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    World War Seven and MindsEye Partner In Cross-Atlantic Roster Swap

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    Two comedy-driven production companies–World War Seven (WW7) in L.A. and London-based MindsEye–have officially joined forces in a new creative partnership. The deal sees each company representing the other’s directorial talent in their respective home markets, with WW7 handling a selection of MindsEye’s directors in the U.S., and MindsEye repping WW7’s full roster in the U.K.

    WW7 will represent Andrew Gaynord, Ben Taylor, Eros V, and Jim Archer in the U.S., while MindsEye brings the full WW7 lineup to the U.K. The companies align on critical core values: original, often risky thinking, high-level cinematic execution, and a shared respect for comedy. “Our shared foundation is the recognition of comedy as an art form, and our excitement to embrace the weirdness,” said WW7 partner and EP Sloane Skala.

    Collectively, the two shops have delivered standout work for global clients like McDonald’s, IKEA, Geico, Taco Bell, Google, Bud Light and Snickers, among many more. The companies and their talent have also helmed award-winning episodic and feature work as well, including Netflix hit Sex Education, and Pavements, the recent lauded hybrid music biopic/concert film directed by Alex Ross Perry.

    Josh Ferrazzano, WW7 co-founder and managing partner, said, “MindsEye feels like our U.K. counterpart–same instincts, same sense of humor, same obsession with doing things differently and at the highest level. It’s like meeting your creative doppelganger…and then deciding to collaborate rather than panic.”

    MindsEye’s CEO and founder Hughie Phillips added, “This partnership marks an exciting new chapter for MindsEye as we step into the U.S. market. With WW7, we’ve found a creative partner who’s just as allergic to boring work as we are. Expect the unexpected!”

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    “Euphoria,” Returning For A 3rd Season, Launched A Generation Of New Stars

    Friday, April 10, 2026

    Few TV shows have served as a launchpad for an array of new talent quite like "Euphoria," which returns for a third season Sunday on HBO Max.

    Premiering in 2019, this is the series that showcased the rising careers of Zendaya, Jacob Elordi and Sydney Sweeney — all of whom have since become bona fide stars.

    The dark suburban teen drama has also featured more established figures like Colman Domingo, who has received two best actor Oscar nominations in the last few years, and the late Eric Dane. And it's given visibility and recognition to other actors: Hunter Schafer, Alexa Demie, Maude Apatow and Barbie Ferreira. Angus Cloud, another of its breakout performers, died in 2023.

    Series creator Sam Levinson says it's a thrill to see many cast members thriving.

    "The thing is when you're casting, every person that walks in, you're hoping this is the person, this is going to be the character," he told The Associated Press at the season premiere. "And sometimes when they do, they walk in, they have the talent, they've got the passion, the enthusiasm for it, and they inspire you.

    "To see them working with such incredible filmmakers like (Christopher) Nolan and (Guillermo) del Toro ... it's just exciting."

    Here's a look at how some of the "Euphoria" stars got their starts — and how they've been keeping busy since we last saw their characters four years ago.

    Zendaya (Rue Bennett) 
    She soared, quite literally, as a trapeze artist in "The Greatest Showman" in 2017, two years before "Euphoria" premiered.

    But Zendaya has soared far higher in the seven years since she first played Rue Bennett.

    The actor began as a Disney Channel star and went on to play MJ in "Spider-Man" movies opposite her... Read More

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