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Younger, in which they starred opposite Hilary Duff and Sutton Foster. Or maybe from Make It or Break It or more recently, The Walking Dead: World Beyond.

fans can take heart in the idea that the beloved series starring Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff might not be done just yet. ET's Leanne Aguilera spoke with the show's creator, Darren Star, at the premiere of the second season of his Netflix series, and asked if  might have a second life as a film. «I would love to do a movie, and I think the entire cast, at some point, would like to get back together for it,» Starr told ET. But that doesn't mean fans can necessarily expect something soon." needs to rest for a little while," he added.

, which dropped Thursday on Paramount+, the series ended with the blossoming editor turning over a new leaf in her career and romantic life. After briefly rekindling a relationship with Charles (Peter Hermann), the couple decided to end things once and for all — the lack of trust between them too much of a hurdle to bear.

scene-stealing groundbreaking character for Molly Bernard, who has played Lauren, the always supportive, sex-positive millennial publicist, in all seven seasons of . With each new season, Lauren became increasingly more pivotal to the show.

Paramount+ with the first four episodes, and in the new minute-long footage, key moments from the past six seasons remind us just how far Liza Miller and her friends have come since.But just as begins its last chapter, Liza has a lot to contend with following that stunning proposal cliffhanger.

ending with season 7, and a premiere date has officially been set.The half-hour comedy series, led by Sutton Foster, will officially kick off its final season April 15 on Paramount+ with the first four episodes.

ending with season 7.The half-hour comedy series, led by Sutton Foster, will officially wrap up after the upcoming season, which will move to the Paramount+ streaming service (currently CBS All Access).

Drew Droege, that meant cutting short his hilarious and witty production of, the follow-up to Patterns, which was directed by longtime friend and creative partner, Michael Urie. The theater actor and former star opens up to ET about the inspiration to capture the show on screen for Broadway HD, his own return to TV on the upcoming final season of , and his hopes for the 2020 Tony Awards. , which is now streaming and is presented by Urie, is a one-man show telling the story of Doug (Droege), who is celebrating his 41st birthday with “friends, exes, nightmares, tricks, and even a ghost.”After being forced to shelter in place, the actor says the idea of capturing the production on film came after attending a Zoom birthday.

the upcoming (and very delayed) season 7 likely its last, creator revealed in a new interview. «We are unofficially planning [season 7] as a final season,” Star told TVLine of the TV Land comedy's end date. But fear not, Star confirmed that a spinoff, starring as Kelsey is in the works.Production on the new season was set to kick off in March in New York City, but was halted when film and television sets across the world were shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Emily in Paris to fill that void in the fall. On Monday, July 13, announced that it had acquired the series—which stars and was created by Sex and the City and genius Darren Star—from MTV Studios.

Hilary Duff has been trying to take a regular online bodybuilding class over Zoom during the coronavirus lockdown.

Hilary Duff dyed her hair blue after buying the shade for her son Luca.