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The Zipper Princess grows up and grows away from her title. She'll make her way on her own, thanks

The weather outside may be frightful, but the myriad viewing options inside can be nothing short of delightful

There's a moment early in the first season of "Emily in Paris," Netflix's colorful fish-out-of-water comedy about a bright-eyed American marketing executive abroad, when our protagonist's frosty, intimidating, effortlessly chic Parisian boss, Sylvie Grateau, called out the heroine's cliched behavior — and arguably established herself as the show's most interesting…

Cultural frictions give way to personality clashes in Netflix's "Emily in Paris," according to creator Darren Star who recently joined the show's cast members in the French capital for the global premiere of the third season. The new season of the television comedy starring Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, an…

The ‘hot chef’ sensation of Darren Star’s romantic comedy has roles in two new films that offer the chance to show he’s more than a heart-throb

It’s shades of Emily in Paris for six young women who, if not sipping wine or striking a pose, are looking for love in the French capital

Neil Patrick Harris has played an impressive number of what he calls “extreme characters.”

Middle-aged, gay and single, Stanley James is a New York art dealer who is an endlessly watchable mix of vulnerable and seen-it-all sardonic confidence. He may not be ripped like the guys in his friend group, but so what? Not everybody has to buy into the constant status-seeking that fuels…

Neil Patrick Harris’s charming turn as a newly single gay man in New York can’t stop Darren Star’s slow, derivative and poorly plotted drama from feeling flat

In this new Netflix show about a single estate agent, Neil Patrick Harris takes on a more nuanced role than we’re used to seeing him in – but he’s also considerably less fun to hang out with

In this new Netflix show about a single estate agent, Neil Patrick Harris takes on a more nuanced role than we’re used to seeing him in – but he’s also considerably less fun to hang out with