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Rachel Brosnahan and her husband Jason Ralph found love in 2013 on the set of a movie that many don’t know about. In fact, it was believed until recently that they met on the set of the series Manhattan. Brosnahan revealed during a 2022 interview with Town & Country Magazine that they met while filming I’m Obsessed With You: But You’ve Got to Leave Me Alone.

The indie movie had a small production team that lived in a dorm together. It was shot at Dartmouth College for the most part, alongside other locations in New York City and the Hamptons. It was the perfect setting for Brosnahan’s fairytale love story, even though they weren’t paired together in the movie.

However, Brosnahan told the outlet that she didn’t date him until after filming. She shared, “It was a hard no for me. Stay away, stay away. Okay, fine.

Darren Star has created some pretty iconic TV shows over the years.

From Beverly Hills, 9021 to Sex and the City, Grosse Pointe and the most recent Emily In Paris.

Prior to Emily in Paris, Darren also had the TV Land hit Younger, which starred Sutton Foster, Peter Hermann, Hilary Duff, Debi Mazar, Miriam Shor, Nico Tortorella and more.

In a recent interview, Darren opened up about the streaming success of Younger on Netflix, and if he would return for a revival if asked.

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“When I was doing Younger, it was made to be bingeable, every episode sort of had a cliffhanger. I thought, Oh, this could get on streaming, it’s going to feel very streamable and bingeable,” Darren told Deadline. “So I was hoping but you never know — I mean, my dream was to see the show get acquired by Netflix, and it was wonderful when it happened.

Before Kristen Bell entered The Good Place or made our hearts swoon in Nobody Wants This, but after she made her breakthrough as Veronica Mars, she starred in the underrated Showtime comedy-drama series House of Lies. Even though the series also featured another major star, it managed to fly under the radar for five seasons. But this summer, it's making a comeback.

House of Lies coming to Netflix in July 2025

While we wait for Nobody Wants This season 2 to premiere in October, there's another Kristen Bell show to discover on Netflix. All five seasons of House of Lies are set to begin streaming on Netflix in the United States on Wednesday, July 23, 2025. You can set your reminders on Netflix now to make sure you can starting binge-watching the series as soon as its added to the streamer.

Netflix has been on quite the acquisition spree this summer, with the likes of Mr. Robot,...

Earlier this year, Netflix was able to replicate its Suits renaissance with another underrated cable television series. This time around, the TV Land comedy Younger made its way to Netflix for streaming in January 2025 and almost instantly became a streaming sensation. The show got a second life almost four years after coming to an end with its seventh and final season.

A number of things likely contributed to Younger becoming a success on Netflix. First of all, the series boasts seven seasons that are each 12 episodes. That's an 84-episode binge-watch in a time where viewers are looking for something much more substantial than the usual eight or 10 episodes every two years. The streamer also have the fan-favorite show a push to reach a broader audience.

Between its addition to Netflix in January to the last month, Younger's first season has logged over 2.4 billion views, with the rest of the...

With a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, Younger is currently a hit after being revived on streaming, and recently, the creator suggested he would be willing to return to the show if Netflix wants it. Based on the 2005 novel of the same name by Pamela Redmond Satran, Younger is a single-camera comedy drama set in NYC, focusing on Liza Miller (Sutton Foster), a 40-year-old who decides to pose as a 20-something for better job and life prospects. The series aired on TV Land for five seasons before moving to Paramount+ and Hulu.

Despite high critical acclaim, Younger was canceled after season 7. However, the series has had something of a revival after being brought to Netflix. For the first five months of 2025, creator Darren Star's Younger was in the Top 10 of U.S. streaming for Netflix, creating a stir around the series (via Deadline). When asked about a possible revival, Star said...

Of the hundreds of half-hour comedies available on streaming, one title dominated the U.S. rankings for the first five months of 2025, Darren Star’s 2015 TV Land series Younger, whose seven seasons took seven of the Top 10 spots in U.S. viewership for January-May for its Netflix run, according to data recently released by Luminate. Season 1 ranked the highest, at #3, logging 2.4B views, with the rest of the seasons charting at #5-#10 with viewership between 1.4B-1.9B.

Younger‘s ascend was almost instant after all seven seasons of the series, starring Sutton Foster as a 40-year old single mom pretending to be 26 in order to land an assistant job in publishing, were made available on Netflix domestically in January, almost a decade after the show made its debut on TV Land in March 2015. The series,...

The newest Apple TV+ crime drama is getting some intriguing responses from professional reviewers.

Apple TV+ takes its crime dramas very seriously — for the most part. It infuses comedy into some, such as its beloved series “Bad Sisters,” but others like “Presumed Innocent” are as gritty as they come. It demonstrates the range of content available on the streamer, even within the same genre.

