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It’s wild to think that Jim and Pam, the all-time favorite TV couple from NBC’s smash hit The Office, weren’t actually in love in real life! Played by Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski, their on-screen romance still melts hearts to this day.

Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski as Pam Beesly and Jim Halpert in The Office | Credits: NBC

Here’s what Jenna Fischer revealed about working alongside Krasinski and just how “in love” they really were, on set, at least!

Was Jenna Fischer Really in Love with John Krasinski on The Office?

Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski never dated in real life, but their on-screen chemistry as Jim and Pam on The Office defined #CoupleGoals for an entire generation. Fans saw them as soulmates, the kind of love everyone dreams of finding.

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Casual moviegoers might be familiar with Denis Villeneuve for the Dune franchise, but the filmmaker has long been lauded for his depth, precision, and casting decisions in some of the most acclaimed works. Take, for example, Emily Blunt in the 2015 action thriller Sicario, where her portrayal of a determined FBI agent captivated audiences with the balancing between fierceness and fragility.

Acclaimed filmmaker Denis Villeneuve. | image: Film at Lincoln Center.

According to Denis Villeneuve, he saw right through Emily Blunt’s ability to strike a balance between her femininity and brutality, after watching her previous works. And this particular skill is what landed her the iconic role. But while Villeneuve’s praise of Blunt’s femininity served her performance in Sicario, it might have led to an unexpected consequence to her role as Black Widow, had she landed it.

Denis Villeneuve Chose Emily Blunt for Sicario for Her Femininity and Vulnerability...

Here’s some news that comes sealed with a Kiss: Xo, Kitty finally has a return date.

Netflix’s teen dramedy — which released its first season back in May 2023 — will be back for Season 2 on Thursday, Jan. 16, the streamer has announced.

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A spinoff of Netflix’s To All the Boys film series, Xo, Kitty stars Anna Cathcart as Katherine “Kitty” Song Covey, now a...

Even though the scenery might be changing a little bit for Emily in the next season, her adventures abroad in romance and career aren't over yet. Following the two-part release of season 4 in August and September 2024, Emily in Paris will be back for season 5!

The popular Netflix original romantic comedy series, which was nominated for Outstanding Comedy Series at the Emmys for its first season, debuted its strike-delayed fourth season leading up to the fall season. Season 4's highly anticipated return arrived nearly two years after season 3 dropped, but the drama-filled season was more than worth the wait.

In Emily in Paris season 4, the aftermath of Gabriel and Camille's jilted wedding reverberated through their group, with Emily still reeling from the pregnancy reveal and Alfie breaking up with her. While she and Gabriel finally gave their romantic relationship a go, they got lost in translation, and Emily's trip to...

Emily in Paris: Is the Hit Netflix Show Returning to France in Season 5? - Main Image

One of the burning questions that Emily in Paris fans have is whether the titular character will return to France in the upcoming season 5 of the hit series.

The fourth season finale ended with Emily moving to Rome, which puts the show's future in question considering that the title is strongly linked to Paris and made some fans wonder if they will rebrand it to "Emily in Rome."

Is Emily Returning to Paris in Emily in Paris Season 5?

A recent report confirmed that Emily in Paris is still set to film in Paris, France when season 5 begins production in the first week of May next year.

The series will also be partly shot in Rome, Italy given that the titular character will be living there when we see her at the beginning of the next season.

Gabriel will appear in the next season of Netflix’s Emily in Paris — despite the fact that portrayer Lucas Bravo recently grumbled to the press about his character having “slowly turned into guacamole.”

In fact, not only will Bravo be back when Emily in Paris begins filming Season 5 in May (in Paris France and Rome, Italy), Gabriel’s Michelin-rated Parisian restaurant will serve as one of the backdrops, sources tell our sister site Variety.

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Lucas Bravo sparked concern that he’d be exiting Emily in Paris as hot French chef Gabriel ahead of the show’s fifth season.

A report claimed he was considering leaving the Netflix TV show behind, despite his character’s season four revelation that he wants to be with Emily.

Now, we have more info.

Keep reading to find out more…

Variety is reporting that Lucas will be returning for the show’s fifth season and his restaurant will serve as a main location for the new eps!

A source shared that Lucas was hoping his chef character would more closely resemble another famed TV chef – Carmy from The Bear. The source added that he grew out his hair with hopes to have a similar career trajectory as Jeremy Allen White, the star of The Bear.

The show will film in Paris – as well as Rome – beginning in May of...

