There won’t be a long wait for the fourth season of FX’s “Atlanta,” but it will be its last.

The Emmy-winning series created by Donald Glover, which begins its third season March 24, will be back in the fall to wrap up the story of Glover’s music manager Earn, rapper Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) and their circle, FX said Thursday.

There was a big gap between season two, which concluded in May 2018, and this season because of scheduling conflicts that delayed production, FX said previously. But the final two seasons have been shot.

On Thursday, Glover said he has no regrets about wrapping the series.

“To be honest, I wanted to end it after season two,” he said during a Q&A with TV critics. “Death is natural ... when the conditions are ripe for something, they happen, and when the conditions aren’t right for it, they don’t happen.”

“I feel like the story was always supposed to be what it was,” Glover said.

Lincoln Center to honor Blanchett: Lincoln Center will honor Cate Blanchett with its 47th Chaplin Award at the arts organization’s annual fundraising gala on April 25. Film at Lincoln Center announced the award for the actor on Friday. “It is our privilege to dedicate an evening of celebration to her, and add one more accolade to her many well-deserved awards,” said Lesli Klainberg, executive director of Film at Lincoln Center, in a statement.

Page pens memoir: Elliot Page is working on a memoir, in which he will write about everything from his Oscar-nominated film career to becoming a prominent transgender person. Flatiron Books announced Thursday that “Pageboy” will be published next year.

“The memoir will delve into Page’s relationship with his body, his experiences as one of the most famous trans people in the world, and will cover mental health, assault, love, relationships, sex and the cesspool that Hollywood can be,” according to Flatiron.

Page, 34, came out as transgender in 2020.

Isaac, Kravitz to host ‘SNL’: A superhero-heavy lineup is headed to “Saturday Night Live.” Oscar Isaac and Zoe Kravitz will host episodes next month, NBC announced Thursday. Isaac, 42, who stars in the upcoming Marvel series “Moon Knight,” will headline the sketch comedy show’s March 5 episode, where he’ll be joined by pop star Charli XCX as the musical guest. Kravitz, 33, who plays Catwoman in the much-anticipated film “The Batman,” will host the March 12 show, with Spanish singer Rosalia performing. It will be the first time hosting for both actors.

Clarkson seeking name change: Multiple outlets report that “American Idol” winner and daytime television host Kelly Clarkson filed court documents on Feb. 14 to change her name to Kelly Brianne. Brianne is her middle name, and one that she wrote “more fully reflects who I am.” The petition comes in the wake of her difficult divorce from Brandon Blackstock. She was declared legally single in September 2021, and also successfully changed her name back to Kelly Clarkson.

Feb. 19 birthdays: Singer Smokey Robinson is 82. Guitarist Tony Iommi is 74. Actor Jeff Daniels is 67. Actor Leslie David Baker is 64. Singer Seal is 59. Actor Justine Bateman is 56. Actor Benicio Del Toro is 55. Actor Bellamy Young is 52. Actor Haylie Duff is 37. Actor Victoria Justice is 29. Actor Millie Bobby Brown is 18.