Throughout HBO's The Gilded Age, currently airing its third season, there are frequent references to Newport, Rhode Island.

Many of the other Newport Mansions have served as filming locations for “The Gilded Age” too, including the Breakers and ...

"It feels like this garden we've been watering since season 1," says star Denée Benton.Key PointsThe Gilded Age is movin' on ...

HBO's The Gilded Age is fiction, but informed deeply by history, with several characters that are based on real people ...

Alva Belmont was a prominent Gilded Age socialite who married a Vanderbilt railroad heir. Later in life, she became a women's ...

The Gilded Age‘s incredible sets were designed by Oscar- and Emmy-winning designer Bob Shaw, who has something of an encyclopedic memory for the historic homes in Newport, Albany, and beyond.

At one point, Feinberg and Coxe convinced “The Gilded Age” creator Julian Fellowes to visit Newport’s mansions, setting up a candlelight dinner at Marble Head, complete with a harpist.

The Gilded Age portrays the Black elite of 1880s New York City in a way never before seen on TV, and Season 3 has allowed the ...

Phylicia Rashad has joined the cast as an aristocratic matriarch. In an interview, she, Audra McDonald and Denée Benton ...

The Julian Fellowes drama explores issues surrounding marriage, divorce, class and race, and features spectacular scenery and costumes.

Newport's first appearance in "The Gilded Age" is the sweeping oceanfront scene filmed at The Ledges, a private property built in the 1860s.

NEWPORT – Season 3 of HBO's "The Gilded Age," which has its television premiere Sunday, June 22, will be a treat for Rhode Island viewers, with significant parts of its storyline set in Newport.