News about Darren Star

Fred Rosen, 80, was a ticketing king from 1982 to 1998, becoming a pissing monster for artists and followers alike, claiming, 'you can't build a company without pissing someone off.' They have no idea who they are dealing with.' OK?' He's been active in Bel Air since 2015, first attempting to prevent the construction of mega-mansions by developers. Now, he has channeled his indignation against the Sepulveda Transit Corridor, a line of subways that will connect the San Fernando Valley's wealthy area to a line in Santa Monica that will begin within 20 years.

SARAH RAINEY: Ah, Paris! Every year, the city of love, light, croissants, couture, and a magnet for 30 million tourists from around the world. The French capital isn't short of famous sights, from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre and Notre Dame to the Champs-Elysées. However, a new swath of tourists here has no interest in the traditional charms Paris has to offer. These visitors are descending, in slews of thousands, on tiny Gallic streets, parks, and squares, with iPhones in hand. They all arrived at a rustic family bakery in the Latin Quarter, where they have doubled pain au chocolat production to keep up with demand. Then there's the restaurant next door, whose 15 rickety tables are occupied by tourists enjoying kir royales and photographing its red frontage.

STEPHEN: Were these shows merely a reaction to the previous two years, when Covid dominated almost every channel and we just craved escapism?When almost all we could rely on during that terrible time was good old Hallmark for continuing to keep us distracted with nonsensical murders and women in advertising who inexplicably moved to a forest and found the only straight available man in the state? It was still Netflix's year - and they win the bulk of my awards, both good and bad, with a variety of themes ranging from the absurd to the sublime. It was a mixed bag on other channels - extraordinary shows, tedious ones, and others so bad you could only sit back and wonder at human imagination's limits.

No doubt our favorite television shows have influenced how we've dressed in 2022, from Yellowstone to Euphoria. Ashlyn Greer, a New York-based stylist, offers her opinion on this year's TV style trends, while Cassandra Sethi, a Manhattan stylist and image consultant, shows pieces you can add to your wardrobe to help get the right look whether you're looking for a 'rich girl' Anna Delvy from Inventing Anna, the trendy suits of Succession, the Y2K of Euphoria, or Bridgerton's regency style deception (left to right).

In its third series, the Netflix show starring British-American actress Lily Collins as vivacious marketing executive Emily Cooper is under fire after it displayed a French McDonald's as fresh, fashionable, and even lauded by a top chef. According to critics, the first episode 'feels like a McDonald's ad' and the 'continuous mention of the brand gets tiring very quickly.' According to The Times, French newspaper Le Monde's reputable film critic Thomas Sotinel said the opening of the third season was 'in part dedicated to the brand's promotion,' which is reported to have paid Netflix to appear in the series.

If you're like us and binge-watched "Emily in Paris" season three all in one sitting, you're probably still reeling from the shocking finale twist. On Dec. 21, the romantic Parisian drama, created by Darren Star, returned for its third season, finally answering all of our questions about Emily's (Lily Collins) destiny in the City of Love — both professionally and dating wise. However, season three drags her back into her never-ending love square after Camille (Camille Razat) reveals she knows Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Emily still have feelings for each other — but not before announcing she's pregnant! Well, the twist we may (or may not) have predicted may have put an end to Emily and Alfie's (Lucien Laviscount) sweet romance for good and for all. But it also leaves us wondering what the future holds for Emily, Gabriel, and Camille (and their baby?) Unfortunately for us, the cast are just as curious about what's up for season four as we are, with Netflix's green lit on back in January.

Kim Cattrall is supposed to be taken to Paris by Darren Starkid, or at least to a fictionalized version of it. People said that the 61-year-old writer and show producer told People that he wants the Sex and the City star to appear in his show Emily in Paris. Although Emily in Paris' third season is scheduled to be released on December 21, the actor said he's still searching for the right role for the 66-year-old actress.

The idyllic Greek Islands have long been known as holiday hotspots. And there is one location in particular that has caught A-list's interest, a luxurious yet unpretentious haven built into the Mykonos cliffside overlooking Ornos Bay on the island's southwest area. The five-star Kivotos Hotel & Villas has hosted an outstanding line of actors including Shakira and Gerard Piqué, Heidi Klum, John Legend, and Sex And The City writer Darren Star.

JACI STEPHEN: Bravo's latest reality series Real Girlfriends in Paris premiered last night, with its first two episodes. Any Bravo (and I really am) knows that their reality is as unreal as real life is; I don't want to watch a show about me sitting at a desk all day. Their shows are celebrations of the excesses and insanities of people you'd never want to know in real life: staged arguments, ridiculous plot lines, and characters with EIFFEL TOWER-SIZED egos.