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The official trailer for Emily in Paris season 4 has arrived!

The preview begins with Emily, played by Lily Collins, starting to embrace her single life.

“I guess I have just been so focused with Gabriel and Alfie that I forgot what it feels like to be single,” she said.

The upcoming season, which features other original stars including Ashley Park, Lucien Laviscount and Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, will pick up after “the dramatic events of Camille and Gabriel’s misbegotten wedding,” according to a synopsis.

The trailer also shows how Emily’s personal life has interfered with her professional life at Agence Grateau.

“You broadcast your entire life for public consumption and now it’s affecting my business … fix this,” Emily’s boss, Sylvie, played by Leroy-Beaulieu, said.

Other scenes from the trailer include a tiff between Emily and co-worker Julian (Samuel Arnold), as well as Emily getting into a heated conversation with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo).

“I’m so sick of this secret,” he said to Emily, who responded, “So am I!”

Emily also seemed to be having a hard time navigating her love triangle.

“I really thought that I could move on from them but they both mean so much to me for different reasons,” her voice can be heard saying over two different romantic scenes with Alfie and Gabriel.

Other characters, such as Sylvie and Mindy Chen, are seen dealing with their own issues maneuvering relationships and careers.

Toward the end of the trailer, Emily appears to have bounced back from her dilemma.

“I promised myself I’d be open to any possibilities,” she said.

The first part of Emily in Paris season 4 premieres on Aug. 15. Part two arrives on Sept. 12.

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Zachary Pym Williams, son of the late actor Robin Williams, shared a post on Instagram Sunday, commemorating his father on his birthday.

“Dad, on what would be your 73rd birthday, I remember you for all the hope and joy you brought to the world,” Zachary wrote on Instagram.

Williams’ note was posted with a black-and-white photo of the late actor, showing him with his legs crossed and fingers connected in a meditation style. 

“There’s not a week that goes by without someone sharing with me how you helped them through a dark time or a rough patch,” Zachary wrote.

The Oscar-winning actor and comedian died by suicide in August 2014 at age 63. Williams starred in classic comedies and dramas such as Mrs. Doubtfire, Dead Poets Society, Jumanji and Good Morning, Vietnam.

Zachary ended his message saying, “I’m so grateful and proud to be your son. Love you forever,” he wrote.

Zachary is the child of Robin Williams and Valerie Velardi. Williams also shared two children, Zelda and Cody, with Marsha Garces. In 2011, Williams married his third wife, graphic designer Susan Schneider.

Zachary recently remembered his dad on Father’s Day in an Instagram post, similarly recognizing his “incredible thoughtfulness and compassion for others.” He wrote, “Thank you for showing me what it truly means to be unconditionally loving and kind. I miss you and love you today and every day.”

If you or someone you know are experiencing suicidal, substance use or other mental health crises, please call or text 988. You will reach a trained crisis counselor for free, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can also go to 988lifeline.org.

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Celebrities from across the entertainment spectrum are reacting to President Joe Biden announcing that he is exiting the 2024 presidential race, ending his campaign to defeat former President Donald Trump, and endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee in his place.

Celebrity reaction to President Biden’s faulty debate performance in June and his uneven public appearances in the weeks that followed made headlines. Notably, George Clooney, who recently co-hosted a fundraiser for Biden, penned an op-ed in which he declared that Biden should step down.

Now, after Biden said in a statement posted Sunday that he will “stand down,” big names in entertainment are sharing their immediate reactions to Biden’s decision.

Talk show host and comedian Jon Stewart reacted to the news with a one-word post on X shortly after President Biden’s announcement.

“Legend,” wrote Stewart, seemingly reacting to Biden’s decision to leave the race, as well as his decades of public service.

Actor Mark Hamill, who publicly backed Biden, also took to X, writing that Biden “restored honesty, dignity & integrity” to the presidency “after 4 years of lies, crime, scandal & chaos.”

“Thank you for your service, Mr. President. It’s now our duty as patriotic Americans to elect the Democrat who will honor& further your legacy,” he wrote.

Singer Cher also commented on Biden’s decision to leave the race, saying in part, “DEM PARTY MUST ‘REALLY,’ ‘REALLY’ THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. ‘WINNING IS ALL’, DONT WIN CANT CHANGE ANYTHING& THE TIMES THEY MUST BE A CHANGIN.”

Abbott Elementary Emmy winner Sheryl Lee Ralph took to X, posting several times in the aftermath of Biden’s decision, including a photo of her and the vice president. “President Biden has endorsed Kamala Harris !” she added.

