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Less than a week after it was announced that Emily in Paris star Camille Razat would not reprise her role as Camille in Season 5 of the Netflix series, she’s already addressed her departure. Razat has appeared in 33 of 42 episodes of Emily in Paris, which is led by Lily Collins as the titular character, Emily Cooper, and Ashley Park as Mindy Chen. Emily in Paris was renewed for Season 5 last year, and Netflix confirmed just a few days ago plans to begin filming this summer in Rome and Paris. During a recent interview with TV Line, Emily in Paris star Camille Razat spoke about her exit from the series, citing the end of her character’s story but also the opportunity to explore new horizons:

"After an incredible journey, I’ve made the decision to step away from Emily in Paris. It has been a truly wonderful experience — one filled with growth,...

The seventh edition of Egypt’s prestigious El Gouna Film Festival (Gff) kicked off on Thursday with a star-studded opening ceremony. The event celebrated a return to form after smaller events in recent years. Fireworks lit up the night sky as international celebrities arrived on the red carpet in El Gouna, a resort town on the Red Sea.

A highlight of the evening was honoring veteran Egyptian actor and filmmaker Mahmoud Hemida. Festival director Inas ElDeghedy called Hemida “an artist with the soul of a child” who always took chances. In his acceptance speech, Hemida expressed joy that the festival founders fulfilled a dream of his by creating a cultural and cinema hub in Marsa Alam. Although Hemida couldn’t build the facility himself, Naguib and Samih Sawiris brought his vision to life through the festival.

Stars from around the world attended the opening, including “Game of Thrones” actress Sibel Kekilli,...

Egypt’s El Gouna Film Festival (Gff) opened its 7th edition on Thursday (October 26) with a star-packed red carpet, calls to end ongoing conflict and an honorary award for veteran actor and producer Mahmoud Hemida.

Returning in full after a more subdued edition last year and cancellation in 2022, the opening ceremony took place under clear skies and fireworks at the Plaza Theatre in the Egyptian resort town of El Gouna.

Those in attendance included Indian actress and director Nandita Das, Game Of Thrones star Sibel Kekilli, and former Cannes March du Film executive director Jerome Paillard, all of whom sit...

Ahead of the release of his animated Lego biopic “Piece by Piece” with Focus Features, Pharrell Williams was the star guest at a special event held by Lego in Paris, where the multi-hyphenate took to the stage to discuss his growing collaboration with the company.

Alongside the film, which is directed by Morgan Neville and recently screened at Telluride and Toronto to reviews praising its originality, Williams has teamed with Lego on a new toy set, which features a black-and-gold rocket ship with a vibrant jet stream of colors.

The new set, titled “Over the Moon,” was on display at the cosmic-themed event, held at Espace Niemeyer, the iconic Oscar Niemeyer-designed former headquarters of the French Communist Party. The event was attended by an array of local creatives — of which Williams is now one, having recently moved to Paris to take up his position as Louis Vuitton’s men...

Ashley Park's Mindy has a few musical tricks up her sleeve in Emily in Paris Season 4, Part 2.

Mindy is Emily's best friend and a talented singer who left her rich family in China to escape her father's high expectations. In Paris, she juggles between working as an au pair (a nanny) and a musician who does busking alongside her two bandmates, Benoit (Kevin Dias) and Etienne (Jin Xuan Mao). 

Season 4 sees Mindy and her band gear up for Eurovision, but the downside is they do not have the funds to push through with it. As a result, the free-spirited Mindy decides to take matters into her own hands by working side gigs. 

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Before watching Emily in Paris season 4, part 2, even long-time viewers may need a quick refresher on the show's cast of characters, especially those who are returning for Emily Cooper's (Lily Collins) latest comedic adventure, which takes her from Paris to Rome. Created by Darren Star (Sex and the City), Emily in Paris sees its titular character moving from Chicago to France to provide an American point of view to a French marketing firm. Initially hired on as a temporary social media strategist, Emily butts heads with her bitter, no-nonsense boss, Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu).