Emma MacKay is set to star alongside Glen Powell (The Running Man) and Jenna Ortega (Wednesday) in the new mystery box movie from J.J. Abrams. The actress is best known for starring in Netflix’s Sex Education, which wrapped up its four-season run last year.

Plot details are being kept under wraps (big surprise). It was previously speculated that the film would involve time travel, but sources have said that’s not the case. Damn you, mystery box! The project is expected to kick off production next year with Abrams directing from a script he wrote. He will also produce through his Bad Robot banner. This will mark Abrams’ first feature film since Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, which was released in 2019.

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Emma Mackey is getting put in a mystery box.

The “Sex Education” and “Barbie” breakout is joining Glen Powell and Jenna Ortega in lead roles in J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Warner Bros. feature, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Details of Abrams’ first film since “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” are being kept mysterious — all we really know about it is that it won’t involve time travel. It will be the box-office-dominating writer-director-producer’s first film not based on I.P. since 2011’s “Super 8.” Abrams’ company Bad Robot is producing.

Mackey is a rising star who made her debut in Netflix’s comedy series “Sex Education” in 2019. She earned a BAFTA nomination for her performance as entrepreneurial high school student Maeve Wiley in the hit series. She also appeared in “Barbie,” the biggest film of 2023, as Physicist Barbie, a role that played up her physical resemblance to Margot Robbie.

British actress Emma Mackey (“Barbie”) has landed the female lead opposite Glen Powell in J.J. Abrams’ forthcoming, untitled Warner Bros. movie.

Details about both Mackey’s role and the project in general are being kept under wraps. The film also stars Jenna Ortega.

Not much is known about Abrams’ new film except that it is not a time travel movie (as had been previously speculated) and that Abrams both wrote the script and will be directing. The project will be produced by Abrams and his production company Bad Robot.

Mackey, who first broke out with her role as Maeve Wiley on Netflix’s “Sex Education,” most recently starred in Greta Gerwig’s Oscar-winning “Barbie.” She is also the 2023 recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award,

Other credits include playing famed novelist and poet Emily Brontë in Frances O’Connor’s Warner Bros drama “Emily,” and Kenneth Branagh’s “Death on the Nile.

Emma Mackey, the British actress best known for her work in Netflix’s Sex Education, has nabbed the female lead in J.J. Abrams’ untitled feature at Warner Bros.

The actress, who appeared as a Barbie in the studio’s billion-dollar grossing Barbie last year, will now join Glen Powell and Jenna Ortega in what is described as being a trifecta of leads.

Abrams wrote the script for the feature, whose logline and description is being kept in the mystery box. At one point it was speculated to involve time travel, but sources say that is not the case.

Abrams’ Bad Robot is producing.

The project has been percolating for months (Powell signed on back in May) but is finally heading before cameras early next year.

Mackey has been on a slingshot trajectory the past few years. Among her recent work has been starring as the titular character in Emily,...

BAFTA winner Emma Mackey (Barbie) is set to star opposite new A-listers Glen Powell and Jenna Ortega in J.J. Abrams’ still-untitled mystery movie for Warner Bros and his Bad Robot, Deadline has learned.

Mackey’s role is under wraps, as is the film’s plot, though we hear it’s not a time-travel film, as some have conjectured. Abrams will direct from his own script, with Bad Robot producing.

A 2023 recipient of BAFTA’s Rising Star Award, Mackey has most recently seen in Greta Gerwig’s Oscar-winning Warner Bros phenom Barbie, prior to that taking on the lead as famed novelist and poet Emily Brontë in Frances O’Connor’s Warner Bros drama Emily. Breaking out with her role as Maeve Wiley on Netflix’s Sex Education, Mackey has also previously been seen in Kenneth Branagh’s Death on the Nile. Upcoming, she’ll star opposite Fiona Shaw, Vicky Krieps...

Netflix’s decision to break up some of its scripted shows can translate to more series views even with less total time spent on some shows.

Season four of Netflix’s YA drama Outer Banks debuted at the top of the streamer’s TV charts for the week of Oct. 7, racking up 62.3 million hours of viewing worldwide. It was a strong showing — particularly considering it was only for half a season, in keeping with Netflix’s strategy of splitting some of its more popular scripted shows into two parts and releasing them about a month apart.

Here’s the rub, though: That 62.3 million hours of viewing for Outer Banks was about 60 percent less than the opening week for season three, which had just under 155 million hours for a full-season binge release. A similar pattern holds across several popular Netflix series whose most recent seasons were split into multiple parts: Fewer...

