'Emily in Paris' Review: This Netflix Series Is 'Sex and the City' for the Instagram Age

“The Wizard of Oz” graced the silver screens, a prized piece from the set is going up for auction for the very first time.The Tin Man’s oil can from the 1939 technicolor fantasy is being sold for $200,000, according to TMZ.Kruse GWS Auctions is holding the sale and noted on the product description page that film historians say this is one of five oil cans used during filming, while other experts say there were three.The container can be seen at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.The can is currently on loan to the museum through November 2022.According to the auction house, the museum was also interested in letting the winning bidder keep the golden prop at the gallery after the loan agreement is satisfied in November.The item will come with a redacted copy of the loan agreement for the Academy Museum as well as an insurance appraisal of $1 million.The iconic musical starred Judy Garland as the wide-eyed Dorothy, with Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke and Margaret Hamilton completing the ensemble cast.Garland’s blue gingham dress from the movie was finally found last year after being missing for almost 50 years.The costume was mysteriously lost in 1972 and was found on the Catholic University campus in Washington, DC in June 2021.The college’s lecturer and operations coordinator for drama and music, Matt Ripa, unearthed the dress as he was cleaning out an area of one of the school’s buildings.

Rupert Grint's role on Apple TV+'s is rubbing off on his 1-year-old daughter, Wednesday G. Grint.

too much good stuff coming to the streaming service to find time to watch it all, what with the debut of The Haunting of Bly Manor, a breezy new romantic comedy from Darren Star, and the final season of Schitt's Creek, which recently dominated the Emmys. Our list of suggestions for the best shows and moves on Netflix in October is below, but here's the full list of what's new on Netflix in October. We also have a list of everything coming to all the major streaming services in October.

Ellise Shafer editorChicago deep dish staple Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria is not too happy with Netflix’s newest show, “Emily in Paris.”The restaurant sent out a media statement today expressing their disappointment with the series, which threw an insult at the chain in its premiere episode.Created by “Sex and the City’s” Darren Star, “Emily in Paris” stars Lily Collins as the titular character, a marketing executive and Chicago native who accepts a position to Paris and must learn to adapt to her new environment.

American Murder: The Family Next Door is still holding on to the top spot, where it's been sitting for a week now, while Emily in Paris, a new romantic comedy from Sex and the City's Darren Star, has so far topped out at No. 2 since its debut on Friday.

It's only been four days since Emily in Paris arrived on Netflix, but already fans are clamouring for more.

American Murder: The Family Next Door is still holding on to the top spot, while Emily in Paris, a new romantic comedy from Sex and the City's Darren Star, has so far topped out at No. 2 since its debut on Friday.

Darren Star's breezy new romantic comedy Emily in Paris recently hit Netflix. And while I struggled with the show's inability to properly address Emily's flaws and American stereotypes, I binge-watched all 10 episodes in one sitting, devouring them like a Halloween-sized bag of Starbursts, knowing full well the entire time the sugar was bad for me, and yet I couldn't stop.In the Netfix Original, Lily Collins stars as Emily Cooper, an ambitious millennial from the Midwest who is skilled at social media strategy and marketing.

Emily In Paris starring Lily Collins debuted on Friday evening with much anticipation because the creator was Darren Star who worked onSex And The City and Beverly Hills, 90210.American critics were kind to the Netflix show, calling it 'watchable.'But French critics did not react as well, claiming it was 'embarrassing' and 'deplorable' because of all the old cliches.

The City of Light is pretty dark on Netflix's new seriesEmily in Paris, with Parisians up in arms over theromantic comedy which stars Lily Collins as an American naif overcoming all manner of French stereotypes in her pursuit to become a social media guru. Created by Darren Star (Sex and the City, Beverly Hills 90210) and produced by MTV Studios, Emily in Paris debuted on Netflix worldwide on Oct.

American Murder: The Family Next Door has held on to the top spot all the way through the weekend, while Emily in Paris, a new romantic comedy from Sex and the City's Darren Star, has so far topped out at No. 2 since its debut on Friday.

Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) is in a bit of a romantic pickle at the end of the first season of Netflix's romantic comedy, . The American expatriate not only found herself very nearly fired (somehow) from the French luxury marketing agency she was working out of, but the social media maven is now at the center of a very messy love square. After a season of flirty looks, more-than-friendly kisses and awkward third-wheeling, Emily and her hot downstairs neighbor, chef Gabriel (French actor Lucas Bravo), took their sexual tension into the bedroom and had one unforgettable night -- before he was set to leave Paris to fulfill his life's dream of owning and running a tiny, humble restaurant in Normandy.

a romantic comedy resurgence, and the streaming service has now translated its success with romantic movies to TV shows. The new series Emily in Paris, created by TV rom-com master Darren Star, debuted this weekend, and at just 10 30-minute episodes, it's not only an easy watch, but a quick one too.Lily Collins stars as Emily Cooper, an ambitious millennial with a master's degree in marketing who is skilled at social media strategy and is meant to bring an American perspective to the French firm her company recently acquired.

, 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.

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. “I’ve always sort of been thinking about how I could give viewers that experience and share that.”With audiences stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the cast members of Emily In Paris believe the show and its depictions of the culturally rich city couldn’t come at a better time.

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 firm her company recently acquired.

The rumours were true! “Younger” star Hilary Duff will indeed be going solo in her own spin-off of the hit comedy.

“Emily in Paris” premieres Friday on Netflix, he plans on returning to New York this month to begin filming the seventh season of the delightful “Younger,” starring Sutton Foster as a 40-something single mom pretending to be in her twenties to reinvent her career.It films on location all over the city, including Williamsburg and Silvercup Studios in Long Island City.‘I feel like New York is just taking a nap now like the rest of the world.’“It’s important to bring back some life and work back to the city. That’s part of the reason I want to start filming in October if possible.

An American Marketer in Paris, as well as a emotional documentary dealing with death... but not in a scary way! And if you've been wondering what all the fuss about Schitt's Creek is, then you're in luck.All titles debut on Friday, Oct.

too much good stuff coming to the streaming service to find time to watch it all, what with the debut of The Haunting of Bly Manor, a breezy new romantic comedy from Darren Star, and the final season of Schitt's Creek, which recently dominated the Emmys. Our list of suggestions for the best shows and moves on Netflix in October is below, but here's the full list of what's new on Netflix in October. We also have a list of everything coming to all the major streaming services in October.

may be just what the (fashion) doctor ordered for a much-needed quarantine escape. In the 10-episode series, plays ambitious 20-something marketing assistant and social media maven Emily Cooper, who unexpectedly gets the dream of a lifetime when she uproots her life in Chicago for a job in Paris, France.