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The Casts of BEEF and The Beast in Me Cover Issue 24 of Tudum Magazine
Featuring Claire Danes, Matthew Rhys, Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Cailee Spaeny, and Charles Melton.
By Tudum Staff
Aug. 13, 2026
The 24th issue of Tudum Magazine is here, and the craft behind the year’s most talked-about series takes center stage — from the volatile dynamics of the latest installment of BEEF and the chilling world of The Beast in Me to the final chapter of Stranger Things and the twisted true crime of Monster: The Ed Gein Story, and more. Dive into the issue below and go behind the scenes of the buzziest shows of the year.
Queued Up
Breakthrough performers like Big Mistakes’ Taylor Ortega and screen legends like The Boroughs’ Alfred Molina bookend this section of the magazine’s lineup, which also features Remarkably Bright Creatures, Bridgerton, Stranger Things, and more.
Dig deeper into the pages of Queued Up
The creative team behind Lee Sung Jin’s anthology series talk bringing the installment to the screen.
The fairytale celebration took meticulous collaboration across departments.
The Cover Stars
Cover stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny of BEEF dish out humor and pain as two couples whose lives collide at a gilded Montecito country club, while Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys unpack grief, obsession, and a wickedly magnetic connection in The Beast in Me on the second cover.
Starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny.
The stars of The Beast in Me unpack a wickedly magnetic connection.
The Features
Your watchlist comes to life as we uncover the stories behind the third season of The Diplomat, the thriller Black Rabbit, dark comedy Wednesday, and LA-set romcom Nobody Wants This, to name a few.
Discover the full story behind your favorite series and films in our in-depth features.
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The Duffer Brothers and the cast reflect on the making of the final season.
Co-creators Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan break down the season’s emotional climax and unexpected conclusion.
Go Behind the Curtain
In this special section, the craftspeople and artisans behind some of the year’s most acclaimed series dive into their world-building, genre-defining work.
Keep pulling that curtain back and discover more of the crafts that bring these titles to life on screen.
The darkness is in the details.
Behind the scenes of the cultural phenomenon’s final season.
The series’ design, music, and locations bring the city’s nightlife to life.
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