When Netflix launched as a streaming platform, one of the most thrilling innovations was making whole TV seasons available at once. At first, these were older shows that had already aired in the traditional fashion, and had been licensed from the studios that produced them. But when Netflix started making its own original series, those would also premiere every episode of a new season simultaneously — waiting a week for your story to continue was a relic of the 20th century!

Soon, however, the downside of having super-users marathon six or 10 or 13 episodes in a weekend became clear: Publicity and social media buzz around a new title quickly burned itself out, and both high- and low-quality shows turned into an undifferentiated mass of content, constantly achurn. In more recent years, Netflix tried to put the content toothpaste back in the tube, slowing down the episode drops for select titles — a few...

Emily in Paris is one of the best shows on Netflix and has been since the series premiered in October 2020. Since then, we've seen four seasons of the hit Netflix original series starring Lily Collins. The most recent season, Emily in Paris season 4, was released in two parts in August and September 2024, respectively. There's been a lot of talk lately about Emily in Paris season 5, which was announced via Netflix this fall.

Because this show is so popular and beloved and because we have so long to wait until season 5 premieres, fans are looking for new shows like Emily in Paris to watch while they wait. And, we don't blame them. There are some long gaps between seasons of Emily in Paris, as we've seen over the last few years.

We shared a list of five good shows like Emily in Paris that should help hold fans over until the...

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Adria Arjona is quickly becoming one of the most prominent names in Hollywood and after her beloved roles as Bix Caleen in Star Wars: Andor and Madison Figueroa Masters in Hit Man, she has proven herself to be more than a capable performer. The Puerto Rican actress began her acting career with small television roles in Emily and True Detective but is now getting lead roles because of her talent. So, if you also love Arjona’s performances here are the 7 best movies and TV shows starring Adria Arjona.

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Triple Frontier is an action-adventure film directed by J.C. Chandor who also co-wrote the film with Mark Boal. The 2018 film revolves around five friends who are also former special forces operatives as they reunite to take down a South American drug lord and steal...

On Monday November 4 2024, CBS broadcasts The Drew Barrymore Show!

Emily Osment and Montana Jordan; Southern Cooking With Kardea Brown Season 5 Episode 82 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” promises to be an exciting one. Titled “Emily Osment and Montana Jordan; Southern Cooking With Kardea Brown,” this episode features two familiar faces from the popular spinoff “Young Sheldon.” Emily Osment and Montana Jordan will join Drew Barrymore for a fun and lively conversation.

Emily Osment is known for her roles in various TV shows and movies, while Montana Jordan has gained recognition for his performance in “Georgie and Mandy’s First Marriage.” Both actors bring their unique charm and energy to the show, making for an entertaining segment. Fans can look forward to hearing them share stories from their careers and experiences in the entertainment industry.

In addition to the engaging chat with Osment and Jordan, the episode will also highlight chef Kardea Brown.

Charm drips from every single frame of Melanie Laurent’s 2024 film, Freedom (or Libre in Spanish). Most of the credit for that goes to its lead star, Lucas Bravo of Emily in Paris fame. I am unfamiliar with the Netflix show, but if this movie is anything to go by, the guy is a proper movie star, having both the looks to bring the house down and acting chops to keep you glued to your seat. Laurent has mounted Freedom in a very hyper-stylized manner, that it almost feels like watching a James Bond movie from back in the day. Except Bond is the suave criminal here, and this is a true story. Bruno Sulak, on whom Freedom is based, used to be known as the ‘gentleman robber’ for always maintaining a non-violent approach. We’re going to look into the true story before discussing Freedom‘s ending.

Spoilers Ahead...

Lucas Bravo is getting candid about his thoughts on the direction his Emily in Paris character, Gabriel, is going.

The actor previously told The Hollywood Reporter that he was hoping for some growth for Gabriel in season five of the Netflix series because “he made a few choices that made me kind of grow away from him. We were very much alike in season one, but now, I don’t really know. I think I feel like he needs to get his shit together.”

In a more recent conversation with IndieWire tied to his upcoming film Freedom from Mélanie Laurent, the Ticket to Paradise actor expanded on that sentiment, explaining that he isn’t very proud of the choices the “sexy chef” has been making.

“I’ve never been so far away from him,” Bravo told the publication. “As they made him kind of unaware of his surroundings, of the dynamic,...

Emily in Paris: Will Lucas Bravo Return in Season 5? Actor Expresses Uncertainty - Main Image

As we're heading to the highly-anticipated season 5 of Emily in Paris, Lucas Bravo is feeling uncertainty regarding his future in the hit Netflix series.

