Reportedly, Apple TV's new popular show Severance has some possible ties with the St. Louis Gateway Arch, which is often called the gateway to the West. The St.

This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 9 of “Severance,” now streaming on Apple TV+. “Severance” is known for its ...

Lumon might know them as “Mammalians Nurturable,” but you know them as the Severance goats. The infamous little farm animals ...

Just when you thought Severance couldn't top the Music Dance Experience or that room full of goats, the season 2 finale ...

Apple TV's Severance revolves around a memory-splitting process that a biotech company called Lumon Industries sanctions their employees to undergo. Adam Scott's Mark Scout is one of the company's ...

Lumon is testing the severance barrier. As Cecily and Dr. Mauer send Gemma through the rooms every day, they ask her whether she has any memory of what happened in the rooms, or whether she felt ...

Decades before “Severance,” Lumon’s fictional headquarters had another life, a real one.Credit...Clark Hodgin for The New York Times Supported by By Ronda Kaysen Photographs by Clark Hodgin ...

Lumon is described as a “leading biotech company,” according to a LinkedIn page matching the Severance corporation. “Founded by the visionary Kier Eagan, we pride ourselves on maintaining ...

There's clearly something major going on at Lumon — after all, the work is mysterious and important — so what is it? Well, fortunately, Severance viewers are a smart bunch and they've come forward ...

Despite all the claims by fans that the episode is “filler” and offers nothing meaningful to the broader Severance mystery, it actually drops one of the biggest bombshells yet on the Lumon ...