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Sterling K. Brown appeared on The Jennifer Hudson Show and, as he approaches 50, spoke openly about his candid, NSFW bedtime routine: sometimes he goes to bed before his night-owl wife, and other nights he shares intimate time with her to help him wind down for sleep.
Sterling K. Brown revealed on The Jennifer Hudson Show that he sometimes has 'quality time' before bed, including masturbation, prompting laughs from the host and audience as he approaches 50. He also discussed tearing his Achilles after filming Paradise Season 2 and shared details about his wife Ryan Michelle Bathé and their two sons.
Hulu has renewed Paradise for a third season. The post‑apocalyptic drama from Dan Fogelman, led by Sterling K. Brown, has posted strong viewership across its first two seasons (Season 2 at about 30 million hours and Season 1 at about 25 million hours), with nearly 12 billion minutes streamed globally. Season 1 earned four Emmy nominations, and Season 2 is currently streaming on Hulu and Disney+.
Hulu's acclaimed post-apocalyptic thriller Paradise is expected to wrap up with its third season, with creator Dan Fogelman confirming Season 3 is already in development and designed to give all core characters their due, making a Season 4 unlikely.
THR’s interview with Paradise’s creators explains that Season 2 broadens the story from the bunker to the world above, introduces Annie (Shailene Woodley) and Link, and uses flashbacks as Xavier’s quest for his wife drives a two‑timeline narrative. The show is plotting a clear three‑season arc ending with Season 3, while posing philosophical questions about fate vs. chance and mysteries like the identity of Alex. Graceland anchors the new world and returning players like Sinatra and President Cal keep the interconnected cast in play as the series shifts toward a bigger, western‑tinged sci‑fi drama.
Sterling K. Brown and Natasha Rothwell discuss their roles in 'The White Lotus' and 'Paradise,' their careers, and their thoughts on global survival and industry challenges, highlighting their creative processes and personal insights.
Sterling K. Brown, Rita Ora, and John Kim have joined the cast of Amazon MGM Studios' live-action 'Voltron' movie, directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber. The film aims to introduce a new generation of pilots while staying true to the original series' spirit. The cast also includes Daniel Quinn-Toye and Henry Cavill, with production led by Todd Lieberman, Bob Koplar, and David Hoberman.
Sterling K. Brown, Rita Ora, and John Kim have joined the cast of the live-action adaptation of 'Voltron,' directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber for Amazon MGM Studios. The film, based on the 1980s mecha anime series, will also feature Henry Cavill and newcomer Daniel Quinn-Toye. Production is set to begin in December in Australia, with Thurber promising to stay true to the original series while introducing a new generation of pilots.
Disney+/Hulu has released a teaser showcasing its 2025 slate, featuring first looks at returning series like The Bear Season 4 and new series such as Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth. The sizzle reel also highlights Chad Powers, a comedy starring Glen Powell, and Good American Family, starring Ellen Pompeo. Additionally, it previews Sterling K. Brown's new series Paradise and the final season of The Handmaid's Tale.
Netflix's new sci-fi film "Atlas," directed by Brad Peyton, stars Jennifer Lopez and Sterling K. Brown in a story about trust and AI paranoia. Lopez plays AI specialist Atlas Shepherd, who joins a mission to hunt a rogue android terrorist. Both actors discuss the emotional depth and relevance of the film, with Lopez highlighting the personal journey of learning to trust again. The film, which features intense action and emotional storytelling, is now available on Netflix.
At the Human Rights Campaign gala in Los Angeles, Jean Smart and Sterling K. Brown were honored for their LGBTQ allyship, with Smart receiving the National Equality Award and Brown receiving the Ally for Equality Award. First Lady Dr. Jill Biden delivered the keynote speech, emphasizing the importance of LGBTQ rights and praising the progress made under President Biden's administration. The event also saw a brief interruption by protestors calling for a Gaza ceasefire, but the evening's overarching theme centered on the importance of voting and continuing to push forward for LGBTQ rights.
Jean Smart and Sterling K. Brown were honored at the 2024 Los Angeles Human Rights Campaign Dinner, where First Lady Dr. Jill Biden delivered a keynote speech. Biden addressed LGBTQ+ issues and victories, while Smart expressed her gratitude for being considered a "gay icon" and shared personal experiences with the LGBTQ+ community. Brown emphasized the interconnectedness of LGBTQ+ rights and racial justice, and the event also featured speeches from other notable figures and served as a fundraiser for the organization.
Sterling K. Brown and his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, expressed their admiration for Halle Bailey's performance in "The Little Mermaid" at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, bringing Bailey to tears. Brown praised Bailey's representation and talent, while Bathe emotionally shared her joy at seeing someone like them represented in the film. Bailey, nominated for "The Color Purple," expressed gratitude for the compliments and shared her first-time experience at the SAG Awards.
Sterling K. Brown predicts he won't win the Oscar for best supporting actor, expressing admiration for fellow nominee Robert Downey Jr. and suggesting Colman Domingo as a likely winner. Despite encouragement from others, Brown is content with the nomination and praises the script of his film, American Fiction, for challenging the industry's portrayal of Black life.
Sterling K. Brown, nominated for an Oscar for his role in "American Fiction," believes he won't win and is content with that, acknowledging Robert Downey Jr.'s deserving talent. Brown also predicts Colman Domingo will win for best actor in a leading role. This is Brown's first Academy Award nomination, and he's grateful for the recognition. Variety's senior awards editor also predicts a win for Downey Jr. The 96th Academy Awards will air on March 10.