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Hollywood has been borderline obsessed with Richard Nixon and the Watergate scandal for over half a century. Plenty of presidents or watershed legislative decisions have gotten adaptations, but given the recency of his crimes, Nixon is on another level. There have been 24 feature films centered on Nixon and/or Watergate, and that's not including the recent influx of prestige miniseries like 2023's "The White House Plumbers" about Nixon's political saboteurs, E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy or 2022's "Gaslit," the Julia Roberts-starring series about Martha Mitchell, the wife of Nixon's at-the-time United States Attorney General.

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“I think that the election of 1960 takes all the events of 2020, and, frankly, of 2024, and sets them on their head,” says Chris Wallace of comparisons between JFK vs then Vice President Richard Nixon then and current Vice President Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump now.

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Lily Collins will return for ‘Emily in Paris’ season 5 (Photo Credit: Netflx)

Netflix didn’t make Emily in Paris fans wait long, announcing the popular – and fashionable – drama has been renewed for a fifth season. The renewal came hot on the heels of the debut of season four part two, which arrived on September 12, 2024.

Lily Collins stars as the titular Emily, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu plays Sylvie Grateau, Ashley Park is Mindy Chen, and Lucas Bravo is Gabriel. Camille Razat is Camille, Samuel Arnold plays Julien, Bruno Gouery is Luc, William Abadie is Antoine Lambert, and Lucien Laviscount plays Alfie.

In the aftermath of the events of season four, series creator, writer, and executive producer Darren Star says that fans can expect Emily to show up in Rome in season five. “It doesn’t mean she’s not going to be in Paris, but she’s going to have a presence in Rome,...

Oui! Emily in Paris has been renewed at Netflix.

The hit Darren Star series starring Lily Collins will return for a fifth season, the streamer announced, with both Collins and Star confirming on Monday in a surprise announcement that Rome will continue to be an Emily in Paris locale.

“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 told Netflix’s Tudum.

Collins, who broke the news on Good Morning America, posted a reel on Instagram saying, “There’s no place like Rome.”

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The renewal comes shortly after the Part 2 debut of season four on Sept. 12.

The fourth season had ended with the show’s Agence Grateau launching a Rome office, which Sylvie (Philippine...

Looks like Emily’s visa has been extended.

Netflix has renewed “Emily in Paris” for a fifth season after the debut of Season 4 Part 2 on Sept. 12.

The streamer made the announcement with a video of series star Lily Collins with an espresso mug and pastry, sitting on a balcony overlooking Italy. “There’s no place like Rome,” Collins says, taking a sip of coffee and revealing the number 5 on the bottom of the cup.

Moving to Italy from France, Season 4 of “Emily in Paris” — a breezy comedy that has inspired fashion, tourism and memes — debuted at No. 1 on the Netflix Global Top 10 with 19.9 million views in its first four days, per Netflix. It has remained on the chart for four consecutive weeks since.

Recently on “Emily in Paris,” Emily wrestles with romantic feelings toward two different men, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). But “as old patterns clash with new complications,...

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...

Lily Collins steps out with husband Charlie McDowell to promote her hit series Emily in Paris at a photocall in Paris, France on Thursday (September 12).

The 35-year-old actress wowed in a sheer net dress with a long fringe while posing for photos at La Samaritaine. She paired the daring dress with a black blazer and heels. Charlie complemented her in a black suit during their rare red carpet event.

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Costars Ashley Park, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu and Camille Razat were also in attendance as were series creator Darren Star, director and executive producer Andrew Fleming and costume designer Marylin Fitoussi. We’ve got photos of everyone in the gallery!

The second half of Season 4 of Emily in Paris premieres on Netflix on September 12! Check out a trailer to get an idea of what to expect.

Fyi: Lily is wearing Dior.

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There’s no movie magic involved in bringing the gorgeous scenery of Paris to the screen in Emily in Paris. It’s clear in every single frame that this show is made in the City of Light — there’s no faking those breathtaking Parisian surroundings.