Long-time viewers of Emily in Paris know that Bravo's character "sexy chef" Gabriel has been a staple of the series as he's caught up in a will they/won't they relationship with Emily Cooper.

Lucas Bravo Gets Candid on His Emily in Paris Role

In a recent interview, Bravo gets candid on his experience working in Emily in Paris and how his character Gabriel has been treated in the recent seasons.

While he is indebted to the series for giving him worldwide recognition, he felt that the series has evolved differently beyond what was originally intended.

"The ‘sexy chef’ was very much part of me in Season 1 and we...

It might be au revoir to Emily in Paris for Lucas Bravo. The 36-year-old French actor is over the “lack of communication” keeping his character, Gabriel, and Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) apart. So much, in fact, that he’s ready for acting jobs outside the Netflix original series as Gabriel and Emily’s “archaic” storyline continues.

Gabriel and Emily’s ‘lack of communication’ is dated to Lucas Bravo

Bravo didn’t hold back in an interview with French publication Le Figaro. The Emily in Paris star, who has played Gabriel since the show began in 2020, shared his frustration about Emily and Gabriel’s romance in season 4, which hit Netflix in August 2024.

“Everything is based on a lack of communication,” he told the publication (via The Independent). Remember when Gabriel ditched skiing newbie Emily on the slopes? Or when he argued with her in French as she stood by unsure of what he said?...

Lucas Bravo is questioning how much freedom he has on “Emily in Paris” – and whether or not he wants to return to the hit Netflix series for its fifth season.

Bravo told IndieWire while promoting Mélanie Laurent’s true crime film “Freedom” that while he is indebted to “Emily in Paris” for marking his breakout role as chef Gabriel, he thinks his character has been “slowly turned into guacamole.”

And the food parallels don’t stop there: According to Bravo, the Lily Collins-led show has become rife with narrative “souffles,” or a “lack of risk” with the character arcs. In turn, Bravo doesn’t recognize both the show and the character he first signed up to play.

“The ‘sexy chef’ was very much part of me in Season 1 and we grew apart season after season because of the choices he makes and because of the direction they make him take.

As Emily in Paris fans know and have been anxiously awaiting, the hit Netflix original romantic comedy series was renewed for season 5 back in September. The renewal arrived not long after the season 4 finale, which perfectly set up the next season with Emily's new life in Rome with Marcello and her old life in Paris with Gabriel trying to get her back.

Well, Emily potentially won't have to worry about being wooed by her recent past in season 5 based on an new interview from Gabriel actor Lucas Bravo. While promoting his new movie Libre, Bravo spoke with the French publication Figaro TV Magazine and expressed his newfound disinterest in his role on Emily in Paris. Will he leave the show?

Nothing's official regarding a possible departure from the series, but the actor's latest interview paints a pretty obvious picture about where he stands with the Netflix series that helped launch his career.

The Real Housewives of Orange County star Emily Simpson is now speaking out about a “traumatizing” miscarriage she went through. It turns out that Emily actually lost twins. This isn’t easy when it happens to anyone and Emily is now sharing her story.

Emily Simpson Shares Her Miscarriage Story

This past week Emily was on Scheana Shay’s “Scheananigans” podcast and opened up about a hard time in her life. Emily shared a story that happened 15 years ago, but this isn’t something that her fans knew about her already. It had to be hard to open up. Here is what Emily Simpson revealed:

“When [my husband] Shane and I first got married 15 years ago, we started trying to have kids pretty early because I was 32 at the time,” Emily shared. “I remember at 32 thinking, like, ‘My clock is ticking.’

I had multiple miscarriages — I don’t even know how many at this point,...

Lucas Bravo became a fan-favorite actor for his portrayal of Gabriel in Netflix’s hit series Emily in Paris.

The 36-year-old French star joined the show in its first season, playing the dreamy chef who falls for the titular character, played by Lily Collins.

Following news that the show was renewed for a fifth season last month, fans might be wondering if Lucas will return as Gabriel with the rest of the cast. In fact, Us Weekly reported that he was seemingly considering moving on.

However, in a new interview Lucas addressed his plans with the show. While he did admit to having some hesitations about Gabriel’s character development, he was very clear about his future on the show.

Keep reading to find out more…

Speaking to Telegraph, Lucas said that he was tempted to move on for a “tiny moment” when his character’s story got a little down.

