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Tapping into the story. Sarah Shahi has never played a character like Billie, the woman she portrays on Netflix’s Sex/Life who is seemingly in the perfect marriage but finds herself wondering what could have been.

Netflix just dropped the sizzling trailer for the new series “Sex/Life”.

What happens when you get married and you leave behind the wild life you lived in your younger years in favor of raising a family and having the white picket fence, suburban lifestyle? Well, in “Sex/Life,” it leads to a lot of fantasizing.

Steve Howey and wife Sarah Shahi finalized their divorce on January 29, 2021, Us Weekly can exclusively reveal.

A post shared by Hiram Garcia (@hhgarcia41)“Black Adam” tells the tale of one of the predecessors of the DC superhero Shazam, who has appeared in comics as both Shazam’s archenemy and an antihero trying to redeem himself after wrecking devastation across the universe for thousands of years.

Aldis Hodge has been cast as Hawkman, Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher and Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone.Sarah Shahi has also been cast as Adrianna Tomaz and Marwan Kenzari is in talks to play the villain.The first look at how the Justice Society will appear onscreen came on last summer during Warner Bros.’ virtual Comic-Con alternative, DC FanDome, courtesy of two “Black Adam” teasers introduced by Johnson.

Aldis Hodge has been cast as Hawkman, Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher and Quintessa Swindell as Cyclone. Hawkman, Atom Smasher, and Cyclone are members of the Justice Society.  Sarah Shahi has also been cast as Adrianna Tomaz.The first look at how the Justice Society will appear onscreen came on last summer during Warner Bros.’ virtual Comic-Con alternative, DC FanDome, courtesy of two “Black Adam” teasers introduced by Johnson.

The Justice Society of America has added yet another member to the ranks for Dwayne Johnson‘s DC Comics film “Black Adam.” Actress Quintessa Swindell has landed the part of Maxine Hunkell aka Cyclone, the granddaughter of the Red Tornado. The news first revealed by The Hollywood Reporter was later confirmed by a social media post from star/producer Dwayne Johnson on Twitter.

DC Universe’s Black Adam is adding to their already star-studded cast with Quintessa Swindell.

Quintessa Swindell has joined the cast of New Line/DC’s Black Adam which is set to go into production in Georgia early next year. She’ll play Cyclone aka Maxine Hunkel in the Dwayne Johnson movie. Cycline is a junior member of the Justice Society with the power to manipulate wind and sound. She joins previously announced that Aldis Hodge as Hawkman and Noah Centineo as Atom Smasher who are also members of DC’s Justice Society. Sarah Shahi has also been cast.

Sarah Shahi is joining the cast!

It’s rare nowadays to have a major comic book film almost on the verge of production but still not have a release date. Normally, Warner Bros, Disney, and other studios make sure to stake claim to a release date well before production is even considered.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSarah Shahi has joined Dwayne Johnson in New Line/DC’s upcoming superhero film “Black Adam.”Shahi will play a university professor and freedom fighter leading the resistance in the fictional nation of Kahndaq.

Steve Howey and Sarah Shahi have broken up after 11 years of marriage. The pair - who have son William Wolf, 10, and five-year-old twins Violet Moon and Knox Blue together - have called time on their relationship, and insisted they will be focused on "co-parenting" their children.

Steve Howey and Sarah Shahi are calling it quits on their marriage, 11 years after tying the knot.

Steve Howey and Sarah Shahi have called it quits after 11 years of marriage, Us Weekly can exclusively reveal.According to legal docs obtained by Us, Shahi, 40, filed in Los Angeles on May 4 citing irreconcilable differences. She listed the date of separation as April 14.Howey, 42, met Shahi when she guest-starred on an episode of his former series Reba in 2004.

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Sarah Shahi has been cast in the lead role of the upcoming Netflix dramedy series “Sex/Life,” Variety has learned.