Elisabeth Moss, star of The Handmaid’s Tale, just shut down rumors that Taylor Swift made a sneaky cameo in the show’s final season. Fans went wild after spotting a mysterious woman in a Mayday rebellion scene, but Moss laughed it off, saying, "God, I love them," about the Swifties’ detective skills. Turns out, it was just a case of mistaken identity—no Taylor here.

Editor’s Note: This is a fun little blip in the never-ending swirl of fan theories and celebrity gossip. It shows how eagle-eyed (and hopeful) Swifties can be, but also how even big stars like Moss find their enthusiasm endearing. For pop culture junkies, it’s a harmless distraction—proof that sometimes, a random extra is just a random extra.

Elisabeth Moss admits it's "insane" now to think she initially turned down the role of June Osborne in The Handmaid’s Tale. As the Hulu series wraps up, the two-time Golden Globe winner reflects on her nine-year journey in Gilead, saying she’s "so glad" she ultimately took the part—a decision that defined her career and the show’s cultural impact.

Editor’s Note: Even A-listers have second thoughts—Moss’s hesitation and eventual embrace of Handmaid’s Tale highlights how pivotal roles can shape careers. The show became a cultural lightning rod, and her candid reflection adds a relatable human layer to its legacy. Plus, it’s a reminder that great art often starts with a leap of faith.

Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale is wrapping up, but fans won’t have to say goodbye to Gilead just yet. The sequel series, The Testaments, is on the way, picking up the story with a time jump and the same creative team behind the original. While details are still under wraps, it’s clear the dystopian world isn’t done haunting us.

Editor’s Note: For fans of The Handmaid’s Tale, this is big news—it means more of the gripping, unsettling storytelling they love, just in a new form. The sequel series could deepen the lore or even shift perspectives, keeping the conversation around Margaret Atwood’s dystopia alive. Plus, with the original producers involved, there’s hope it’ll stay just as sharp.