Based on the game The Werewolves of Millers Hollow, the French Netflix Original Family Pack is a comedy of errors time travel film that surprisingly has a lot of heart to it. I suppose you could say the same about Jumanji, a film that certainly feels like it inspired this one, but because of one thing only, people play a game and then get transported to a different time. Family Pack follows Jerome and his family, a mixed bag of chips, who are all uninterested in this game he wants to play. Still, Jerome hands out the cards to his family members in the hope that they can actually do something together for once, but his father, who has Alzheimer’s, doesn’t remember the rules that Jerome was expecting him to, so the family doesn’t really get to play. When Jerome puts the cards back and shuts the wooden game board,...

Netflix expects its programming slate to return to close to normalcy in 2025, after saying its 2024 slate was “patchier than normal” due to the Hollywood strikes.

Speaking on Netflix’s third-quarter earnings call, co-ceo Ted Sarandos said some of its popular shows including Cobra Kai and Emily in Paris as well as newer shows such as Perfect Couple and Nobody Wants This were initially scheduled to air “much earlier in the year” but were delayed due to impacts from the strike.

“The first half of this year, our lineup was much lumpier than we liked and that was primarily because of the work stoppage,” Sarandos said. “It did hit [the U.S., Canada and Australia] the hardest, but there were some effects of that felt in production around the world.”

The company is now moving closer to a “more normalized output schedule,” with television series more on track than film, Sarandos said, but neither area is yet fully recovered.

Ah, the world of Netflix’s Emily in Paris! It’s a delightful feast for the eyes, with not two but three main characters. Yes, we have our lead, Emily Cooper, and the enchanting city of Paris, but let’s be honest—Emily’s wardrobe is the real showstopper here. If clothes could talk, we bet they’d have their own spin-off series by now! Now let’s talk about the woman behind the fabulous outfits: Lily Collins, who embodies the audacious Emily.

Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credit: Netflix

This enchanting English-American actress rose to fame with her feature film debut in 2009’s The Blind Side, and since then, she’s been on a meteoric rise, or should we say, she’s been en Vogue.

And since 2020, she’s been painting Paris red—or whatever color matches her fabulous ensembles—as the super stylist marketing executive we all love,...

French President Emmanuel Macron said he would fight to make sure Netflix’s hit series Emily in Paris returns to France after the season ended with Emily in Rome.

“We will fight hard. And we will ask them to remain in Paris! Emily in Paris in Rome doesn’t make sense,” Macron said in an interview published on Wednesday.

In the fourth season of the series, Emily, played by actress Lily Collins, left behind the City of Lights for the Eternal City.

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The show, one of Netflix’s biggest hits, has been renewed for a fifth season, although some Paris natives have criticized the series for its stereotypical depiction of Parisians.

Macron, on the other hand, would beg to differ.

“I think it’s good for the image of France. Emily in Paris...

The top two streaming titles from the first week of September held their spots in the second week — and both improved on their debut showings.

Netflix’s limited series The Perfect Couple and its movie Rebel Ridge ranked first and second overall on Nielsen’s streaming charts for the week of Sept. 9-15, just as they did over the prior seven days. The Perfect Couple drew 1.97 billion minutes of viewing time (up a bit from 1.91 bilion), and Rebel Ridge grew to 1.28 billion minutes from 1.11 billion for its premiere week.

Also showing significant growth: Hulu’s unscripted show The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, which improved by 78 percent week to week and broke into the overall top 10 with 729 million minutes of viewing. Prime Video’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (747 million minutes) fell off some after two weeks over 1 billion minutes. Emily in Paris (708 million) moved back...

The Mayor of Rome has a message for President Emmanuel Macron of France: “You really cannot intimidate or interfere with Netflix production plans for the next season of Emily in Paris. It is just not done,” Roberto Gualtieri tells The Hollywood Reporter Roma.

Gualtieri, a man who says he loves Paris and is great friends with Anne Hidalgo, the Mayor of Paris, was more than a trifle miffed on Wednesday morning when President Macron announced to Variety that he planned to “fight hard” to keep the popular Emily from migrating permanently from the City of Lights to The Eternal City.

Netflix has already made clear that Emily will be enjoying a Roman holiday of sorts in the fifth season, but the Gallic pride of Macron appears to have been mortally wounded.

Macron said on Wednesday that he and his wife love the series. Brigitte Macron, the First Lady, even made...

Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson scared her fans when she randomly posted a cryptic message about her daughter Ricki. After fans voiced their concerns Emily went to social media to explain. What did she say that had everyone thinking something horrible had happened? Keep reading to find out more.

Emily Maynard Johnson Had Fans Concerned About Ricki

Bachelorette Emily Maynard Johnson had fans worried that something bad had happened to her oldest daughter Ricki. The concern began when Emily posted on Instagram Stories about how much she misses her daughter.