Executive producer and director Andrew Fleming says that’s on purpose. “We do a lot of different locations. We don’t go and just sit somewhere,” he tells Tudum across the Agence Grateau conference room table during a late April visit to the Emily in Paris set. “We go somewhere and shoot a scene, we go [to] another place and shoot another scene. It really is a tour of Paris, this show.”

It’s the final week of filming in France for before production packs up to live la dolce vita in Italy. At this point, Fleming — who, like...

Ahead of the release of Emily in Paris Part 2 of Season 4 on Netflix Sept. 12, the cast and creators of the tentpole series gathered at The Space Cinema Moderno in Rome, Italy for a red carpet at Piazza della Repubblica and a premiere special screening.

Lily Collins, who stars as the titular character, dazzled in a golden dress with a shimmery stack of bangle bracelets on her right wrist. Ashley Park, who plays singer Mindy Chen, wore a sleek black dress with sparkly tassels and long black gloves to match. Lucas Bravo, who plays one of Emily’s love interests Gabriel, appeared as did costar Camille Razat, who plays that love triangle’s third person Camille. Razat did not attend the Part 1 premiere in August. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, Paul Forman, William Abadie, Arnaud Binard, Kevin Dias and newcomer Eugenio Franceschini — who plays Marcello — walked the carpet as well.

Emily in Paris will be heading to Rome in the second half of season four, so the cast traveled there for a global premiere event!

Lily Collins was the golden girl on the red carpet alongside the rest of the cast on Tuesday (September 10) at The Space Cinema Moderno in Piazza della Repubblica, Rome, Italy.

Also in attendance were co-stars Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie), Ashley Park (Mindy), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Camille Razat (Camille), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine), Arnaud Binard (Laurent G.), Paul Forman (Nicolas), and new cast members Eugenio Franceschini, Raoul Bova, Debi Mazar, and Kevin Dias, as well as creator Darren Star and executive producer/director Andrew Fleming.

Part two of season four premieres on Netflix on September 12.

Fyi: Lily is wearing a Schiaparelli dress. Ashley is wearing a Dior dress and Santoni shoes. Camille is wearing an Atelier Versace dress.

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Netflix has revealed the official trailer and key art for Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 2, which will premiere on September 12, 2024. The five-episode Part 1 is now streaming.

After the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel’s expecting a baby with his ex, and Alfie’s worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed.

At work, Sylvie is forced to confront a thorny dilemma from her past for the sake of her marriage, and the Agence Grateau team navigates personnel shakeups. Mindy and the band prepare for Eurovision, but when funds run dry, they’re forced to get thrifty.

Emily and Gabriel’s chemistry is undeniable as they work together towards a Michelin star, but two big secrets threaten to undo everything they’ve dreamed of. As old patterns clash with new complications, Emily feels...

Emily Cooper is giving herself a soft reboot, ditching the drama in Paris for a fresh start in Rome — a move that comes complete with a hot new love interest.

Netflix has released a trailer for the second half of Emily in Paris‘ fourth season (premiering Thursday, Sept. 12), which sends Lily Collins’ titular strategist to Italy for five more episodes of fashionable, farcical fun.

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Netflix has dropped the trailer for Part 2 of Emily in Paris Season 4, and of course, all roads lead to Rome at the end of the latest installment.

“Sometimes all you need is a new perspective,” the clip teases in between shots of Emily (Lily Collins) with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Camille (Camille Razat) in snowy France and Sylvie’s (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) new hire Genevieve (Thalia Besson), another American employee joining Savoir.

Tension brews between Emily and Gabriel as Camille still hasn’t shared that she isn’t pregnant with her ex-fiancé. Meanwhile, Marcello (Eugenio Franceschini) might turn into more than just a business asset for Emily as he first comes to Paris “exploring some business opportunities.

Jvma hopes to acquire whoever Marcello works for, and Sylvie is keen to nab a meeting with him via Emily — which involves her going to Rome.

Related: Lily Collins Unpacks ‘Emily in Paris’ Season...

Spoiler Alert: This piece contains spoilers for Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 will leave viewers hanging out in the gray area after several big plot twists, or trompe l’oeuils.