The newest crime drama to hit Apple TV+ is called “Smoke.” The show is a miniseries, which will release its first episode on the streamer on Friday, June 27.

“Smoke” is inspired by “Firebug,” a podcast that describes the crimes of arsonist John Leonard Orr. It features Taron Egerton as Dave Gudsen, an arson investigator who reluctantly teams up with Detective Michelle Calderon (Jurnee Smollett) to help stop two serial arsonists in the Pacific Northwest.

Thus far, the reviews for “Smoke” have been a bit mixed, but...

Hilary Duff is marking the anniversary of her last album Breathe In. Breathe Out.

The last full LP from the 37-year-old entertainer was released June 12, 2015, featuring her much-talked about single “Sparks.”

Hilary took to her Instagram on Thursday (June 12) to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the album, and she also seemingly teased new music!

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“It’s hard to believe that Breathe in Breathe out is 10 years old today. While that time in my life has some bright spots, some blurry spots and some uncomfortable pain, I look back with fondness and a now knowing that I ended up exactly where I needed to be,” she wrote.

“My photo roll from 2015 is truly lol. The selfies PR team was strong and a sepia filter hated to see me coming. I had/have the cutest son on planet earth and we really seemed to pack it in with adventure that year.

Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster are enjoying their time together.

The 56-year-old The Greatest Showman actor and the 50-year-old Younger star were seen walking hand-in-hand while strolling around New York City on Saturday (May 17) in pictures obtained by People.

The two stars confirmed their romance in January.

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Hugh wore a white T-shirt, gray pants and sneakers, as Sutton wore a dark navy dress and loafers while carrying a woven handbag.

Hugh is currently starring in the Off-Broadway play Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, which kicked off on April 28 and runs until June 18.

The couple were previously seen on a dinner date in early January, two days after he attended her own play Once Upon a Mattress in Los Angeles. She later supported him at the opening night of his From New York, with Love show later that month.

Hugh separated from his ex-wife of 27 years,...

Exclusive: Hilary Duff has signed with CAA for representation.

Duff, who began her career as the titular lead of Disney Channel’s Lizzie McGuire, recently produced and starred as the lead of the Hulu series How I Met Your Father, and previously starred in Darren Star’s critically acclaimed series Younger.

Her feature film credits include The Lizzie McGuire Movie, Agent Cody Banks, A Cinderella Story, as well as Cheaper by the Dozen and its sequel Cheaper by the Dozen 2.

She also has a prolific singing career, breaking into the Top 40 music charts with the singles “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean.” Her first three studio albums – Metamorphosis, Hilary Duff and Dignity — have sold a collective 15 million copies worldwide.

Duff’s most recent album, Breathe In Breathe Out from 2015 debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard World Albums chart.

She is also the founder of Blessings in a Backpack, which helps inner-city...

Big feelings, funny moments, and a few love triangles — these shows have it all.

Netflix has always been a spot for love stories — but when it comes to rom-com TV shows, they really know what they’re doing. It’s not just the swoon-worthy moments or the slow-burn romances. It’s the mix of smart writing, funny characters, and great premises (like a rabbi and an atheist who fall in love). Some shows lean into the awkwardness of dating, others go full fairytale, but they all bring something fun to the table. Whether you’re into teen crushes, chaotic love triangles, or adults just trying to figure it out, there’s something in the lineup that’ll hit. So, here are my top seven rom-com TV shows to stream on Netflix right now.

Top 7 rom-com TV shows streaming on Netflix right now:

No. 7: ‘Heartstopper’

No. 6: ‘Master of None’

No.

Fast & Furious franchise star Michelle Rodriguez and The Agency's Richard Gere are teaming up for a new plane survival thriller from director Ben Younger.

Per Deadline, Rodriguez and Gere will star in Left Seat, which is described as a plane survival thriller. Younger directs from a script penned by David M. Crabtree. The official synopsis for Left Seat reads: "When a traveling pharmaceutical rep (Rodriguez) is forced to take control of a small charter plane after the pilot falls unconscious mid-flight, she must rely on the help of a stranger (Gere) over the radio, to navigate through deadly storms and land the aircraft before the fuel runs out."

Left Seat is produced by Jason Michael Berman, best known as a producer for Ben Affleck's Air and Surrounded, a western starring Black Panther's Letitia Wright. Berman also serves as a producer for the highly anticipated new Spike...

Summer’s almost here, and you know what that means — your favorite scripted shows are about to start disappearing from your schedule.

But before you start rewatching old favorites for the fifth time, why not give something new a shot?

Chaos, a Danish dramedy with loads of heart and humor, will air exclusively on Viaplay US starting May 22. It’s exactly the kind of hidden gem that makes TV fun again.

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The series follows Lise Jensen, a beloved morning show anchor who’s built her whole life around being polished, dependable, and picture-perfect.