She said, “Missing my girl so much it hurts my heart in a physical way. I love you all the way to heaven Kiki @rickihendrickk.” She posted this with a selfie of her and Ricki.

However, fans took what she said completely wrong and began wondering if there had been a tragedy. Many believed Ricki had died.

Emily Maynard and Ricki...

Even though spooky season has likely commenced for a fair amount of fall and Halloween devotees, it's still the last weekend of September. On the list of Netflix new releases this week, there weren't too many spooky options to get into the spirit of the incoming autumnal festivities, but there are still plenty of options to add to your watch list this weekend.

While Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, Uglies, The Perfect Couple, Rebel Ridge, and Emily in Paris remain staples in the top 10 most popular rankings on Netflix going into the weekend, the week also brought so newbies to add to your watch list: documentary series Mr. McMahon, coming-of-age series Penelope, and documentaries Jailbreak: Love on the Run and Will & Harper.

Need a helping hand to guide your Netflix watch list this weekend? Here are three of the biggest new releases of the week. Which ones are worth watching,...

More adaptations of Elin Hildebrand’s addictive beach reads are seemingly on their way, which spells good news for fans of the delectable six-episode Netflix adaptation of her murder mystery The Perfect Couple.

Since landing on Netflix on September 5, The Perfect Couple has exceeded expectations, not only racking up sizable viewership on the streamer but also going viral on social media for its wacky, tonally different opening credit dance sequence.

The series tallied 10.4M views in its second full week on the streamer from September 16 to 22, coming in second place among TV, bested only by Ryan Murphy’s true crime drama Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, which launched last Wednesday. It even beat Season 4B of Emily in Paris, which had its first full week of availability. That’s after it easily stole the top spot on the last two lists, accumulating more than 20M views in its debut weekend.

Emerald Fennell has found her Cathy and Heathcliff. The “Saltburn” and “Promising Young Woman” director had set up an adaptation of Emily Brontë’s “Wuthering Heights” at MRC, and now it’s full speed into the moors as Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi have joined the project in the lead roles of the doomed lovers.

Elordi is reuniting with Fennell after starring in her nuclear reactor of a social media buzz generator “Saltburn” in 2023, with Robbie’s LuckyChap producing for MRC. LuckyChap produced both “Saltburn” and Fennell’s Oscar-winning debut “Promising Young Woman.”

The film is now in pre-production, gearing up for a UK shoot in 2025. Fennell had already teased the project in a cryptic way, with an Instagram post featuring the title and the tagline “Be with me always. Take any form. Drive me mad.”

Emily Brontë’s only novel, “Wuthering Heights,” published in 1847, established a type of Gothic...

MCU’s Star-Lord, Chris Pratt, is no stranger to turning heads with his ionic and often humorous performances in films and shows. However, this time he seemingly outdid himself with his glowing endorsement of Aubrey Plaza’s role in the Marvel series Agatha All Along, way ahead of its release.

Chris Pratt as Andy Dwyer in Parks and Recreation | image: NBC

Proving that what goes up often comes crashing down, Chris Pratt experienced that very rollercoaster ride firsthand, as fans begged to differ with his endorsement of Aubrey Plaza. Apparently, while Pratt had initially expected high of Plaza, in Agatha All Along, the actress’ performance unfortunately took an unexpected turn, with early reviews labeling the show as less than stellar.

Chris Pratt Raised Fans’ Hopes with His Endorsement of Aubrey Plaza

Back in 2023, when Marvel Studios had initially announced Aubrey Plaza’s casting in Disney+’s Agatha All Along, Marvel’s very own actor,...

The new season of Emily in Paris is out now and you can already get excited for another project from Lucas Bravo!

The 36-year-old French actor is starring in the upcoming thriller movie Freedom, directed by actress Melanie Laurent.

Inspired by the daring exploits of a legendary outlaw in France in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Freedom follows the electrifying story of Bruno Sulak (Bravo), a suave and daring criminal who stole hearts alongside riches. Known for his charm and finesse, Sulak masterminded daring heists without firing a single shot. But as his infamy grew, so did the relentless pursuit of George Moréas (Yvan Attal), a tenacious police commissioner with a knack for outsmarting criminals. As Moréas closes in, Sulak’s escapes from prison become legendary, fuelled by a lust for freedom, and a burning desire for his lover Annie (Léa Luce Busato). Amidst the chaos of their criminal spree,...

Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) definitely isn’t done with Rome because Emily in Paris has been renewed for a fifth season.

“We’re thrilled with the incredible response to this season of Emily in Paris and excited to return for a fifth to continue Emily’s adventures in Rome and Paris!” creator Darren Star tells Tudum.

of the series saw the ex-pat spark up a romance with a handsome Italian fashion scion and then move into an Italian apartment to open a Rome office for Agence Grateau. But that doesn’t mean the name of the show is changing. “Emily’s going to have a presence in Rome,” says Star. “It doesn’t mean she’s not going to be in Paris, but she’s going to have a presence in Rome.”

Sending Emily to Italy to open up a new office was borne out of Star’s desire to...

We haven't seen the last of Emily Cooper's adventures in Rome... or Paris. Just three days after the release of Emily in Paris season 4 part 2, Lily Collins assisted Netflix in announcing the official renewal of Emily in Paris season 5. Collins appeared on Good Morning America and had the honor of sharing the exciting news with fans for the first time.

Along with the renewal news coming from the show's Emily herself, Netflix also shared a video clip of Collins taking a sip of tea from a cup with a "5" on the bottom. The renewal announcement video also features an obvious but ever so slight tease about what to expect from season 5. As Collins says in the video, "There's no place like Rome."

While Netflix hasn't revealed the episode count for season 5 as of this writing, based on the hit series' past four seasons, it's a safe bet that the...

Netflix announced today it has renewed Emily in Paris for a fifth season following the Part 2 debut of Season 4 on September 12. Lily Collins shared the news on Good Morning America.

Emily in Paris Season 4 made its debut on August 12, 2024, at #1 on the Netflix Global Top 10 with 19.9 million views in its first four days, reaching the Top 10 in 93 countries. The fan-beloved series has remained on the list for four consecutive weeks since.

Emily in Paris has captivated fans around the world for four seasons, with each season appearing in the global Top 10 English TV List for multiple weeks.

The series invites fans into Emily’s chic and fabulous life, inspiring trends, memes, fashion, tourism, and more. Emily even became the ultimate American in Paris in Olympics promos.

In Season 4, after the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but...

Netflix has announced that it is renewing Emily in Paris for a fifth season, following the return of Season 4 on September 12.

Season 4 – which was split into two parts, with Part 1 debuting on August 12 – sees Emily (Lily Collins) embark on a romance with a handsome Italian fashion exec and then move to Italy to open a Rome office for Agence Grateau.

The Season 5 announcement featured a teaser of Emily sitting on rooftop terrace in Rome as she sipped on an espresso, saying, “There’s no place like Rome”, with a wink.

The show’s creator Darren Star confirmed to Deadline last week that the Rome connection is set to continue in Season 5.

“She didn’t change her Instagram handle to Emily in Rome. She is working in Rome sometimes. Sylvie’s company has an office in Rome. Emily’s getting that on its feet,” he said in a Q&a about Season 4B.

The Property Masters Guild (Pmg) announced the winners of the inaugural Pmg MacGuffin Awards, which is the only awards show to date celebrating the significant artistic achievements of Property Masters. The Motion Picture MacGuffin Awards were presented to “Oppenheimer”, “Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part 1” (David Cheesman) and “Poor Things” (Balázs M. Kovács).

Winners in the Television Series included “The Bear”, “Lessons in Chemistry”, “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan”, “That ‘90s Show”, “Perry Mason”, “The Last of Us” (Justin Onofriechuk) and “A Black Lady Sketch Show”.

Russell Bobbitt, the Property Master behind Marvel Studios films such as the “Iron Man” franchise, “Captain America” franchise and the “Guardians of the Galaxy” franchise, earned the Hill Valley Humanitarian Award. He was recognized for “his outstanding philanthropic efforts and dedication to using his talents and resources to make a difference in the lives of those in need, including providing unique hands-on Marvel prop experiences for youth encountering debilitating health challenges.

The latest installment of Netflix’s beloved series, Emily in Paris, has left fans enchanted and eager for more. Season 4 Part 2 took Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, on a thrilling adventure from Paris to the city of Rome. As Emily navigates new romantic entanglements and career opportunities, viewers are hooked, craving the next chapter in her journey.

However, with this change in location fans were anxious to know whether the show would be renewed for the fifth season. The creator, Darren Star’s recent statement about the same has given some hope to the panicked audience, but Netflix has yet to issue any news.

Life on hold: The cliff-hanger which left fans wondering Lily Collins in Emily in Paris | Credits: Netflix

Lily Collins‘ Emily in Paris just released part two of season four on 12 September, and it was a rollercoaster ride. The protagonist moved all the way from the...