Anticipation for Emily in Paris season 4's ending couldn't be higher after part 1's cliffhanger ending, which left the love triangle between Emily, Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), and Camille (Camille Razat) far from resolved. There are many things to remember about Emily in Paris' previous seasons, but, most importantly, Camille is keeping her false-positive pregnancy a secret from Gabriel,...

Emily in Paris Season 4 has returned for five new episodes that include a Roman reprieve for Emily.

Part 1 involved a lot of recovery from the explosive ending of Season 3 of the Netflix series as the ensemble cast adjusts to new dynamics. The drama was summarized in Timothée’s (Victor Meutelet) TikTok. Part 1 of Season 4 launched Thursday, August 15 after a blush pink carpet premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles.

For those needing a recap of Emily in Paris Season 4 Part 1, a summary of the main plot points in the first five episodes lies below.

Emily, Alfie and Gabriel Recovered From the Wedding Disaster

The love triangle between Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) took on a different dimension following Camille’s (Camille Razat) confession at her engagement party-turned-wedding to Gabriel in Season 3. She pointed out that Emily and Gabriel still have feelings for each other,...

Ahead of the release of Emily in Paris Part 2 of Season 4 on Netflix Sept. 12, the cast and creators of the tentpole series gathered at The Space Cinema Moderno in Rome, Italy for a red carpet at Piazza della Repubblica and a premiere special screening.

Lily Collins, who stars as the titular character, dazzled in a golden dress with a shimmery stack of bangle bracelets on her right wrist. Ashley Park, who plays singer Mindy Chen, wore a sleek black dress with sparkly tassels and long black gloves to match. Lucas Bravo, who plays one of Emily’s love interests Gabriel, appeared as did costar Camille Razat, who plays that love triangle’s third person Camille. Razat did not attend the Part 1 premiere in August. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Samuel Arnold, Bruno Gouery, Paul Forman, William Abadie, Arnaud Binard, Kevin Dias and newcomer Eugenio Franceschini — who plays Marcello — walked the carpet as well.

Emily in Paris will be heading to Rome in the second half of season four, so the cast traveled there for a global premiere event!

Lily Collins was the golden girl on the red carpet alongside the rest of the cast on Tuesday (September 10) at The Space Cinema Moderno in Piazza della Repubblica, Rome, Italy.

Also in attendance were co-stars Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie), Ashley Park (Mindy), Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Camille Razat (Camille), Samuel Arnold (Julien), Bruno Gouery (Luc), William Abadie (Antoine), Arnaud Binard (Laurent G.), Paul Forman (Nicolas), and new cast members Eugenio Franceschini, Raoul Bova, Debi Mazar, and Kevin Dias, as well as creator Darren Star and executive producer/director Andrew Fleming.

Part two of season four premieres on Netflix on September 12.

Fyi: Lily is wearing a Schiaparelli dress. Ashley is wearing a Dior dress and Santoni shoes. Camille is wearing an Atelier Versace dress.

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Emily in Paris season 4, part 2 will pick up where the 5-episode part 1 left off, which is prompting fans to think up some wild theories about what might unfold. In the first half of its fourth outing, Emily in Paris' cast of characters return for more relationship drama though this time around Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) isn't the root cause of all the ridiculous things that befall her friends, lovers, and colleagues. Instead, that crown of chaos goes to Camille (Camille Razat), who began her series of questionable choices in Emily in Paris season 3's ending.

After breaking things off with Sofia (Melia Kreiling), jilting Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) at the altar, revealing to all that she and Gabriel are pregnant, and prompting Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) to end things with Emily, Camille takes off. In Emily in Paris season 4, part 1, Emily brings Camille back to the titular city, which leads to some...

Warning: Spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

As Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 makes its premiere, everyone will obviously be talking about Emily's complicated love triangle with Gabriel and Alfie and who she chooses. While Emily does make her choice that some might not agree with, her bestie Mindy also has a bit of relationship drama happening with the two men in her life, Benoit and Nicolas.