Two big reveals will challenge Gabriel specifically in part 2 of season 4, as it turns out Luc’s girlfriend Marianne (Laurence Gormezano) is not the Michelin star inspector she claimed to be, and Camille (Camille Razat) is actually not pregnant! This will make things interesting for Emily and Gabriel to navigate after they’ve decided to strike up a relationship. Co-stars Lily Collins and Lucas Bravo emphasized the maturity of this season for their characters.

Consistent with the concept of the gray area, teased in the trailer for the first half of the series, director Andrew Fleming, who helmed six episodes this season, echoed these themes.

“Just to be a geek, we try to reflect that visually,...

Rhiannon Fish has starred in many Hallmark films, but as she shared with me in a phone interview, A Costa Rican Wedding is one of her all-time favorites.

Rhiannon stars as Emily, the maid of honor at her best friend Phoebe’s wedding. Her ex-boyfriend, Shane, recently dumped her, and she wants the wedding to be perfect since she’s been crashing at Phoebe’s ever since.

In A Costa Rican Wedding, Emily deals with Phoebe’s family, who thinks she’s accident-prone and will ruin the wedding. She’s horrified when a monkey takes off with the wedding bands and has to turn to her arch-rival Ryan (Christopher Russell), a local tour guide, to help her find them.

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Throughout the film, being stranded in a lush rainforest helps the two discuss the issues in their relationship.

Rhiannon shared that she loved the film mainly...

Emily in Paris is going beyond the City of Light in season four, as the titular American heads to Rome for part of the season.

Season four — split into two segments, with part one now streaming and part two coming Sept. 12 — will continue Emily’s (played by Lily Collins) love triangle with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), and in the later episodes, see her heading out on an Italian adventure.

“Being in Rome was so amazing, it was the most special way for us to end this season with the crew because it felt like a holiday. The culture there is just so warm and welcoming, the streets are paved with so much history, and the food is so wonderful,” Collins told The Hollywood Reporter at the show’s L.A. premiere on Wednesday. “It was so great to go from Paris to Rome because you’re still...

Voulez-vous regarder Emily in Paris avec moi?

Because TV Fanatic got the inside scoop from executive producer Andrew Fleming!

The industry vet sat with me to discuss Season 4 of Emily in Paris.

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It was an incredible experience to speak with someone who has been a part of so many classic TV shows and films.

Andrew Fleming was dishing all the details of the locations, fashions, and rich culture of Paris.

Even more so, it was fun to gab with someone as passionate about the series as I am.

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You can tell that Andrew Fleming truly loves working on this show.

The producer has worked on such prolific projects as Younger,...

Have we really reached the penultimate episode?

Is Evil Season 4 Episode 13 the last time we will be looking forward to another episode of this thought-provoking series?

Dammit, it’s just mean to bring Evil to a screeching halt.

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We’ve got a full recap of “Fear the Unholy” if you’re looking for details. Here’s where the discussion happens (as if I could ever hope to do Evil justice with words on a page).

There was no hiding the fact that Kristen’s words were spoken on behalf of everyone who has brought Evil to life and those of us who have watched it. It’s not just sad; it’s mean.

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We’re literally at the end of the road, but there is still so much to be explored. Just look at this list of goodies:

There were two “case of the week” storylines.

“It’s gonna be different now. They’ll never lie to us again.”

It seems odd to start at the ending of “Dick,” the 1999 Watergate satire starring Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams and now celebrating its 25th anniversary. But those final lines, spoken by Dunst’s Betsy to Williams’ Arlene, the teen girl duo whom the movie posits as the real political masterminds behind the Deep Throat informant that helped bring down Richard “Dick” Nixon, hit different when rewatching “Dick” in the current political climate.

“It always got a knowing laugh,” said director Andrew Fleming, speaking to IndieWire during the same week of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life and President Joe Biden announcing he was not seeking reelection, instead endorsing his Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee.

“We knew at the time that that was meant to be a joke,” said screenwriter Sheryl Longin, who co-wrote the script with Fleming.

Emily is back, and Netflix promises she’s ready to chic things up.

Emily in Paris‘ long-awaited fourth season finally has a trailer (below). The season will put one stiletto in front of the other to walk the path set out by some of the streamer’s other biggest hits (Stranger Things, Cobra Kai and Bridgerton, to name a few) and will get a split-season release. Part one releases five episodes on Aug. 15, followed by part two’s five episodes hitting Sept. 12.

