‘Haunting of Bly Manor’ and ‘Emily in Paris’ Hit Nielsen’s Streaming Top 10 List

Peter White Television EditorAmelia Eve, one of the stars of Netflix’s The Haunting Of Bly Manor, has signed with Anonymous Content for representation.Brit Eve landed the role after a wide casting search across the U.S, Canada and UK.

Netflix’s Emily in Paris leads an all-Netflix top four on Billboard’s Top TV Songs chart, powered by Tunefind, for October 2020, as Edith Piaf’s “Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien” from the Darren Star-created comedy-drama debuts at No. 1.

Emily in Paris has been a huge hit for Netflix and fans just learned that they have been pronouncing the show’s title wrong this whole time.

Carine Roitfeld pointed out some stylish similarities between her and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu’s character Sylvie while watching Emily in Paris — and it’s so accurate.On Thursday, November 12, the 66-year-old fashion editor took to Instagram to share a series of side-by-side pics of she and Sylvie wearing a variety of ensembles that look a lot alike.“Who wore it best?

Will Thorne Staff Writer“The Great British Baking Show” (or “Bake Off,” depending on your side of the Atlantic) is clearly not having too many soggy bottoms this season, at least as far as its viewership total is concerned.The cosy cooking show has cracked into Nielsen’s top 10 list of most-watched shows on streaming for the week of Oct. 12.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorThe Haunting of Bly Manor topped the Nielsen streaming list for the week of October 12-18, with more than 1.8 billion minutes of viewing as Netflix owned all 10 spots on the chart.The Gothic romance series, loosely based on Henry James and following The Haunting of Hill House, had been the No. 2 show on last week’s chart.It knocked Schitt’s Creek from the No.

second season, much to our delight.We’ve been diving into all the information on the upcoming season of the Lily Collins lead comedy.And Netflix has just shared some information that honestly shook us to our core.Apparently, we’ve been mispronouncing the name of the show this whole time.

Netflix show Emily In Paris has been picked up for a sequel season, despite critics slamming the series.The romantic comedy, which stars Lily Collins as a young American marketing executive working in the city of lights, has received negative attention for promoting U.S.

2020 has delivered some pretty earth shattering blows, but Emily In Paris was certainly not one of them. It’s set to be the gift that keeps on giving as Netflix confirms the viral slice of escapism will be back for a second season.

Emily travels out of ParisWe think that it’s about time Emily made her way to some other parts of Europe and did some exploring, it’s not that difficult to do. Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar in October, star of the show Lily Collins said:‘At some point, I was joking with Darren and said, “Couldn’t they just, like, hop on the Eurostar and, like, have a British excursion?” I think it could be Emily going to all these different places.

Emily in Paris will officially return for season 2 after months of teasing from Lily Collins and the rest of the cast about what is in store for the new episodes.Netflix announced the renewal on November 11. “Deux is better than un,” Collins wrote via Instagram after the news broke.

Can @NetflixUK announce a season 2 of Emily in Paris already’, they confirmed that it would be returning.And of course, it had to be with a French pun!‘Béret exciting news. Emily in Paris will return for season 2.

Emily in Paris, the show starring , is once again in the middle of a heated (if low-stakes) . On the heels of news the show will return for a , dropped a bombshell on its official Twitter account: We've been pronouncing the title wrong this entire time.

Lily Collins' smash Netflix hit,, is getting a season 2.Netflix creatively announced the news on Wednesday in the form of a letter from Emily's boss, Sylvie Grateau (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), at fictional marketing firm Savoir.

Emily in Paris is returning for season two at Netflix!

Will Thorne Staff WriterQuelle bonne nouvelle!Emily Cooper is staying in Paris for a little while longer and maybe, just maybe, she might learn a few actual French words this time.Netflix has renewed its wildly popular romantic comedy series “Emily in Paris” for a second season.

Also Read: Carla Gugino on Her 'Haunting of Bly Manor' Narrator's Heartbreaking IdentityThe widely panned “Emily in Paris” made its first appearance on Nielsen’s Top 10 SVOD rankings following its Oct. 2 launch, with the Lily Collins-led Netflix comedy landing at No.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorSchitt’s Creek, the Pop TV show whose run on Netflix helped it pull off an historic Emmy sweep in September, for the second straight week topped Nielsen’s rankings of streaming titles in the U.S. from October 5 to 11.Viewing of the sitcom totaled 1.46 billion minutes during the period.The rankings, which lag almost a month behind when the viewing actually happens, capture viewing only through a television set, so not on mobile devices.