In season 4 part 1, Mindy's in a committed relationship with Nicolas (played by Ashley Park's real-life boyfriend Paul Forman) and working with Benoit in their band with Etienne. The trio of performers have been selected to represent France in Eurovision, but they need the expensive funds necessary to make their performance really pop.

Throughout the first five episodes of the season, Mindy's personal and professional storylines take various turns that will have viewers choosing sides between her bandmate and her billionaire heir boyfriend.

Emily in Paris is back! All of the romance, hilarious mishaps, and shocking twists are in full form in season 4 part 1, which made its premiere on Netflix on Thursday, Aug. 15. But in between all of Emily's wrong turns in love and life, a clever earworm of a score and a vibey soundtrack sets the Parisian tone in the hit romantic comedy series.

This season, the music continues to take on a playful, celebratory, and sensual edge as Emily navigates the choppy waters of her love triangle with Alfie and Gabriel. After a pregnant Camille left Gabriel at the altar and Alfie broke up with Emily, all concerning Emily and Gabriel's obvious attraction, she's left to pick up the pieces.

Without giving away any spoilers from season 4 part 1, a special moment shared between two characters has its very own special music moment with a memorable song. In addition to moments like those,...

“Emily in Paris” is finally back after a year and a half, and Emily’s life is about to get even more chaotic.

Season 4 picks up following the dramatic Season 3 finale, which saw Camille (Camille Razat) and Gabriel’s (Lucas Bravo) wedding go sideways when Camille called out Gabriel’s feelings for Emily (Lily Collins) in front of the wedding attendees, which included Emily’s boyfriend, Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). And, if things weren’t dramatic enough, Camille is pregnant with Gabriel’s baby.

In addition to watching Emily navigate the fallout of the disastrous wedding, Season 4 will see Mindy (Ashley Park) and her band preparing to head to Eurovision, while Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) confronts her past.

Keep reading to get the details on when Season 4 debuts, and in how many parts.

When does “Emily in Paris” Season 4 premiere?

The new season debuts Thursday, Aug. 15 at 12 a.m. Pt/3 a.m.

Several loose threads at the end of Emily in Paris Season 3 will feature more prominently in Season 4 Part 1 of Darren Star’s Netflix series.

As the ensemble cast of Emily Cooper (Lily Collins), Sylvie Grateau (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu), Mindy Chen (Ashley Park), Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), Camille (Camille Razat), Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) and more come back together for the fourth installment of the soapy Netflix show, viewers may be wondering what happened in Season 3 of Emily in Paris. The ten-episode third season came out at the end of 2022, and the fourth season was delayed by the double strikes in Hollywood.

A recap of what to remember ahead of the first half of Emily in Paris Season 4 awaits below.

Business Decisions

At the beginning of Season 3, Emily faced the tough choice between staying on at Savoir under the Gilbert Group with a very pregnant Madeline (Kate Walsh) or jumping ship for Sylvie’s new group – Agence Grateau.

Get ready for August at Netflix! Zack Snyder has your first-weekend watchlist covered as Netflix releases the R-rated, six-hour #SnyderCut of the filmmaker’s “Rebel Moon” Parts One and Two, starring Sofia Boutella, Ed Skrein, Charlie Hunnam, Michiel Huisman, and more.

Throughout the rest of the month, the streamer will premiere several new films, series, documentaries, animes, and comedy specials, including a few of its biggest and most anticipated originals: “Emily in Paris” Season 4, the series premiere of “Kaos,” and the final season of “The Umbrella Academy.”

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Netflix Announces “Cobra Kai” Final Season Premiere Date

Wax off. Netflix has announced the premiere date for the sixth and final season of the “Karate Kid” sequel series “Cobra Kai,” starring Ralph Macchio and William Zabka. The martial arts dramedy will conclude its run with a three-part final season, with the first part premiering on Thursday, July 18.

Picking up with Cobra Kai eliminated from the Valley, Season 6 will follow the senseis and students as they decide if and how they will compete in the Sekai Taikai, the world championships of karate.

