Cynthia Vinney

1 week ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Peacemaker is back, and he’s still willing to cross every line to keep the peace. On Season 2 of “Peacemaker,” John Cena will return as the titular hero, diving headfirst into a world of explosive action, moral gray areas, and chaos only he can survive. DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn created the series, which streams on Max. According to Variety, Gunn penned all eight episodes of the upcoming season. For those hoping to land a role on “Peacemaker” (or a show like it), we’ve got you covered.

1 week ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Anyone who has seen “Bottoms” or “Shiva Baby” knows Rachel Sennott is irreverent, witty, and laugh-out-loud funny. And thanks to HBO, she’ll soon be front and center on her own series. The “Untitled Rachel Sennott Project,” starring, written, and executive produced by Sennott, received a series order in September 2024 after a pilot order in March. It features a breakout ensemble including Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, Miles Robbins, and True Whitaker.

1 week ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

The Beatles are coming to the big screen as you’ve never seen them before. While the Fab Four have had a lot of screen time in the past, Sam Mendes (“American Beauty,” “1917,” “Skyfall”) is putting a new spin on their story. In what the director is calling the “first bingeable theatrical experience,” he will make not one but four movies about the iconic rock group, with each focused on one band member. For those wanting to learn more, we’ve got you covered.

1 week ago | looper.com | Cynthia Vinney

Alfred Hitchcock was known as "the master of suspense" for his clever, intriguing films and meticulous storytelling. Throughout his long career, he gained international acclaim directing over 50 films. The titles here represent just some of his prodigious output. Several of his films have even joined the list of the best movies in history. Despite all this, and despite being nominated five times, Hitchcock never won the Oscar for best director.

1 week ago | backstage.com | Cynthia Vinney

Fans of the beloved video game “The Legend of Zelda” will finally see Link and Zelda on the silver screen. Sony Pictures is teaming up with Nintendo to produce a live-action movie of the long-running video game series that first debuted in 1986. Japanese video game designer and director Shigeru Miyamoto, the mastermind behind the “Zelda” game series, is also on board to produce.