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As the creator of the “Yellowstone” franchise, Taylor Sheridan’s notions of masculinity are not what you’d call expansive, but instead sit comfortably within the same mold that produced John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. A similar but distinctive brand of masculinity exists in stories about the mob. With “Tulsa King” on…

The movie star’s televisual debut is full of fun, retro energy and action hero-lite antics, as he plays a veteran mobster trying to take over Oklahoma. Just don’t expect innovation

‘We couldn’t stand to be in the same galaxy together for a while,’ ‘Rocky’ star admitted

LOS ANGELES — It's 2022, for a little while yet, and Sylvester Stallone, 76, is starring in his first scripted television series, the likable crime comedy "Tulsa King," which premiered Sunday on Paramount+.

Though it’s been 21 years since actors Jane Seymour and Joe Lando costarred on the drama series “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” they’re back together and say it’s like they’ve never been away.

It's a solid start with Tulsa King episode 1, which sees Sylvester Stallone's Dwight Manfredi quickly adjust to his new surroundings in the Midwest.

Sylvester Stallone's latest role is taking the lead in epic new Paramount+ series Tulsa King where he plays a New York gangster

Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis used to be attached at the hip, but the "Tulsa King" actor said he hadn't spoken to his "Expendables" co-star much since Willis' aphasia diagnosis.

Gritty, prestige TV realism this is not

Movie star is perfectly suited for the instantly engrossing Paramount+ series from the creator of ‘Yellowstone.’

Sylvester Stallone goes on a one-man crime wave in Oklahoma, and you’ll lap up this gloriously eccentric documentary about the American dream. Plus: new Teletubbies!