What to Stream This Weekend: 'Emily in Paris' on Netflix, 'Hocus Pocus' on Disney Plus and More

Emily in Paris, which follows Lily Collins‘ Emily Parker from the U.S. to Paris for work, the actress raised quite a few eyebrows when she revealed how old she thought her character was.“I don’t believe we’ve ever given her a specific ‘number’ for her age, but I believe that she’s pretty fresh out of college,” the 31-year-old actress recently told British Vogue.

following on Instagram — meet the real-life “Emily in Paris!”Go-getter Emily Jackson, 28, has been hooked on the smash-hit TV comedy ever since its release this month on Netflix because the premise bears a striking similarity to her own experience.“Not only do I share the name and career of the main character, but much of the plot resonates with me,” Jackson told The Post.

.The blonde beauty, played by French actress Camille Razat, was first introduced to audiences as Emily's (Lily Collins) new friend in Paris and later, Gabriel's (Lucas Bravo) girlfriend-turned-ex.

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.

One of the most famous pizza restaurants in Chicago was dissed in the new Netflix series Emily in Paris and they aren’t happy about it.

Lily Collins’ Emily in Paris character name-dropped the eatery.In the series premiere, which dropped on Netflix on Friday, October 2, Emily Cooper — played by the 31-year-old actress — converses with her French coworkers about her hometown’s famous deep-dish pizza.

Darren Star's breezy new romantic comedy Emily in Paris recently hit Netflix.

Emily in Paris and is dying to know what happens next. The finale—titled “Cancel Couture”—was so jam-packed with developments, but it's the last 10 minutes that we really need to talk about. (Consider this your spoiler warning.) It all starts when Camille and Gabriel get into a fight because he turned down her parents' offer to help him buy a restaurant in Paris.

[If you haven't already binged your way through Netflix's Emily in Paris, exit this post immediately and only return when you've devoured that final episode, because it's a doozy. This is your official warning: spoilers ahead!]Who else feels personally attacked by Netflix not already queueing up a second season of Emily in Paris after that jaw-dropping season finale?After season-long sexual tension between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Emily (Lily Collins), which resulted in two kisses — to be fair,

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

a romantic comedy resurgence, and the streaming service has now translated its success with romantic movies to TV shows.

, Netflix's new rom-com from star TV-maker Darren Star, doesn't have much in the way of plot (she's Emily! And she's in Paris!) or stakes, but what it does have is hot guys. And really, what more do you need?Emily (Lily Collins) is a social media wunderkind who relocates to Paris to work at a boutique marketing firm and «provide an American point of view,» she mentions an infinite amount of times in the first episodes.

Emily in Paris -- and with just 10 30-minute episodes, it won't take much time to devour the first season — but while the Darren Star-created series about an American expatriate living in Paris has its moments, we've also seen it before. The series, which is now streaming on Netflix, stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, an ambitious millennial from Chicago with a master's degree in marketing who is exceptionally skilled at social media and is meant to bring an American perspective to the French

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Emily in Paris -- and with just 10 30-minute episodes, it won't take much time to devour the first season — but while the Darren Star-created series about an American expatriate living in Paris has its moments, we've also seen it before. The series stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, an ambitious millennial from Chicago with a master's degree in marketing who is exceptionally skilled at social media and is meant to bring an American perspective to the French firm her company recently acquired.