The dark legacies of Texas cults, like the Branch Davidians and Heaven's Gate, reveal chilling connections to The Lonestar ...

Who was the eponymous Reverend Jim Jones, notorious leader of the cult? What did the Peoples Temple believe in? How and why did they make the journey from Indiana to California to Guyana?

Bill Hader and Daniel Zelman are writing the series, which will follow the collapse and rise of Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple, famous for the 1978 Guyana mass murder-suicide. Hader and Zelman ...

Bill Hader is co-writing a Jonestown-centered drama series in development at HBO, with plans to also direct and potentially take on the lead role of cult leader Jim Jones. There’s no official ...

Variety has learned exclusively that Hader and Daniel Zelman are currently developing an HBO series centered on Jim Jones and the infamous events at the Peoples Temple Agricultural Project ...

A series about the Rev. Jim Jones, the charismatic cult leader behind the 1978 mass-murder suicide at the Peoples Temple Agricultural Project (aka Jonestown) in the Guyanese jungle, is in ...

the site of the infamous 1978 massacre of more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple led by Jim Jones. Hader is also set to direct and could star in the project as well, should it go forward.

Bill Hader is teaming up with HBO to develop a new series focused on Jim Jones and the infamous Peoples Temple Agricultural Project, also known as Jonestown. Hader, who is also being eyed to ...

Jim Jones was a complex man. A sideburned communist and occasional Methodist minister, fond of tinted glasses, he founded his own pseudo-church in Indianapolis in the late 1950s, the Peoples ...

(CNN) — Fifty years ago, parishioners from Jim Jones’ Peoples Temple in San Francisco began ... back in the news and the subject of a recent documentary, but it’s hard to imagine what ...

The site of one of the 20th century’s most infamous mass murders may soon become a tourist attraction: Should private tour operators get their way, Jonestown will be open to curious and macabre ...