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The Weeknd’s Upcoming HBO Cult Drama Has Found Its Leading Lady

After taking over the music industry, The Weeknd is set to take over our TV screens. The singer, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, is set to star in and co-write a new cult drama series for HBO titled The Idol. This certainly isn’t The Weeknd’s first time writing or acting; he previously co-wrote an episode of the TBS animated comedy American Dad titled “A Starboy Is Born,” and in 2019 he starred in the Safdie brothers’ film Uncut Gems.

While details about his new HBO series are pretty scarce at the moment, at least we now know that Lily-Rose Depp will be the show’s leading lady. According to Deadline, Depp is believed to be playing the role of the pop singer, while The Weeknd will take on the role of the club owner/cult leader. The premise of the show alone already has us sold, and we can’t wait to see the series come to life. Read ahead for everything we know about the series so far.

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