‘Sex and the City’ creator Darren Star explains why NYC isn’t dead

Jeremy Strong is joining the cast.

Darren Star opened up about the possibility of a second season of Netflix’s Emily in Paris, the half-hour drama that follows Lily Collins‘ Emily, a marketer from Chicago sent to Paris to integrate the American way of doing business into the firm.“I don’t know about season 2 yet, but I think Emily has some surprising tough choices,” Star, 59, told E! News in an interview posted on Monday, October 19.

Lucas Bravo is opening up about his sex life.

Lily Collins was 30 when she was filming the Netflix series Emily in Paris, but her character is a lot younger than she is in real life.

DOC NYC, the documentary film festival set to run Nov. 11-19 in New York City, has unveiled its virtual 2020 edition lineup, with 23 world premieres, including Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker's The Meaning of Hitler and Gong Cheng and Yung Chang's Wuhan Wuhan.

Emily in Paris continues to be the show the internet can't stop talking about. Whether you the conversation about the hit starring isn't slowing down anytime soon. There's been much played by Camille Razat.

Selena Gomez isn't just doing a new TV series based in New York; according to Variety, the singer is now in talks to do a horror movie based on the city's "elite fashion scene" called Dollhouse. Variety described the film as a psychological thriller and Black Swan-esque.

Veep creator Armando Iannucci compared his own film,The Death of Stalin, and acclaimed HBO dramasWatchmen and Chernobyl to President Donald Trump's handling of his COVID-19 diagnosisin a recent piece for the New York magazine vertical Intelligencer.

Gordon Cox Theater EditorFresh off the release of Netflix’s “Emily of Paris,” actor Ashley Park has a hot-take on the show’s creator, Darren Star (“Sex and the City,” “Younger”), that theater fans might appreciate: “I call him the Sondheim of TV writing,” she said.Listen to this week’s “Stagecraft” podcast below: Park, a Tony nominee (“Mean Girls”) who is a series regular on Star’s “Emily in Paris,” explained her thinking on the latest episode of Stagecraft, Variety’s theater podcast.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Mama Weed,” Jean-Paul Salomé’s comedy starring Oscar-nominated actor Isabelle Huppert (“Elle”) as a French-Arabic translator working for the anti-drug squad in Paris, has been thriving at the box office in France, Germany and Austria. “Mama Weed,” based on Hannelore Cayre’s popular novel, follows the story of Patience Portefeux (Huppert), who gets embroiled in a failed drug deal, inheriting a pile of marijuana.

Refinery29 reports.In the show, Emily is seen wearing a number of gorgeous dresses which she styles with chunky belts. Carrie was a fan of accessorising flirty dresses this way in Sex and the City.In one of the episodes, Emily delivers an American ode to French dressing, wearing a two-piece check suit which she tops off with a red beret.It is strikingly similar to a striped suit and flat cap that Carrie wore in SATC.

Emily in Paris? The Netflix show starring Lily Collins debuted over the weekend, quickly becoming the number one show for the streaming service.While the dreamy landscape and super chic fashion have Us longing for a trip to Paris, we’re tiding ourselves over by chatting with William Abadie, who plays one of Emily’s clients, the super sexy perfumer Antoine Lambert.The French star spoke exclusively with Us about fragrance, revealing the difference between French and American’s attitudes towards

Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) is in a bit of a romantic pickle at the end of the first season of Netflix's romantic comedy, .

Emily in Paris. LOVED IT.

Emily in Paris, a from Sex and the City creator Darren Star that stars as a spunky millennial taking the City of Lights by storm. And if you're a SATC fan, you've most likely spotted some subtle—and not so subtle—. There's the obvious: SATC Patricia Field is the costume designer, along with co-costume designer Marilyn Fitoussi, and the Hôtel Plaza Athénée, where Carrie stayed in the series finale, makes an appearance.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsWhen creating his latest dramedy Emily In Paris, creator and executive producer Darren Star said he wanted to capture the awe and excitement he first felt upon visiting the French capital during his college years.“From that moment I kinda got stuck on Paris and I would go back whenever I could,” he said Friday during the Netflix series’ panel at the virtual PaleyFest Fall TV Previews event.

Emily in Paris, now streaming on Netflix, may be the first to succeed. Created by SATC maestro Darren Star, the series is essentially lite. You have an ambitious, romantic protagonist draped in enviable designer clothes (styled by SATC costumer Patricia Field), a glittery metropolitan backdrop, and a parade of very hot men.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorBefore the world went into lockdown, when Americans were free to travel internationally, Lily Collins was crisscrossing continents. The Golden Globe-nominated actor was shooting her new Netflix series “Emily in Paris” in the City of Lights as well as working in Los Angeles on David Fincher’s “Mank” — a drama about the making of “Citizen Kane.”In “Emily,” premiering on Netflix on Oct.