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A new drama series from Taylor Sheridan premieres this week, and while it's set near the famed Dutton ranch, it reportedly has nothing to do with the family from Sheridan's hit series,Yellowstone. The Madisonfollows a family dealing with grief (and a move from New York City to Montana). Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell star in the six-episode series, along with Will ArnettThe Madisonpremieres with its first three episodes this Saturday, exclusively on Paramount+. Here's what else you need to know about Taylor Sheridan's new show.

The Madisonpremiere date:

The newest Taylor Sheridan show,The Madison, premieres Saturday, March 14, 2026.

The MadisonTV channel:

The Madisonwill stream exclusively on Paramount+.

How to watchThe Madisonwithout cable:

The Madisoncast:

• Michelle Pfeiffer as Stacy Clyburn

• Kurt Russell as Preston Clyburn

• Patrick J. Adams as Russell McIntosh

• Elle Chapman as Paige McIntosh

• Matthew Fox as Paul Clyburn

• Beau Garrett as Abigail Reese

• Amiah Miller as Bridgette Reese

• Ben Schnetzer as Van Davis

• Kevin Zegers as Cade Harris

• Rebecca Spence as Liliana Weeks

• Alaina Pollack as Macy Reese

• Danielle Vasinova as Kestrel Harris

• Will Arnett as Dr. Phil Yorn

IsThe MadisonaYellowstonespinoff?

Short answer: No. Longer answer: It's complicated. WhileThe Madisonwas originally marketed as aYellowstonespinoff, it turns out the new Taylor Sheridan show is simply another neo-Western family drama taking place in Big Sky Country, with a whole new cast of characters. That being said, the show takes place in Montana, not too far from where theactual Yellowstonespinoff,Marshals, is happening. Could there be room for crossover? Time will tell.

How doesThe Madisonfit into theYellowstoneuniverse?

As far as we know right now, it technically doesn't. But it is part of the Taylor Sheridan universe, and the show takes place in Montana, not too far from where the Dutton family once resided.

The Madisonepisode release schedule:

The Madison's first season will include six episodes, released over just two weeks.

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Saturday, March 14, 2026

Season 1, Episode 1 "Pilot"

Season 1, Episode 2 "Let the Land Hold Me"

Season 1, Episode 3 "Watch Her Fall"

Saturday, March 21

Season 1, Episode 4 "Tomorrow Is Goodbye"

Season 1, Episode 5 "No Name and a New Dream"

Season 1, Episode 6 "I Give Me Permission"

In 1970, a daring, female-led country love song challenged the era's expectations and connected with audiences everywhere.

In the first year of the decade,Lynn Andersonrecorded theJoe Southsong "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden" in one take,according to Songfacts. The tune was the title track off her 10th studio album.

"(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden" was written from a man's perspective and previously recorded byFreddy Weller,Billy Joe Royal, andDobie Gray. Anderson later made the tune her own, giving the bold relationship classic a female voice while keeping its warning that love isn't always easy.

However, Anderson's husband,Glenn Sutton, reportedly didn't think his wife should record the song. In the end, it was Columbia Records executiveClive Daviswho had the final say; he loved the song and pushed for its release as a single reportedAmerican Songwriter.

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Anderson toldThe Bootthat "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden" was "popular because it touched on emotions. It was perfectly timed. It was out just as we came out of the Vietnam years, and a lot of people were trying to recover."

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She added, "This song stated that you can make something out of nothing. You take it and go ahead. It fit me well, and I'll be proud to be connected to it until I die."

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"(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden" went on to top thecountry musiccharts and crossed over to No. 3 on theBillboardHot 100. The song'ssuccesspushed its LP to the top of the charts, and it held the record as the best-selling country album of all time by a female artist until it was dethroned byShania Twain's 1991 hit,Come on Over.

Rolling Stoneranked the singer at No. 82 of the Greatest Country Singers of All Time. Lynn Anderson died on July 30, 2015. She was 67.

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A fan interrupted Keke Palmer and her I Love Boosters costars during a March 13 panel at the SXSW festival

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• A video captured by TMZ shows a man on one knee, evidently proposing marriage to a stunned Palmer

• "I can't marry you, I don't know you, I'm so sorry," the actress told the man, who was escorted out

Keke Palmeris saying "sorry to this man" again.

At the Friday, March 13 SXSW Festival panel "Baby, This is Keke Palmer Live" alongside herI Love Boosterscostars, Palmer, 32, appeared stunned when a fan interrupted the proceedings to propose marriage to her.

In a video captured and posted byTMZ, a man from the panel's audience can be seen at the edge of the stage, on one knee, apparently holding an engagement ring box out to Palmer.

"I can't marry you, I don't know you, I'm so sorry," theOne of Them Daysstar can be heard saying into the microphone. "It's okay. Is this a prank?"

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The video shows the moment stretching on as the man, still on bended knee, is encouraged by security to leave.I Love BoosterspanelistsNaomi Ackie,Taylour Paige, Poppy Liu,Eiza González, andDemi Moorecan be seen expressing surprise, eventually laughing awkwardly at the interruption.

"Sorry guys, let's just take a deep breath," says Palmer as the man is escorted out amid the audience's scattered applause. "Much love to you, brother."

Later, the mother of one and her costars returned to their conversation: "We're back!"

Palmer leadsI Love Boosters, from writer-director Boots Riley, as Corvette, an aspiring fashion designer who shoplifts clothes to make a living. The satirical comedy, also costarring LaKeith Stanfield, Will Poulter and Don Cheadle, is in theaters May 22. The cast and Riley, 54, took the SXSW Festival red carpet by storm in Austin, Texas on Thursday, March 12 for the film's premiere.

Among Palmer's many other projects is Peacock seriesThe 'Burbs, which premiered its eight episodes on Feb. 8. She'll also feature inThe Angry Birds Movie 3andSpaceballs 2.

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