pixelated erections on the BBC, the Pet Shop Boys, and what they've got planned for the characters in season four. “These are full-fledged adults. Now, the show is an adult show," Kay says, "and that to us is very exciting.”

Plus: Lawtey talks about playing Harvey Dent to Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux.

The beloved HBO drama always gets described as a younger version of its network peer—even though it clearly draws more inspiration from the classic AMC series.

The veteran actor also opines on Eric's future and reveals the advice he got from Dominic Chianese on the set of The Sopranos.

This week, Pierpoint execs fight for their lives in formalwear, Eric throws an ally under the bus, and Yasmin tries to put the kettle on.

The newly minted partner at Pierpoint & Co. conspicuously changed his wristwear this season as part of his effort to resuscitate his masculinity.

If you bet a billion dollars of your clients' money that this would happen, your job is safe.