But when her career hits a major crossroads — and an irresistible free spirit named Johannes wanders into her life — Lise is forced to decide if the life she’s been living is really the one she wants.

Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 Episode 4 Delivered An Emotional Punch During An Unstoppable Mob Warby Jack...

After a handful of weeks without only a few new shows released each week, we're in for one of the most jam-packed weeks of the year so far. Heading into the spring season, there are so many exciting and high-profile series debuts and multiple comebacks that fans have been waiting years for. You'll be laughing, crying, and on the edge of your seat all throughout the last week of March.

For the first time since late January, there is no new episode of Severance season 2, as the hit Apple TV+ thriller dropped its game-changing finale last week. But we do have a just-announced third season to look forward to in the future. This week also promises new episodes of The White Lotus season 3 (after That moment), Surface, and Hulu's new hit Good American Family.

As for the premieres hitting our watch list this week, the third Harlan Coben Netflix...

Another album release, another whirlwind of fan speculation, this time surrounding Selena Gomez’s latest project. Following the release of her fourth studio album, I Said I Love You First, fans have been eagerly dissecting the lyrics, searching for hints about past relationships.

Selena Gomez | Credit: Spotify via YouTube

Released in collaboration with her fiancé, Benny Blanco, the album has sparked speculation that some tracks might reference her ex, Justin Bieber. As always, fans are diving deep into the songs, trying to decode any hidden messages.

Selena Gomez’s new album sparks speculation if the lyrics are about Justin Bieber

Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber were once the ultimate sweetheart couple. However, while their relationship fell apart, their past continues to be a topic of discussion, both personally and professionally.

Selena Gomez | Credit: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon via YouTube

However, it’s not just one song that fans believe references Bieber,...

A new film from director M. Night Shyamalan and romance novelist Nicholas Sparks recently cast Jake Gyllenhaal to star, and it has been revealed who will co-star with him in the yet-untitled film. Deadline reports that Phoebe Dynevor is in negotiations to star opposite Gyllenhaal in the supernatural romantic thriller.

Dynevor, a BAFTA-nominated actress, is known for her roles as Daphne in Bridgerton, Clare in the Hilary Duff series Younger, and Maya in the 2025 thriller Inheritance.The new and still untitled movie will be based on an original story that is being co-created by Shyamalan and Sparks, the bestselling author behind books like The Notebook.

Sparks and Shyamalan are each writing, independently, a novel and a screenplay based on the same original story and each project will be based on the same characters and concept, but will be tweaked to fit the respective mediums. Shyamalan and Ashwin Rajan are producing...

Netflix’s spy series, The Night Agent, kept its spot as the most-watched show in the U.S. during the week of Feb. 3-9. It earned a massive 1.52 billion minutes of viewing time, marking its third straight week at No. 1. Even though its views dropped by 48% compared to the previous week, The Night Agent still stayed ahead of Sweet Magnolias, which earned 1.07 billion minutes.

During the week of the Super Bowl, overall streaming numbers dropped a bit. The top 10 shows combined for 9.27 billion minutes, down from 10.87 billion the week before, a decrease of about 15%.

Other shows on the list included Netflix’s The Recruit, which gained 956 million minutes, though it was down by 20% from the previous week. Apple TV+’s Severance saw a slight increase in views, reaching 582 million minutes, as its second season continued.

Related: Netflix Pulls the Plug on The Recruit After Two Seasons

NCIS had a strong showing as well,...

The Night Agent continued its run as the top streaming series in the United States in early February.

The Netflix spy drama captured 1.52 billion minutes of viewing time for the week of Feb. 3-9, the show’s third straight week in the top overall spot. Though it fell off by about 48 percent from the previous week, The Night Agent’s viewing total was still well ahead of the second-place show, Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias (1.07 billion minutes).

On the week of the Super Bowl — which recorded a record audience on Feb. 9 — overall streaming volume was down some, at least among the top shows. The 10 titles in the week’s overall Nielsen rankings combined for 9.27 billion minutes of viewing, down from 10.87 billion a week earlier (a decline of about 15 percent).

Netflix’s The Recruit (which was canceled on March 5) snagged 956 million minutes of watch time for the week, slipping about 20 percent from...

Netflix’s hit series The Night Agent remains at the top of the Nielsen streaming charts for the second week in a row. The show had 2.92 billion minutes of viewing from January 27 to February 2, 2025. This is only a small drop of 6% from its debut week.

Apple TV+’s Severance is also doing well. The series ranked fourth among original streaming shows with 557 million minutes of viewing. While this is slightly lower than its first two weeks (589 million and 622 million minutes), Severance is now Apple TV+’s most-watched show since Ted Lasso in 2023.

Another Netflix spy drama, The Recruit, had a strong week too. Its second season premiere brought in 1.19 billion minutes of viewing, up from 925 million for its first season debut in 2022.

