Stephen Porzio is a journalist at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including film and cinema, theater, and competitive sports, while also delving into education and continuous learning. Stephen's work has been featured in Her.ie, Lovin, Lovin Dublin, HerFamily.ie, JOE Media, SportsJOE.ie, The London Economic, and JOE.
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Stephen Porzio's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly movies and television, with a notable emphasis on local events and evolving stories. Therefore, reaching out to him with exclusive access or insights into local film screenings, TV premieres, or behind-the-scenes details of movie productions may be effective.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news in the entertainment industry, providing timely updates about upcoming film releases, casting announcements or changes in popular TV series could capture his interest.
As Stephen has a geographic focus on Dublin and Ireland as a whole, pitches related to local cinema events, Irish actors' achievements in the entertainment industry or unique aspects of Irish culture represented in movies may resonate well with him.
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Our TV movie pick for tonight (Saturday, 29 August) is Bone Tomahawk, the incredible 2015 Western thriller.
Aontas, the Irish language heist thriller that will represent Ireland at next year's Oscars, is now available to stream at home for free.
Our TV movie pick for tonight (Sunday, 30 August) is Three Thousand Years of Longing, from director George Miller and star Idris Elba.
The Order, the acclaimed 2024 crime thriller from Justin Kurzel (True History of the Kelly Gang), is now available to stream for free.
JOE spoke with the stars of the crime thriller, which is available to stream in its entirety now.
By: Stephen Porzio
Here's everything we know about what's next for our favourite TV show of 2026. The season one finale of the hit crime thriller Furious is out now.
Our TV movie pick for tonight (Tuesday, 1 September) is Pixie, a fun Ireland-set comedy crime thriller. Olivia Cooke stars.
Crá, the hit Irish-language mystery crime thriller series, will return with its second season in early November 2026.
The movie is said to have been in the works since the mid-2000s.
Donnie Darko, the legendary indie sci-fi, is getting a sequel novel this year, penned by the movie's writer-director Richard Kelly.