Other stars boosting Harris included Amy Schumer and Viola Davis.

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CBS has announced a new special paying tribute to the late Bob Newhart, who died Thursday at 94 years old. Bob Newhart: A Legacy Of Laughter will air Monday at 8 p.m. on CBS and stream on Paramount+. Hosted by Entertainment Tonight‘s Nischelle Turner, “this one-hour tribute honors the late comedian with a look back at his 70-year career, featuring never-before-seen interviews, and his final interview from his home in Los Angeles,” the network says …

Suits: L.A. is officially becoming a series at NBC. The network announced that the spin-off of the USA Network show-turned-Netflix phenomenon has gotten a full series order. The show will star Stephen Amell and Josh McDermitt, and center on Amell’s Ted Black, a former federal prosecutor from New York who represents the most powerful clients in Los Angeles …

It’s game over for Halo, Paramount+’s big-budget adaptation of the hit video game franchise. The streamer said in a statement it “will not move forward with a third season” of the show, thanking its collaborators “Xbox, 343 Industries and Amblin Television, along with showrunner and executive producer David Wiener, his fellow executive producers, the entire cast led by Pablo Schreiber as Master Chief and the amazing crew for all their outstanding work.” Schreiber played the green armored super soldier in the series, which he also co-produced with costar Natascha McElhone …

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Twisters twisted through the competition to grab the #1 spot at the box office in its opening weekend.

The disaster flick, a standalone sequel to 1996’s Twister, brought it a total of $80.5 million during its debut frame, Variety reports. That’s good enough for the third-biggest premiere weekend of 2024, following Inside Out 2 and Dune: Part 2, which opened with $154 million and $82 million, respectively.

Twisters stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell and Anthony Ramos, and is accompanied by a soundtrack filled with some of the biggest names in country music, including Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Shania Twain and Jelly Roll.

Coming in at #2 in the box office was two-week champ Despicable Me 4, which brought its domestic total to $259 million with an extra $29 million. Inside Out 2, already the highest-grossing movie of 2024 and Pixar’s highest-grossing worldwide film of all time, added $12.7 million to its now $596.4 million total.

A pair of horror movies rounded out the top five: Longlegs grabbed #4 with $11.7 million in its second week, followed by A Quiet Place: Day One, with $6.1 million in its fourth week.

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Twisters, the action-heavy disaster thriller and standalone sequel to the popular 1996 film Twister, is finally in theaters.

To mark the occasion, Twisters star Glen Powell took to social media to share a tribute to late Twister actor Bill Paxton.

Powell wrote, “As we release Twisters into the world today, I just wanted to look up and tip my hat to the legend that is Bill Paxton. A great friend of mine who saw poetry in the natural world. His boots are impossible to fill, but this life is all about chasing the greats.”

Powell shared a photo of himself and Paxton from what appeared to be a behind-the-scenes snap from Red Wing, the 2013 film they starred in together.

Paxton, who starred in Twister alongside Helen Hunt, died in February 2017 due to complications from surgery.

Paxton’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and the surgeon who operated on him; the lawsuit was settled in 2022.

As a tribute to Paxton, his 30-year-old son, James, has a cameo in the new film. According to Variety, he and his sister, Lydia, 27, walked the Twisters red carpet for the film. 

He told the trade the first time he saw the “exhilarating” original film was on cable when his father pointed it out to him. “‘Hey, look, what’s on. It’s your old man,'” James recalls him saying.

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Kyle Richards is marking a milestone on her sobriety journey.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 55, took to Instagram on Thursday to celebrate two years without alcohol with a gym selfie and a reflective caption.

“This week was my 2 year anniversary of being alcohol free (July 15th) I can remember a time when the idea of going 2 weeks seemed impossible,” she wrote. “I’m proud of the fact that I’ve had the willpower to stay on this path.”

“I know many people would love for me to start drinking again. Even friends with the best of intentions,” the Halloween actress continued, noting that everyone loved “Party Kyle” when she was drinking.

She added, “I think that was the hardest part of all of this. The resistance from others. The old me, the people pleaser, did struggle with that aspect of it. And I realized right away that I wasn’t going to have a ton of encouragement.”

Richards said she has “dropped enough splits and whipped enough pony tails to know when it’s time to call it a day” — joking she still lets loose from time to time.

She added, “But my mental and physical health became a lot more important to me than feeling like I had to be ‘on’ at a party or social setting.”

