Sterling K. Brown told PEOPLE he would be 'beyond flattered' to be in contention for the annual Sexiest Man Alive title while attending an FYC event for his series 'Paradise' on March 7.

When is Paradise season 2 coming to Hulu? Series creator and showrunner Dan Fogelman has weighed in on the future of the wild Sterling K. Brown drama series.

Sterling K. Brown, the star of Hulu’s postapocalyptic drama “Paradise,” talks about that explosive “Day One” episode, and what’s next for this season.

Sterling K. Brown is thriving in his career with the Hulu series Paradise, and he has a whopping net worth to match! What Is Sterling K. Brown’s Net Worth? Sterling has an estimated net worth of $10 million,

SPOILER ALERT! This story contains details from the season one finale of Paradise on Hulu. Dan Fogelman’s political thriller starring Sterling K. Brown wrapped its eight-episode first season March 4 with some much-needed answers to several burning questions.

The Sterling K. Brown-led show was an absolutely perfect blend of storytelling, suspense, doom, hope and upending the status quo.

Paradise, the thrilling drama starring leading man Sterling K. Brown, will see a second season on the Hulu streaming network.

There’s a lot of me in Cal. There’s a lot of his playfulness, his spirit. He gets a bit darker than I do,” James Marsden said about “Paradise.”

In Jane Wii trust. As Paradise viewers learned over the course of the Hulu drama’s first season, Nicole Brydon Bloom’s Jane is not to be messed with. The character, who started as a seemingly meek Secret Service agent of questionable talent,

Brown certainly does not crumble when it comes to portraying Agent Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent assigned to protect former President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), in Hulu’s drama “Paradise.” After his boss is found dead, he attempts to discover who is behind the murder.

This article contains major spoilers from “The Man Who Kept The Secrets,” the Season 1 finale of “Paradise,” now streaming on Hulu. The first season of “Paradise” officially came to an end on March 4,

Sterling K. Brown is set to narrate an upcoming documentary honoring the history of Black coaches in the NFL. The news was announced at SXSW on March 8 by Tarana Harris Mayes, the director and producer of “Better Than They Found It: Black Coaches Who Shaped The Modern NFL.