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Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell head to Montana in Taylor Sheridan’s ‘The Madison’ teaser
One of Taylor Sheridan’s newest “Yellowstone” spinoffs is almost here.
Paramount+ released the first teaser for “The Madison” on Sunday, giving fans their first look at Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell in action as Stacy and Preston Clyburn.
Described as a “profound love story channeled through a deeply personal family drama about resilience and transformation,” the neo-Western series follows the Clyburns after they relocate from New York City to the Madison River valley of central Montana.
“My center, my soul, is gone,” Pfeiffer, 67, says through tears in the new trailer.
“You will heal, if you let yourself,” Will Arnett, who is guest-starring in the show as therapist Phil Yorn, responds.
The rest of the short teaser features Russell’s Preston kissing Pfeiffer’s character and fishing with his on-screen brother, Paul Clyburn (Matthew Fox), in the Madison River.
“What do I have?” Russell, 74, asks. “Before I’m too old to do anything more than just remember.”
The final scene of the trailer returns to Pfeiffer’s Stacy as she sits on a porch talking with Beau Garrett’s Abigail Reese.
“I’ve decided to feed this,” the “Scarface” star says while patting her heart and pointing at her head, “and never factor this into the equation.”
“The Madison” teaser trailer was released shortly after Paramount+ shared a series of first-look photos from Sheridan’s upcoming “Yellowstone” spinoff on Friday.
One first-look photo showed Pfeiffer’s character sitting on a porch reading, while another showed her holding a mug as Garett’s Abigail stood in a doorway in the background.
Russell and Fox, meanwhile, were shown fishing on the Madison River in one still while sitting on rocks and enjoying drinks together in another.
The cast of “The Madison” is rounded out by “Suits” star Patrick J. Adams (Russell McIntosh), Elle Chapman (Paige McIntosh), Alaina Pollack (Macy Reese) and Amiah Miller (Bridgett Reese).
“3 Body Problem” actor Ben Schnetzer (Van Davis), Danielle Vasinova (Kestrel Harris) and Kevin Zegers (Cade Harris) will also appear.
Paramount+ called “The Madison” Sheridan’s “most intimate work to date” and a “heartfelt study of grief and human connection.”
The show’s six-episode first season, which begins streaming on Saturday, March 14, will unfold “across two distinct worlds – the beautiful landscape of Montana and the vibrant energy of Manhattan – as it examines the ties that bind families together.”
“The Madison” isn’t the only new spinoff that “Yellowstone” fans can expect after the original show’s fifth and final season came to an end in Dec. 2024.
“Marshals,” which is scheduled to premiere on CBS on March 1, will follow Luke Grimes’ “Yellowstone” character Kayce Dutton as he joins a specialized group of US Marshals tasked with protecting Montana.
Another spinoff, titled “The Dutton Ranch,” will see Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprise their roles of Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler when the series hits Paramount+ sometime later this year.
Paramount is said to be developing two additional spinoffs despite Sheridan’s recent and surprising exit from the network: another prequel series titled “1944” and a project following actor Jefferson White’s “Yellowstone” character called “6666.”
White, however, suggested that “6666” may not happen during an interview last month.
HELENA, Mont. — Montana counties have accepted enough signatures for Seth Bodnar, running for U.S. Senate and Michael Eisenhauer, running in Montana’s 2nd Congressional District, to be on the November ballot, although counts are still unofficial.
County election officials are continuing to verify signatures submitted by Tuesday’s deadline as part of the candidate petition process.
The Montana Secretary of State’s Office has not yet verified, certified or accepted the petitions, according to the Secretary of State’s office.
Counties must submit candidate petitions to the Secretary of State’s office by June 1.
The Secretary of State’s office will then conduct its “statutory review to ensure the petitions meet the necessary legal requirements under law.”
The deadline for the November general election ballot to be certified is Thursday, Aug. 20. By then, all qualifying candidates and any potential ballot issues that qualify for the general election will be officially certified.
The following was out by the Montana Secretary of State’s Office:
The attached report is unofficial. It includes totals that the county election officials have processed and entered in the system. These totals do not represent what the Secretary of State’s Office has received, reviewed, tabulated, or certified. The certified totals may differ from what is reflected.
Seth Bodnar, U.S. Senate
- 13,327 required
- 18,772 accepted
- 7,812 rejected
Kimberly Persico, MT-01
- 6,742 required
- 563 accepted
- 156 rejected
Michael Eisenhauer, MT-02
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- 7,274 required
- 7,754 accepted
- 4,720 rejected
Severe storms moved through parts of Montana on Thursday, prompting a total of 5 Severe Thunderstorm Warnings. Reports included strong wind gusts and hail in several communities, including Augusta, Choteau, Sunburst, Bigfork, Kalispell and Evergreen.
The strongest reported wind gust was 60 mph near Augusta, while hail up to 1 inch was reported near Evergreen and Kalispell.
STORM REPORTS:
12 SE Grant — 56 mph thunderstorm wind gust
7 NNE Augusta — 60 mph thunderstorm wind gust
5 ENE Choteau — 59 mph thunderstorm wind gust
Sunburst — 54 mph thunderstorm wind gust
Ennis — 59 mph thunderstorm wind gust
3 SSW Ennis — 52 mph thunderstorm wind gust
2 E Helena — 54 mph thunderstorm wind gust
19 E Swan Lake — 56 mph thunderstorm wind gust
2 NNW Yaak — thunderstorm wind damage – Multiple downed trees reported along Highway 2 between MM 3 and 8
3 WSW Blacktail — 53 mph thunderstorm wind gust
1 NNW Troy — 49 mph thunderstorm wind gust
5 ENE Choteau — 56 mph thunderstorm wind gust
Turah — 0.88″ hail
1 NNW Bigfork — 0.75″ hail
3 SW La Salle — 0.50″ hail
2 N Evergreen — 1.00″ hail
1 W Kalispell — 1.00″ hail
3 WNW Kalispell — 0.75″ hail
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A man from Las Vegas has been sentenced after stealing coins and precious metals from a Helena shop in Montana.
This comes after Bishop Lott, 47, pleaded guilty in January to one count of interstate transportation of stolen property.
A judge sentenced Lott on Thursday to 27 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. He was also ordered to pay $276,153.08 in restitution to the Helena business as well as five other theft victims.
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The government alleged in court documents that Lott, along with Ricky Rynell Rose, broke into Wayne Miller Coins in Helena and stole nearly $59,000 in coins and precious metals from a Helena business.
Rose pleaded guilty last year and was sentenced to 39 months in prison.
The Helena Police Department received a call on March 3, 2024, reporting that Wayne Miller Coins had been burglarized earlier that day.
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As part of their investigation, Helena police officers reviewed surveillance footage from multiple businesses. They analyzed email account data, which led them to Lott and Rose, who had taken the stolen material to Nevada.
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