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After first appearing in Season 4, Julia Macchio is back as the daughter of the titular Karate Kid in Cobra Kai Season 6. 

Macchio joins the hit high-kicking Netflix comedy, which recently debuted its sixth and final season on the platform. 

The series is ready to go out with a bang, wrapping up its thrilling karate-based plot and including exciting twists like the teaming up of two former longtime rivals. 

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Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 features a wealth of guest stars, such as Julia Macchio, Elizabeth Berkeley, and Darryl Vidal. 

The final five episodes of Cobra Kai Season 6 explore the ramifications of Part 2's tragic ending, unexpected reunions, and the eventual return of the final rounds of the prestigious Sekai Taikai Tournament at All Valley. 

With so many moving pieces, Cobra Kai Season 6 highlighted many significant moments from its core cast of characters while adding a few surprise cameos in the final batch of episodes. 

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Tanner Buchanan and Mary Mouser shared some big news at the Cobra Kai series finale premiere held at The Egyptian Theatre Hollywood on Wednesday night (February 12) in Los Angeles.

The two stars, who have been on the show since the beginning, revealed that they are engaged, and showed off both of their rings!

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“We’re so happy to finally share that we’re engaged. This is such a special moment in our lives, the closing of one chapter and celebrating the continuation of another. We’re so grateful for the love and support, and though we’re partial to having our private moments, we’re excited to share this check-in to our world...

Cobra Kai, the spin-off series to the infectiously popular film The Karate Kid trilogy, has been a topic of praise not only by the viewers but also by the critics of the series. Featuring Ralph Macchio and William Zabka, reprising their roles of Daniel Larusso and Johnny Lawrence, respectively.

Ralph Macchio as Daniel Larusso in Cobra Kai. Credits: Netflix

With the series nearing to draw its curtain, it has dropped the trailer for the first part of season 6 that is set to glue the viewers to their screens. The trailer has given a glimpse of what the audience should expect in the final season of the show.

Moreover, it also features one of the main antagonists from the original film series. Though he was shown only for a second in the background, eagle-eyed fans have noticed the iconic character, and they are excited to see Mike Barnes make an iconic return.

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Here’s a look at this week’s biggest premieres, parties and openings in Los Angeles and New York, including red carpets for Cobra Kai, Pinocchio, Gutsy and Growing Up.

Pinocchio premiere

Tom Hanks, Cynthia Erivo, Luke Evans and director Robert Zemeckis premiered their new live-action adaptation at the Walt Disney Studios lot on Wednesday.

Luke Evans, Benjamin Evan Ainsworth, Tom Hanks, Cynthia Erivo and Robert Zemeckis Alan Bergman, chairman of Walt Disney Studios, Cynthia Erivo, Bob Chapek, CEO of Walt Disney Studios, and Sean Bailey, president of Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production

Cobra Kai season five premiere

The fifth season of Netflix’s hit martial arts series was unveiled on Wednesday at L.A. State Historic Park, with stars William Zabka, Ralph Macchio and Martin Kove.

Griffin Santopietro, Thomas Ian Griffith, Dallas Dupree Young, Khalil Everage, Hannah Kepple, Yuji Okumoto, Joe Seo,...

Michael C. Hall will star in what may be the strangest Super Bowl commercial that’s not a Super Bowl commercial: The star will appear live in a one-performance-only half-hour Broadway musical for Skittles on the afternoon of the big game.

Skittles had previously announced its decision to stage a half-hour live musical event in lieu of a typical Super Bowl ad, with some proceeds going to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. And while the large ensemble cast had also been revealed, the identity of the star of the show was a mystery – until today.

So, is it real? Yes. Hall – whose stage credits include Cabaret and the David Bowie musical Lazarus – actually will perform in Skittles Commercial: The Broadway Musical at The Town Hall theater in Times Square on February 3 at 1 Pm. Ticket prices, via Ticketmaster, range from $30-$205.

“To celebrate the biggest marketing day of the year, Skittles...

"Don't go near that girl again - no matter how much you like her." The Orchard has debuted the official trailer for an indie dramedy titled Stella's Last Weekend, which will be arriving in select theaters this October. The film stars brothers Nat Wolff and Alex Wolff, two big actors on the rise in tons of different films nowadays. And it's written & directed by Polly Draper, an actress who also happens to be Alex & Nat's real-life mom, making this quite the family affair. The film is about brothers Jack & Oliver who reunite to put their beloved dog to sleep. While their zany mother plans a party to celebrate Stella's life, things go hilariously awry when the brothers discover they love the same girl. Aside from the two Wolff brothers, the film stars Paulina Singer, Nick Sandow, Polly Draper, and Julia Macchio. This looks very good, with some great humor that...

Daniel-san, so very nice to see you again! Ralph Macchio, now 51, hit the red carpet on July 15 in NYC and he looked nearly the same as he did when he first found stardom with 1984's The Karate Kid! The former teen heartthrob, who seems to have tapped the Fountain of Youth, attended the screening of Girl Most Likely, hosted by The Cinema Society and Brooks Brothers, to support his 21-year-old daughter, Julia Macchio, who has a small role in the movie. While he wore a suit [...]...