So it makes perfect sense that we’re now going one step further with Cosmo Reads, a brand-new imprint in partnership with Sourcebooks, the fastest growing book publisher in the United States ...

Shōgun will jump forward a full decade in season 2 Cosmo Jarvis officially signed on for the FX show's next installment today, joining co-star Hiroyuki Sanada.

SHŌGUN Season 2 Confirms Cosmo Jarvis Return, Time Jump, Original Season and More. by Rotem Rusak. Apr 30 2025 • 10:13 AM. FX’s Shgun recently took the TV world by storm.

Cosmo Jarvis, who stars in the series as pilot John Blackthorn, has officially signed on to return to the role for Season 2, as well as to join the team as a co-executive producer, ...

FX’s Shōgun recently took the TV world by storm. So much so that instead of a planned mini-series, Shōgun became a full-fledged TV series with a confirmed season two and three.

FX Shōgun season 2 will return to FX. The network has revealed the production start date, cast, and plot details for the Emmy Award-winning series. Shōgun season 2 will begin production in ...

After being transferred from juvenile to adult prison, Mel Blight (Vincent Miller) is taken under the wing of both Mark Shepard (Cosmo Jarvis), Australia's most despised criminal, and also Warren ...

Military veterans planning to see “Warfare” on the big screen will get a special thanks for their service — in the form of discounted tickets. Beginning this weekend, AMC, Cinemark and Regal ...

SURROUNDED by al-Qaeda fighters, US Navy Seal Ray Mendoza faced a hail of machine gun fire as he helped bring his wounded best pal to an armoured vehicle. But far worse was to follow in the i… ...

I would talk to him about that. My job was to try and calm him down. I wasn’t crying, I was on the radio most of the time. We did a comms course, I said “what you’re about to learn, use that.” ...

Warfare movie review. Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland's new Iraq War thriller, starring Joseph Quinn, Will Poulter and Cosmo Jarvis, will go down as one of the greatest of all time.

Former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza has made his directorial debut with "Warfare," an honest and visceral new movie based on his memories of the Iraq War.