The mystery surrounding the death of the president and the construction of a strange underground city is about to extend for another year: Hulu has renewed Paradise for a second season.

Sterling K. Brown and Da’Vine Joy Randolph are set to join Cathy Yan’s intriguing new project, The Gallerist. This darkly comedic film, will be independently financed by MRC, explores the desperate schemes of a gallerist attempting to sell a corpse at Art Basel Miami. Brown, an Emmy winner (American Fiction), and Randolph, an Oscar winner (The Holdovers), bring their star power to a stellar ensemble cast that also includes Zach Galifianakis (Only Murders in the Building), Daniel Brühl (The Franchise), Charli XCX (I Want Your Sex), and Catherine Zeta-Jones (Wednesday).

Hulu has released the highly anticipated trailer for Paradise, a gripping drama series from Dan Fogelman (This Is Us). Starring Sterling K. Brown, the series centers on the head of the Secret Service detail (Brown) tasked with protecting the President, played by James Marsden. But the stakes escalate quickly, as the trailer hints at a shocking murder—of the President himself—with Brown’s character as a potential suspect.

Amazon MGM Orion Pictures has begun production on Is God Is, a film adaptation of Aleshea Harris's Obie-winning play. The story centers on twin sisters Racine and Anaia, portrayed by Kara Young (I’m a Virgo) and Mallori Johnson (Kindred), who bear both physical scars and deep-seated trauma. Living on the fringes of society, their lives shift when they learn their bedridden mother has survived and reveals a haunting truth—their father, who scarred them and left her incapacitated, is still alive. With her final wish for revenge, the sisters must decide whether to confront or forgive the man who destroyed their family.