Season three left the hit show starring Lily Collins as Emily Cooper with a series of lingering bombshell reveals for Emily (involving a love triangle between Lucas Bravo’s Gabriel and Lucien Laviscount’s Alfie) and the rest of the cast. The trailer sees the protagonist of the comedy trying to move on after season three’s revelations and may find her circling around to a big decision by season’s end.

Netflix has dropped the new trailer for season 4 of their original series, Emily in Paris. The show will follow the streamer’s release model of premiering in parts like their other titles, including That 90s Show and Cobra Kai. Additionally, available the same day as Season 4 of the series, an all-new Emily in Paris game is coming exclusively to Netflix, and it’s included with your membership. Moving from the United States to Paris to accept a job at an esteemed fashion magazine, you’ll quickly find that the City of Love is full of surprises, challenges, and stunning suitors. With the help of Emily, Mindy, Alfie, and Gabriel, you’ll explore the city and find yourself in the process.

The official synopsis for this season reads,

“After the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but now...

Netflix has revealed the official trailer and key art for Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1, which will premiere on August 15, 2024. Five episodes of the series will launch that day.

Also consisting of five episodes, Part 2 of the season will debut on September 12, 2024.

Lily Collins as Emily

After the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel’s expecting a baby with his ex, and Alfie’s worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed.

At work, Sylvie is forced to confront a thorny dilemma from her past for the sake of her marriage, and the Agence Grateau team navigates personnel shakeups. Mindy and the band prepare for Eurovision, but when funds run dry, they’re forced to get thrifty.

Lily Collins as Emily and Ashley Park as Mindy

Emily and Gabriel’s chemistry is undeniable...

Things are getting more complicated for Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) as the Emily in Paris Season 4 trailer (above) picks up where Season 3 left off.

The series’ fourth season will be split into two parts, each consisting of five episodes. Part 1 arrives August 15 followed by the conclusion on September 12.

In the trailer, Emily thinks she’s telling her best French friend Mindy (Ashley Park) about all the hot men she saw on her morning run, but when she confirms that she is neither with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) nor Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), Gabriel sticks his head out of the shower asking “You’re not with Alfie?”

Per the logline, “After the dramatic events of Camille Camille Razat) and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel’s expecting a baby with his ex and Alfie’s worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed.

Illustration by Stephanie Monohan.Kirsten Dunst has played a pageant contestant not once, but twice: famously, in the cult classic Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999), then, in a self-reflexive turn in Showtime’s short-lived satire of predatory capitalism, On Becoming a God in Central Florida (2019). In the latter, Dunst plays Krystal Stubbs, a pageant queen turned widow turned cunning representative of the Founders American Merchandise corporation. In one scene, she instructs a goth teen on a stratagem of competition: “Dazzle by any means necessary. If you want better lightin’ than the other girls, give yourself better lightin’ than the other girls.”Dunst has built a career around this principle. Having started as a child star, she has supported superhero franchises, starred in teen movies and art films alike, and worked in both film and television. In each project, she follows Krystal’s advice, juggling each character’s interiority with bigger-picture concerns. She...

“Emily in Paris” Season 5? Not so fast.

During the amfAR Gala at the Cannes Film Festival, which raises money for research to end HIV and AIDS, Winnie Harlow and Paris Jackson appeared onstage to auction off a walk-on role in a previously unannounced fifth season of the Netflix series. The winner of the auction shelled out €250,000 to appear in the series as well as the chance to attend the Season 4 premiere in Los Angeles. Harlow and Jackson also said that Season 5 of the popular series is scheduled to begin shooting in mid 2025.

However, an individual with knowledge of the situation says that Netflix has not in fact greenlit another season of “Emily in Paris.” According to the official amfAR auction website, the walk-on role came “Courtesy of Darren Star,” the creator of the series. The website was recently updated to state that the winning bid “will have the opportunity to...

Netflix has announced that Emily in Paris Season 4 will be split into two five-episode parts. Part 1 will premiere on August 15, 2024, and Part 2 will premiere on September 12, 2024.

