Josh Holloway's 1970s-set crime thriller, "Duster," has been canceled after one season on HBO Max.

If you loved Josh Holloway as Sawyer in "Lost," you need to watch his car-themed crime thriller series "Duster," an ...

Josh Holloway's distinctive red Plymouth has driven its last joyride. "Duster," the 1970s-set series by creators J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan focusing on getaway driver Jim Ellis caught up in a ...

J.J. Abrams' and Josh Holloway's Duster has unfortunately bit the dust. The star and creator's first big reunion since Lost aired its finale 15 years ago has been canceled by HBO Max after only ...

J.J. Abrams teamed up once again with Lost star Josh Holloway to bring a new kind of detective story to HBO. Duster starred Holloway and Rachel Hilson in the 1970s crime thriller. Holloway plays ...

Wow. Duster deserved better. After a five-year runway to produce and air the next collaboration between Lost alums Josh Holloway and J.J. Abrams, HBO Max officially cancelled the ’70s-inspired ...

Duster marked the reunion between Lost and Yellowstone star Josh Holloway and Abrams, who made the new series with LaToya Morgan (Into the Badlands).

Starring: Josh Holloway, Rachel Hilson, Keith David, Corbin Bersen Actually, the show is very compelling with a well-written story arc full of surprises, but the Mopar muscle representation makes ...

Duster, which reunited Lost creator and producer J.J. Abrams and star Josh Holloway, earned a 92 percent from critics and an 83 percent from audiences on the rating platform.

If any of the creative forces behind the HBO series ever wondered if they were properly capturing the vibe of 1970s pulp, all they had to do was turn to cinematographer Paul Elliott for confirmation.

The top creative exec at HBO and HBO Max says he's more concerned about Mike White's safety on 'Survivor' than he is over the return date of his juggernaut drama; confirms Chip and Joanna Gaines' ...

Matt Roush: I agree that Duster was a blast of a joyride and a welcome throwback in style and substance, perfectly suited to Josh Holloway as an escapist vehicle, but to use another auto metaphor ...