Euphoria Season One feels like a million years ago (the finale aired in August of 2019), but Rue’s song-and-dance fantasy wasn’t out of character for a series that was so aggressively, proudly ...

"Euphoria's" “Trouble Don’t Last Always” episode lays the groundwork for season 2 with Rue (Zendaya) and Ali (Colman Domingo) catching up.

The ending of "Euphoria" season two's fourth episode has fans asking if Rue died of an overdose. Here are some signs she died, and some signs she didn't.

Euphoria has no shortage of talented actors in its cast and leading the pack is Emmy Award winner, Zendaya.With her Disney roots, many questioned how she would adjust to starring in a show with ...

Though Euphoria is an ensemble show in many ways, the fictional world revolves around Zendaya’s character, Rue. Fresh from rehab, Zendaya perfectly encapsulates the 17-year-old drug addict who ...

Euphoria's "Stand Still Like the Hummingbird" ripped viewers hearts out as they watched Zendaya's Rue hit rock bottom. Still, even after her worst moments, fans still root for her. Here's why.

How "Euphoria" challenges viewers’ expectations of what a television show should be An aesthetic of transgression is implemented to tackle the status quo head-on and shock complacent audiences ...

After Rue's breakdown in "Euphoria" Season 2, Episode 5, some fans are starting to worry Rue may eventually die at some point in the show.

The increased levity makes “Euphoria” easier to digest, but sets the show on a different path. There are meaningful elements to the storyline — such as the turmoil Maddy and Cassie face in ...

It seems to show Rue is not nearly as enamored or as connected with Jules as she was in Season 1 and that the two's dynamic may shift in their interactions in the next special episode and Season 2.

And Rue , the show’s protagonist, has been the vehicle for this, showing us all of the things she is compelled to do because of addiction — including lying, stealing, and gross manipulation.

If Euphoria season 3 is going to be the last installment of the HBO series, which is rumored but not confirmed to be, then we really need to see Rue in a different lens outside of being a drug addict.