The streaming service also released a behind-the-scenes video featuring the cast discussing the new season and its premiere dates.

After the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding, Emily is reeling: She has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel’s expecting a baby with his ex, and Alfie’s worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed.

At work, Sylvie is forced to confront a thorny dilemma from her past for the sake of her marriage, and the Agence Grateau team navigates personnel shakeups. Mindy and the band prepare for Eurovision, but when funds run dry, they’re forced to get thrifty.

Emily and Gabriel’s chemistry is undeniable as they work together towards a Michelin star, but two...

Netflix has split the upcoming fourth season of “Emily in Paris” into two parts, premiering on Aug. 15 and Sept. 12.

The news came in a video where cast members were asked to describe the seen in three words. Among the highlights from their answers were “vulnerable,” “messy,” “chaotic,” “revenge” and “holy fucking shit.”

Season 4 begins with Emily (Lily Collins) reeling after the dramatic events of Camille (Camille Razat) and Gabriel’s (Lucas Bravo) misbegotten wedding. She has strong feelings for two men, but now Gabriel’s expecting a baby with his ex, and Alfie’s (Lucien Laviscount) worst fears about her and Gabriel have been confirmed. At work, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) is forced to confront a thorny dilemma from her past for the sake of her marriage, and the Agence Grateau team navigates personnel shakeups. Mindy (Ashley Park) and the band prepare for Eurovision, but when funds run dry, they’re forced to get thrifty.

In January of 1999, two teen movies opened back to back and kicked off what would be one of the most extraordinary years for youth-oriented movies in the history of Hollywood. Both were No. 1 at the box office their first weekend. Both boasted remarkable casts of rising stars — they even shared a star in Paul Walker. And both whipped ancient genre conventions into new combinations that made them fresh and new. Yet for all their similarities, “Varsity Blues” and “She’s All That” couldn’t have been more different: one an R-rated sports drama that tempered its inspirational coming-of-age drama with surprisingly harsh depictions of misogyny and physical and mental abuse, the other a sweet, good-natured romantic comedy nearly as innocent as a Mickey Rooney-Judy Garland vehicle from the 1940s. In their similarities and differences lies the key to why 1999 was such a great year for movies of their type — the 1939 of teen movies.

“Now is the time. This is the hour. Ours is the magic. Ours is the power.”

As the nights grow longer and the snow begins to fall, we begin to insulate ourselves from the outside world and spend more time with our nearest and dearest. While comforting for others, this time of year can also bring with it the horrors of complicated family dynamics. For every turkey-loving Thanksgiving stan who thrives on big family reunions, there’s another lost and lonely soul looking for a friendly face. Many of us find comfort in spending time with a chosen family of trusted friends, fellow misfits we know will accept us no matter what. But even these bonds can bend. Sometimes they break. While many horror films have tackled complicated family dynamics, the witches of Andrew Fleming’s teen witch classic The Craft stand out from the crowd. This iconic film serves...

The Craft writer Peter Filardi has been approached about turning the 1996 teen horror classic into a Broadway musical, Bloody Disgusting has exclusively learned.

“We really just started discussing it,” Filardi tells me from the set of Damn Handy, a short film he’s writing and directing. “[The Craft] was my story, and I got the story credit, so that gives me something called separate rights, which covers theater. I didn’t even know that!”

He continues, “These people with a track record of doing Broadway musicals approached me and asked me if I had the rights and if I was interested. Once lawyers determined that I did have the rights, I said, ‘I’m definitely interested.’ I’ve just given them a free shopping agreement, and they’re going to try to set it up.”

“I would love it if it happened,” Filardi adds.

The film, co-written with Filardi by director Andrew Fleming,...

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Spooky season is upon us! Halloween is fast approaching and if you want to have the chicest haunted house on the block you’ll need to start prepping now. While we’re always partial to the perfectly carved (or smashed) pumpkin, but what about an animated jack-o-lanern that can sing! Technology has brought this year’s collection of Halloween decorations to a whole new level. Fill your yard with (solar powered) glowing eyeballs, get a pair of singing skeletons and so much more.