Watch the date announcement and first-look video for Season 6 of “Cobra Kai” below:

The series, which initially began on YouTube Premium (then-YouTube Red), Courtney Henggeler, Xolo Maridueña, Tanner Buchanan, Mary Mouser, Jacob Bertrand, and more.

The second half of “Cobra Kai” Season 6 will premiere on Thursday, Nov. 28, followed by the series finale in 2025 with an official date to be announced later.

The cast of Emily in Paris is back filming and star Ashley Park has given us all a glimpse into what Mindy is up to in Season 4. Park announced her return to set on social media, preparing fans for a stylish return. After a tumultuous relationship with Emily (Lily Collins) in Season 3, struggling in her own relationship with Benoit (Kevin Dias), and ending up with her former classmate Nico (Paul Forman), there was a lot working against Mindy and Emily as friends. What that means for Season 4? We don't know yet but these pictures that we now have from filming show us Mindy back in action.

Spoiler alert: The following article discusses the entirety of “Emily in Paris” Season 3.

Just when you thought the ship of Emily (Lily Collins) and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) had officially sailed — I mean, we were bearing witness to the latter’s impromptu wedding to Camille (Camille Razat) — an anchor is let down: Camille, still reeling from the intensity of her relationship with free-spirited artist Sofia (Melia Kreiling), calls it all off, but not before declaring the reason for doing so is Gabriel’s buried feelings for Emily. With everyone shaken, Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) also storms out, saying he will not be a second choice. And last, but certainly not least, Gabriel and Emily reconnect, finally open about their desires, as the former declares that Camille is pregnant.

For “Emily in Paris” creator, writer and executive producer Darren Star, the goal with the drama-filled finale was to “leave a lot of open questions about what’s next,...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for major plot points in “Emily in Paris” Season 3.

“Emily in Paris” might be the fun, mindless binge of the holiday season, an opportunity for audiences to admire attractive men and audacious couture without splurging on a ticket to France.

But that’s not why you’re watching.

“Emily in Paris” fans, like the characters themselves, love mess. This is a show about shiny hot people who love chaos — one of Netflix’s most successful genres — and a show that viewers too sane to blow up their own lives can guiltlessly and joyfully binge. Season 3 is no different, with flirtations, affairs, hookups, and workplace drama, some of which is legitimate madness and some of which is just messy fools loving drama. Jobs are lost, relationships sabotaged, friendships tested, and at one point Luc (Bruno Gouery) proudly declares, “I am a star fucker.” It is glorious.

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Ashley Park's acting résumé will soon rival the length of a Cvs receipt. In addition to portraying bubbly singer Mindy Chen in Netflix's "Emily in Paris," the Korean American actor has starred in the "Mean Girls" musical on Broadway and Peacock comedy series "Girls5eva," with an untitled Lionsgate film directed by screenwriter Adele Lim on the way. The common thread that unites all of these projects? They're led by women, which made them all the more enticing for Park.

"I feel like I've been very lucky in having a bunch of amazing older sisters looking out for me," she tells Popsugar of the friends she's made on set. "When those opportunities came around, that's what made me so excited about them - not only that they're powerful women, but they're just good people. Those are the stories I relate to the most because I am a woman.

Help: it's not even noon and I've already busted into song belting out the lyrics to "Mon Soleil" at least three times. Since season two of Emily in Paris hit Netflix on Dec. 22, Mindy and Benoît's song has truly lived in my head rent free. It's undoubtedly one of the most moving scenes of the series thus far, when Mindy (Ashley Park) and Benoît (Kevin Dias) perform their original song "Mon Soleil" at a Chinese supper club in the finale, highlighting their chemistry, their group's incredible talent, and Mindy's reluctant return to the spotlight as a pop star.

While the soundtrack for season two includes covers performed by Mindy, Benoît, and Étienne (Jin Xuan Mao), "Mon Soleil" is their only original song, and it was created specifically for Park and her onscreen love interest. In an interview with Vogue, Park opened up about how the idea to include an original...