Darren Star certainly knows how to keep fans of his shows on edge, and that is precisely what’s being done with Netflix’s Emily in Paris. This show has successfully run the romance, drama/comedy scene for four incredible seasons. While there is no official confirmation on Season 5, fans are concerned with how the storyline capped off during its latest season.

Lily Collins as Emily Cooper in Emily in Paris | Credits: Netflix

Emily Cooper, played by Lily Collins, is an American hired by a marketing firm in Paris to provide them with her expertise. However, the character also goes through a series of learning curves, life experiences, and a lot more in the mix. And obviously, why create a television show without a touch of romance in it? But that’s where Darren Star tends to mess it all up.

Fans are dreading to witness Darren Star potentially derail...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains plot details for Season 4, Part 2 of “Emily in Paris.”

Good-bye, Emily in Paris. Hello, Emily in…Rome?

Fans of the frothy comedy “Emily in Paris” may have been shocked by the ending of Season 4, Part 2, which dropped on Netflix this week. In the season finale, Emily (Lily Collins) is assigned by her boss Sylvie Grateau (Philippine LeRoy-Beaulieu) to start a new office in Rome, where a sexy new client –– not to mention a sexy new man, Marcello Muratori (Eugenio Franceschini) –– eagerly await her presence.

On one hand, it’s a step up for Emily: She’s being promoted to manage her very own office in one of the most romantic cities in the world. On the other hand, she’s leaving behind her friends, primary love interest Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and, in some sense, her viewers. By deploying that plot twist, “Emily in Paris” is indicating that the show,...

The Netflix series Emily in Paris has captivated audiences with its blend of romance, fashion, and French flair. In its fourth season, the series introduced a new character that left viewers intrigued. Genevieve, stepdaughter to Sylvie and newcomer at Agence Grateau, took the fans for a ride with her mysterious and possibly evil character.

Thalia Besson, the actress behind the character, is not a new face in the industry. Born to French director Luc Besson and producer Virginie Besson-Silla, the actress is what we call a ‘nepo baby’. Her parents had previously collaborated in Scarlett Johansson’s Lucy while her father worked on Bruce Willis’s The Fifth Element. Both the movies were huge hits but not the only scores under their belts.

Family Affair: The Besson legacy in film and TV

Thalia Besson is gaining recognition for her role as Genevieve, the potential new antagonist in season four part 2 of Emily in Paris.

Alert! Alert! Emily has left Paris and has now landed in Rome for the part two of season 4. Spoiler: there’s a mystery man and the love triangle has more or less gotten resolved. Here’s why the show’s creator chose to send the beloved titular character to Rome.

‘Emily In Paris’ Creator Says He Wants “To Expand Footprint of the Show”

In this new season of the hit Netflix show, series creator Darren Star was keen to expand Lily Collins’ Emily Cooper’s story with the addition of her international travel.

Star shared his reason for sending Emily to Italy in his chat with People at the premiere for season 4 part 2, which took place in Rome on Tuesday, Sept. 10. He explained that he “wanted to expand the footprint of the show” and “broaden out the universe” with this fourth installment.

“But also, Rome to me is like the...

Warning: Spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 2.

Both parts of Emily in Paris season 4 brought a lot of changes into Emily's life and where the series could go in the future. She begins the season in the midst of a love triangle — or square, if we're being technical — that had blown up in her face. But by the end of the 10 episodes, she's in a relationship with someone totally new and moving to a completely different European city.

In many ways, Emily in Paris has grown and evolved with its excellent fourth season, and that growth has honestly left a few of its characters in the dust. Two specific characters have essentially become plot devices, and that's more obvious than ever in season 4. Unfortunately, Emily in Paris has progressed past the need for Alfie and Camille, who have overstayed their welcome.

Emily in Paris. Camille Razat as Camille...

American marketing executive Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) has been in the City of Lights for almost a year in Season 4 of Emily in Paris, and what started out as a fun adventure is getting pretty real. Season 4 “just feels like an evolution of her character,” creator Darren Star tells Tudum. “Characters can’t stay static. I feel like she has been growing and evolving, and this season she’s more confident, but also we dig a little bit more below the surface of some of the relationships. And so they get a little messier and more emotional.”

The moody nature of this season plays out visually through the glimpses we get of Paris in the wintertime, but also on-screen via tumultuous relationship upheavals experienced by nearly all of our favorite characters. Emily and Alfie () work out their differences following the , but then immediately break up because they know...