If you want to rival a presentation like this viral light show in Riverside, Calif. from 2016, you’ll need to start bulking up on the right light fixtures and fog machines. If you’re going for the arachnophobes, you’ll need as many spider props as...

Few American filmmakers of the last 40 years await a major rediscovery like Hal Hartley, whose traces in modern movies are either too-minor or entirely unknown. Thus it’s cause for celebration that the Criterion Channel are soon launching a major retrospective: 13 features (which constitutes all but My America) and 17 shorts, a sui generis style and persistent vision running across 30 years. Expect your Halloween party to be aswim in Henry Fool costumes.

Speaking of: there’s a one-month headstart on seasonal programming with the 13-film “High School Horror”––most notable perhaps being a streaming premiere for the uncut version of Suspiria, plus the rare opportunity to see a Robert Rodriguez movie on the Criterion Channel––and a retrospective of Hong Kong vampire movies. A retrospective of ’70s car movies offer chills and thrills of a different sort

Six films by Allan Dwan and 12 “gaslight noirs” round out the main September series; The Eight Mountains,...

Is there anything scarier than being a teenager? Bd has learned that the Criterion Channel will be launching their 13-film High School Horror collection on September 1!

The streaming service previews, “Relive your high school nightmares with these tales of terror unleashed in classrooms, gyms, locker-lined halls, and cafeterias, where psychotic slashers and supernatural monsters pursue jocks, nerds, and prom queens alike.

“The everyday fears of adolescence—social anxiety! changing bodies!—have inspired some of horror cinema’s most giddily bloodthirsty visions, from VHS-era exploitation shockers like Massacre at Central High and Slumber Party Massacre to ’90s teen-movie touchstones like I Know What You Did Last Summer and The Faculty and cult favorites like Donnie Darko and Battle Royale.”

Of particular note, Dario Argento’s Suspiria will be included in the collection, marking the worldwide streaming premiere of the restored uncut version from Synapse Films!

The full “High School Horror” lineup includes…...

Clockwise from top left: The Craft (Columbia Pictures), Malignant (Warner Bros. Pictures), Enys Men (British Film Institute), How To Blow Up A Pipeline (Neon)Photo: The A.V. Club

It’s the last full month of summer and Hulu is here to help you escape the heat with some refreshing new titles and genre favorites.

Exclusive: Anonymous Content is elevating longtime literary managers and producers Ryan Cunningham, David Kanter and Nicole Romano to partner.

Cunningham joined Anonymous Content in 2019 from Madhouse Entertainment where he had been a manager and producer for a decade. On the management side, his clients include filmmakers Scott Beck & Bryan Woods (65), Derek Tsang (The Three Body Problem), Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei (How to Blow Up a Pipeline); showrunners and writers Steven DeKnight (Spartacus), Jewel Coronel (The Chi), Seamus Fahey (Walker: Independence) and Sonya Winton & Jonathan Kidd (Lovecraft Country), Darnell Metayer and Josh Peters (Transformers: Rise of the Beasts), Neil Uliano and Bryan Schulz (The Peanuts Movie), and Ben Queen (The Addams Family 2). Cunningham most recently produced the Sky/Relativity feature The Independent, and executive-produced Stephen King adaptation The Boogeyman, which will be released in June by 20th Century Studios and Disney.

Kanter is a producer and manager at Anonymous...

Each weekend Nathaniel is looking at a movie that you, the readers, chose the previous week.

Arlene: What's the deal with that Watergate thing. Do you know anything about it?

President Nixon: No, no. No no no. Absolutely nothing. I don't know a thing. No way, Jose.

Dear readers, I struggled with finding time for Dick this week. I recall mostly loving Dick in the late 90s/early 00s even though the quality of it definitely varies. But you demanded I spend some time with Dick so I finally did this weekend. It turns out it's especially delightful in the morning.

Everything you've just read is jokey but true (literally and figuratively) and if you found it annoying, then Andrew Fleming's Dick (1999) is probably not the movie for you...

Actor Jagapathi Babu has come forward to help the daughter of ragpickers to realise her dream of becoming an Indian Administrative Service (Ias) officer. Impressed by Aripina Jayalaxmi’s story of determination and struggle, the actor has assured financial help for her coaching for civil services examination.

