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The September 2018 issue of As If is now available on select newsstands! We’ll have those scans added to the gallery shortly and will update this post when that happens. We’ll also be annoucing a contest on our twitter in the next week.

We’ve added screencaptures from this weeks episode of Yellowstone to our gallery. Can’t believe we only have one more episode left of the season.

 

• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Screencaptures > 1.08 The Unravelling: Pt. 1
• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Stills > 1.08 The Unravelling: Pt. 1

Earlier this year Luke was photographed for As If Magazine by the talented Tatijana Shoan (pictured below with Luke). We’ll be able to see his feature in the upcoming Fall/Winter issue that will be out next month. If you’re not able to find the magazine in your local store/countries, we’ll get those uploaded as soon as we are allowed. Any questions, shoot us an e-mail. 🙂

We’ve added screencaptures from the most recent episode of Yellowstone to the gallery.

   

Captures of this week’s Yellowstone are now up in the gallery! It was great to see the backstory of Rip and Kayce wasn’t it? This season continues going strong and I personally can’t wait to see what comes next.

Gallery Update:

• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Screencaptures > 1.06 The Remembering
• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Stills > 1.06 The Remembering

We’ve added production stills as well as screenpcatures from last night’s episode of Yellowstone to the gallery.  If you have yet to watch the series, I highly recommend it. We’re only half way through this season but they’ve managed to pack the episodes with so much without over-doing it.  You can watch all of the episodes on Paramount Network’s site here, you may need a cable provider login as well as be in the United States.  Episodes are also available on iTunes, Googleplay & Amazon.  We have created an episode guide as well that can be seen here. Also be sure to check out our friends sites for the cast. You can see them in our sidebar under “Dutton Family”.

   

Gallery Update:

• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Stills > 1.05 Coming Home
• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Screencaptures > 1.05 Coming Home

The Dutton family saga rages onward. Following record-setting viewership, the new Paramount Network today announced a second season of its hit series “Yellowstone.” Production will begin shortly on the 10-episode season which will be shot entirely on location in Utah and Montana. The season one finale bows Wednesday, August 22 at 10 PM, ET/PT, with season two premiering next year.

The critically acclaimed drama stars world-renowned Oscar® and Emmy® Award-winning actor Kevin Costner along with Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly, Wes Bentley, Cole Hauser, Kelsey Asbille, Brecken Merrill, Jefferson White, Danny Huston and Gil Birmingham.

“Yellowstone” chronicles the Dutton family, led by John Dutton (Costner), who controls the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the United States.  Amid shifting alliances, unsolved murders, open wounds, and hard-earned respect – the ranch is in constant conflict with those it borders – an expanding town, an Indian reservation, and America’s first national park.

Oscar® nominated screenwriter Taylor Sheridan (“Wind River,” “Hell or High Water” and “Sicario”) returns as the showrunner and a writer for the series.

Executive producers for “Yellowstone” are John Linson, Art Linson, Taylor Sheridan, Kevin Costner and David C. Glasser. Ted Gold and Lauren Ruggiero are the executives in charge of production for Paramount Network.

Following a record-setting debut that attracted 5.3 million viewers, the series now ranks as cable’s most-watched series behind “The Walking Dead.” Season to date, the series is averaging 5 million viewers and registering a 1.4 rating with P 18-49, 2.0 P 25-54 and 1.9 W 24-54.   New episodes premiere Wednesdays at 10pm ET/PT only on Paramount Network. Full look at the season here

The success of “Yellowstone” marks the six-month-old network’s third successful scripted launch in a row. Back in January, the limited-series “Waco,” which scored three Emmy® nominations, premiered to the best ratings for an ad-supported cable drama debut in nearly six months. In June, the network’s first scripted-comedy “American Woman,” bowed to the highest P/W18-49 and W25-54 ratings for an ad-supported cable scripted half-hour series premiere since early January.

Luke Grimes and Kevin Costner unpack the budding relationship between John and his young grandson, and Jefferson White talks about Jimmy’s growing pains on the ranch.

 

Captures of the last two episodes of Yellowstone have been added to our gallery!

Gallery Update:

• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Screencaptures > 1.02 – Kill the Messenger
• Television Productions > 2018: Yellowstone > Episode Screencaptures > 1.03 No Good Horses