Joe Goldberg has ended his story. The fifth and final season of Penn Badgley’s Netflix thriller “You” is now streaming. The actor plays Joe Goldberg, a bookish romantic who thinks of himself as ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." There’s a good chance the person most excited to say goodbye to Netflix’s hit series You is none other ...

Penn Badgley may have been the Gossip Girl on the show of the same name but more recently, he's terrified audiences as book lover turned serial killer Joe Goldberg on You. The series, which started as ...

It was only fitting that Joe Goldberg, the twisted central character in Netflix’s soapy psychological thriller series “You” starring Penn Badgley, would get what he had coming at the end of the show’s ...

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the You season five finale. In the end, only a Brontë could take down the literary lover that is Joe Goldberg. Season five of You—out on Netflix April ...

After five seasons, more deaths than we can count, and several moves around the globe, Netflix's YOU has finally come to an end. And one person who seems pretty ok about the show finishing is Joe ...

From all of Joe Goldberg's (Penn Badgley) obsessions, lovers and victims, here's everything to remember through season four of Netflix's hit show, which heads into its fifth and final season. By Carly ...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains details about the series finale for You. After seven years, it’s the end of You. Or, rather, the end of its main character: the misogynistic, manipulative ...

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Penn Badgley as Joe Goldberg in You Season 5 standing outside a building and looking to the side. Image via Netflix Netflix is saying goodbye to one of its most successful television series. The ...

When a show ends, it's extremely hard to pull off a perfect ending. However, co-showrunners, executive producers, and writers Michael Foley and Justin W. Lo did just that with the well-executed ending ...