After watching a story about Jayalaxmi on a leading Telugu television channel, the actor’s mother had suggested to him to lend a helping hand to the girl. Jagapathi Babu not only met Jayalaxmi but also assured to help her in preparing for the exam.

Parents of Jayalaxmi collect garbage from houses. The family lives in Singareni colony slum in Saidabad area of Hyderabad. A degree student, Jayalaxmi has been raising the issues of slums by organising meetings under the aegis of children’s “parliament”.

She earlier acted as “Prime Minister of the city level children’s Parliament” and raised pressing issues like hunger.

Emily in Paris is the hit series created by Darren Star and Andrew Fleming starring Lily Collins. This season still counts on the fantastic costume design by Marylin Fitoussi.

Emily has decided to prolong her stay in Paris, after her torrid fling with Daniel. There is plenty of couture, spiffy characters and Emily is as chipper as ever.

Premise

When ambitious Chicago marketing exec Emily unexpectedly lands her dream job in Paris, she embraces a new life as she juggles work, friends and romance.

Season Three Emily in Paris (2020-)

Emily still communicates in English after having spent a few years in Paris. A lighthearted, clichéd series that is probably a delight for youngsters who dream of the cool Parisian life with cool outfits, très chic offices and houses, and formidable lalaland scenarios.

However off the series might be in terms of realism, it is a colorful and amusing number.

Lily Collins is sharing the real-life inspiration behind Emily’s new look.

Season 3 of “Emily in Paris” saw the protagonist rocking a new hairdo: adorable blunt bangs. Speaking with Et, the actress revealed it was a choice influenced by her real life ‘do and philosophy.

“So last season, before two came out, we were doing a press tour like this, and I came downstairs to be in a room with her, and I had cut bangs because it’s something I had always wanted to do. And I was like, You know what? If not now, when?” recalled Collins. “Then I kept them. And then Darren and our director, Andy Fleming, who has been with us since season one, were like, Do you plan on keeping them? And I was like, Yes, I do. So we were like, Let’s write it into the first episode right away.”

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The trailer for season three of Netflix’s Emily in Paris finds the titular character attempting to figure out what direction to take with her career and with her personal life.

“This season has everything that I love from the first two seasons, but elevated to an even higher level,” says Lily Collins. “The other characters get to flourish, as well. What’s really exciting is getting to see all of the other characters as much as we see Emily. We have fabulous characters, played by fabulous actors, and we get to see even more of them this season.”

In addition to Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, the third season stars Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie Grateau, Lucas Bravo as Gabriel, Ashley Park as Mindy Chen, and Camille Razat as Camille. Samuel Arnold plays Julien, Bruno Gouery is Luc, William Abadie is Antoine Lambert, and Lucien Laviscount stars as Alfie.

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Birds will fly, fish will swim and Emily will be in Paris.

Darren Star’s Emmy-nominated escapist romantic comedy “Emily in Paris” will launch its third season on Netflix on Dec. 21. The streamer announced the date and revealed a teaser for the upcoming season on Saturday morning during its Tudum virtual fan event.

The new footage shows Emily (Lily Collins) as she finds herself at a crossroads in every aspect of her life, deciding the pathway she will choose regarding her work and love life. Emily will have to figure out exactly where her loyalties lie and what those decisions mean for her future in France, all while continuing to immerse herself in the adventurous lifestyle that wandering through the city of love provides.

While Season 2 ended with a cliffhanger suggesting that Emily would perhaps leave Paris, the teaser sees Emily still living a thrilling life in the French capital,...

Lily Collins as Emily and Ashley Park as Mindy in ‘Emily in Paris’ season 3 (Photo Cr. Marie Etchegoyen/Netflix © 2022)

Netflix just released the first photos from the upcoming third season of Emily in Paris. The streaming service didn’t confirm a premiere other than “returning soon” but did suggest fans check out the “Tudum: A Netflix Global Fan Event” on Saturday, September 24th for more details on the new season.

Tudum will be livestreamed beginning at 10am Pt/1pm Et via Netflix’s YouTube, Twitter, Twitch, and Facebook.