“I’m not going to lie… the fact that I looked better because I wasn’t drinking was also incentive to not veer from the road I am on,” she continued.

“But the real reward is how I feel on the inside,” she wrote. “I feel strong, energetic and grateful for my body … It would have been a lot harder going through these difficult times if I had been drinking.”

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Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman and director Shawn Levy have teased the “heart” hiding within the spectacle of the upcoming Deadpool & Wolverine, and the just-released final trailer for the July 26 release gives a glimpse of that. 

In the first two Deadpool movies the character’s fanboying of Wolverine was played off as something of a joke — he even wore Hugh Jackman‘s “Sexiest Man Alive” photo under his mask in the 2016 original to cover his own scars.

The final trailer, however, has Reynolds’ Wade Wilson getting serious with Jackman’s Wolvie. “I know I turn everything into a joke, but I care,” he confesses sincerely. “I waited a long time for this team up. In my world you’re well regarded. You were an X-Man … you were THE X-Man. The Wolverine was a hero in my world.” 

“Whoever you think I am, you got the wrong guy,” Jackman’s Wolvie replies, until the trailer drops the return of Dafne Keen — seen as a child in 2016’s Logan — as Wolverine’s now-grown daughter. 

This, despite that the Acolyte star recently denied to an entertainment outlet that she’s in the film.

“You were always the wrong guy,” she tells her father, “till you weren’t.”

Evidently that does the trick, and Wolvie joins the fight.

Keen’s character was central to the redemption of Jackman’s character before. In James Mangold‘s acclaimed The Wolverine, a clairvoyant mutant predicts Logan would die “holding your heart in your hand” — something shown literally during a bloody self-surgery scene.

But Mangold confirmed the actual payoff to that line was the end of the director’s Logan, as Wolvie dies holding Laura after sacrificing himself to save her and her young mutant friends. 

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Kiefer Sutherland is speaking out about the June 20 death of his famous father, Donald, noting in a forthcoming interview with BBC Radio 3’s Sound of Cinema that he wishes they’d spent more time together.

The Daily Mail got a sneak peek of the interview that runs on Friday and excerpted some of it.

Donald Sutherland and Kiefer’s mother, Shirley Douglas, divorced when the 24 star was just 3, and while he tells Sound of Cinema he and his dad had “wonderful” times together and “never had an issue with each other,” he allowed, “The only thing that my father and I have been sorry for is that we didn’t spend more time together.”

Kiefer said, “Our biggest frustration was that our lives took us in different directions, and that we didn’t spend as much time together as we would have liked.”

In both actors’ long careers, they only acted together three times, but they played father and son in the 2015 Western Foresaken.

“I remember both of us realizing that we had not spent three months together at any given moment for a very long time, since I was maybe a child and came to visit for summer,” Kiefer recalled.

He admitted to missing his cue in a scene where he was acting opposite his dad — that’s how impressed he was by Donald’s talent. “We were shooting a scene and I got so involved in what he was doing, watching him work, and he did this beautiful monologue, and then there was just this long pause.”

He added, “I was like, ‘Oh, no, I was supposed to say something.’ I [had] just gotten caught as an actor. I got caught watching another actor work.”

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Have no fear, your reality roundup is here! Here’s a look at what happened in the world of reality television this week:

Vanderpump Rules (Bravo)
It’s the Scandoval that will never stop-doval. Tom Sandoval has sued Ariana Madix over explicit footage of Rachel Leviss that was revealed in season 10 of Vanderpump Rules. Sandoval claims Madix violated his privacy when she peeked at his phone to discover the explicit video of her then-friend and castmate Leviss. The suit alleges that Madix did not have Sandoval’s “authorization or permission” to look at his phone or view videos on the device.

Big Brother (CBS)
During Wednesday night’s season 26 premiere of Big Brother, host Julie Chen Moonves unleashed a new artificial intelligence twist on the first eight houseguests. A prospective 17th houseguest, named Ainsle, was introduced — though it was revealed she was an “AI entity” and not an actual human woman. A human woman acted as Ainslie, though, and fans recognized her as popular TikTok user Cosette Rinab. “THATS NOT AINSLEY!!! THATS A TIKTOKER NAME COSETTE!!! ITS A FAKE #BB26,” one fan wrote on the social platform X.

Dance Moms: A New Era (Hulu)
The popular reality show Dance Moms has been rebooted for a new generation. A new coach, new dancers and all new drama awaits in the first season of Dance Moms: A New Era. The trailer for the season is available to watch now, and the show premieres on Aug. 7 on Hulu.

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