Sirens' ending was a surprise, but Fahy's correct that it makes perfect sense from all angles.Simone wasn't a bad character, but her trauma led her to take desperate and selfish action. Then there ...

Simone shared Michaela's gum, slept in her bed, and even sprayed her underwear with lavender mist in Sirens. In truth, however, this was just the sign of a rather strange friendship.

Is it Michaela or Simone? In the myth, the sirens lose Persephone. They lose her, and she goes off with Hades. The sirens get punished by Demeter and sent to this island in exile.

“Sirens” closes out the chaotic and emotional weekend shared by Simone (Milly Alcock), Devon (Meghann Fahy) and Michaela (Julianne Moore) with a twist that viewers might not have seen coming.

Netflix's Sirens finds Milly Alcock's Simone usurping Julianne Moore's Michaela as queen of the Kell family. Meghann Fahy, Kevin Bacon, and Bill Camp round out the dramedy's main cast.

The final episode of Netflix’s new dark comedy Sirens begins with our two main characters, Devon DeWitt (Meghann Fahy) and Simone DeWitt (Milly Alcock), sitting in a hospital waiting room. They ...

‘Sirens’ ends with a haunting yet hopeful image of Simone outside the Cliff House, staring at the setting sun. Hers is the new siren song that plays on the island.

Nicole Kassell chats with THR about working on the first two episodes of the Netflix series and rethinking the sirens myth.

Throughout the entirety of Sirens, Simone (Milly Alcock) was seeking the approval of her rich boss Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore), all while trying to distance herself as far from her past as ...

The latest Nielsen streaming ratings are in, and Netflix's Sirens sits right at the top: it's served up a whopping 1.51 billion viewing minutes during the week ending June 1, making it the number one ...

Milly Alcock, left, as Simone and Julianne Moore as Michaela in "Sirens," a Netflix miniseries that was shot mostly on Long Island. Credit: Netflix ...