(Update: Netflix confirmed during Tudum that Emily in Paris season three will premiere on December 21, 2022.)

Returning cast members include Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie Grateau, Lucas Bravo as Gabriel, and Ashley Park as Mindy. Camille Razat returns as Camille, Samuel Arnold’s back as Luc, Bruno Gouery is Julien, William Abadie is Antoine Lambert, and Lucien Laviscount is back as Alfie.

Netflix has unveiled first look images of Darren Star’s Emmy-nominated hit show “Emily in Paris” Season 3. The show’s third and fourth seasons are currently filming in France.

Netflix will be unveiling some special news on “Emily in Paris” on Sept. 24 during its virtual Tudum event. The third season brings back producer and star Lily Collins also returns Lily Collins, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Lucien Laviscount, Lucas Bravo, Ashley Park and Camille Razat, among others.

Season 3 follows Emily as she finds herself at a crucial crossroads in every aspect of her life. Faced with two very different paths, Emily will have to decide exactly where her loyalties lie — at work and in her romantic life — and what those decisions mean for her future in France, all while continuing to immerse herself in the adventures and surprising twists and turns that life in Paris provides. The first images unveiled today suggest Emily...

Lily Collins seems to be living her best life – in the sun – in some of the new, first look images from “Emily in Paris” Season 3, which Netflix dropped on Thursday.

The streamer shared a host of new pics, showing Collins’ character enjoying all that France has to offer in the upcoming season, which doesn’t yet have a premiere date.

The Season 3 synopsis reads: “One year after moving from Chicago to Paris for her dream job, Emily finds herself at a crucial crossroads in every aspect of her life. Faced with two very different paths, Emily will have to decide exactly where her loyalties lie — at work and in her romantic life — and what those decisions mean for her future in France, all while continuing to immerse herself in the adventures and surprising twists and turns that life in Paris provides.”

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Emily in Paris will be back on the air "soon," according to Netflix.

A definite date has not been announced, but the streaming service unveiled photos and plot details Thursday morning, ahead of some exclusive news at Tudum this weekend.

"One year after moving from Chicago to Paris for her dream job, Emily finds herself at a crucial crossroads in every aspect of her life," the logline teases.

"Faced with two very different paths, Emily will have to decide exactly where her loyalties lie — at work and in her romantic life — and what those decisions mean for her future in France, all while continuing to immerse herself in the adventures and surprising twists and turns that life in Paris provides."

Emily in Paris Season 2 concluded with our titular heroine weighing up her options, including one that would take her away from Paris.

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Lily Collins’ love life is set to get even more complicated in Season 3 of “Emily in Paris.”

At the Paley Fest panel for the show on Sunday, series creator and executive producer Darren Star announced onstage that Lucien Laviscount, who recurred in the second season of the hit Netflix comedy as the title character’s new love interest Alfie, has been promoted to a main cast member for the show’s upcoming third season and fourth seasons.

Star, Laviscount and Collins were joined on the panel by “Emily in Paris” cast members Ashley Park, Lucas Bravo and Camille Razat, as well as director and executive producer Andrew Fleming. During the panel, Star also revealed that the show is set to begin production for Season 3 this June, jokingly asking if Laviscount was free for filming.

“I’m free!” Laviscount said at the panel. “I’m pretty sure I’m free.”

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“Emily in Paris” will have a lot more of Lucien Laviscount in Season 3. The actor has been upped to series regular, the streamer announced Sunday.

Additionally, creator Darren Star confirmed that the next season will begin production this summer.

Laviscount plays Alfie, a Londoner who Emily (Lily Collins) meets in French class. By the end of Season 2, Alfie and Emily’s friendship had turned romantic.

“Emily in Paris” stars Collins as the titular character, an American who lands a dream job doing the social media strategy for a luxury marketing company in Paris.

Season 2, which dropped on the streamer in December, saw Emily “getting better at navigating the city but still struggling with the idiosyncrasies of French life,” per a logline from Netflix.

In January, the show was renewed for Seasons 3 and 4.

It is produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, Darren Star Productions and Jax Media. Tony Hernandez and Lilly Burns...