Netflix’s documentary series American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson had 723 million minutes of viewing. Hulu’s drama Paradise also made the top 10 with 550 million minutes.

Meanwhile, Disney+’s animated...

Season two of Severance is shaping up as one of Apple TV+’s most watched series to date.

The series ranked fourth among original streaming shows for the week of Jan. 27-Feb. 2, according to Nielsen, with 557 million minutes of viewing. Though that’s down a little from the first two weeks of season two (which recorded 589 million and 622 million minutes), Severance has had the best three-week run for any Apple TV+ show since Ted Lasso’s third season in 2023.

The Night Agent topped the charts for the second straight week, drawing 2.92 billion minutes of viewing on Netflix — a scant 6 percent drop from its debut a week earlier. Another Netflix spy drama, The Recruit, opened in second place overall with 1.19 billion minutes with its season two debut, up from 925 million for its series premiere in December 2022.

Netflix’s four-episode doc series American Manhunt: O.J. Simpson (723 million minutes) and Hulu’s drama...

The 36th GLAAD Media Awards now have a host.

Shrinking star Michael Urie has been tapped to host the Los Angeles awards event on March 27. And he said he’s “honored” to get the gig. “Our queer siblings across the country who are being unfairly persecuted and villainized deserve a night that reminds them that they’re not alone,” said the multi-hyphenate talent. “Media is one of the strongest tools we have to fight against stereotypes and hate. I am inspired by the power that art and media can have on society and proud to honor and celebrate our nominees.”

Urie will be joined at the event by a list of confirmed attendees including Maren Morris, Jay Shetty, Doechii, Cooper Koch, Nava Mau, Abby Wambach, Glennon Doyle, Rodrigo Reyes, Racquel Chevremont, Brandon Scott Jones, Jonathan Bennett, viral “holding space” journalist Tracy E. Gilchrist, the cast of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Khalen Saunders and more.

Movies and TV shows about true crime can be hit or miss, to say the least; sometimes, the families of real killers accuse the project of exploitation, and other times, it's just insensitive. That's what makes former Disney teen idol Hilary Duff's 2019 film "The Haunting of Sharon Tate" so baffling. Not only is it based on the very real murder of Sharon Tate at the hands of Charles Manson and his followers in her Hollywood home in 1969, but it has Duff, as Tate, playing the murdered woman's ghost as she relives the events of the horrific Manson killings.

"The Haunting of Sharon Tate" is, to put it lightly, a bizarre movie, and though it's not Duff's fault that this misguided project is pretty bad, the evidence of its numerous failures as a movie (and retelling of Tate's death) is evident in its Metacritic score. The movie only earned a...

The success of The Night Agent is apparently not a one-season phenomenon.

The Netflix thriller recorded its biggest week to date with the opening of its second season. The show amassed 3.11 billion minutes of viewing for the week of Jan. 20-26 (season two premiered Jan. 23), according to Nielsen’s streaming ratings, topping its previous best of 3.06 billion minutes in March 2023.

Nielsen says viewing of season two accounted for 76 percent of the weekly total, which works out to about 2.36 billion minutes.

After making its debut on the streaming charts a week earlier, Apple TV+’s Severance improved a little on that performance with 622 million minutes of viewing (a gain of about 6 percent week to week). That’s the highest weekly total for any Apple TV+ show since Ted Lasso in 2023.

The previous week’s overall No. 1, Netflix’s movie Back in Action, came down a little bit but still had a...

Exclusive: Emily In Paris creator Darren Star and New Amsterdam creator David Schulner have teamed for Uncorked, a half-hour, single-camera dramedy that has landed at Netflix with a script-to-series commitment, sources tell Deadline.

Details of the premise are being kept under wraps, but I hear the series is set in Napa Valley and, like many of Star’s series, has a female lead.

Star and Schulner are co-writing and executive producing Uncorked through Universal Television, part of Universal Studio Group, where Star has an overall and Schulner a first-look deal.

The duo recently pitched the show, which had five buyers pursuing it in a competitive situation, I hear. Uncorked ultimately landed at Netflix, home of Star’s rom-com hit Emily In Paris, with a significant script-to-series commitment.

Reps for Netflix and Universal TV declined comment.

This is one of two projects Star took out in January under the multi-year overall...

The guilty pleasure television industry continues to be fed by the always reliable Darren Star! The mastermind behind hits like Beverly Hills, 90210 and its spinoff Melrose Place, Sex and the City, Younger, and the Netflix original series Emily in Paris has an exciting new show developing that was just set up at Peacock. As a bonus, there's a book coming out, too!

On Feb. 19, Deadline revealed that Peacock has snatched a script-to-series commitment for Climbing in Heels, the first new show under Star's new overall deal at Universal Television. Universal snapped up the rights to the debut novel by Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas last year, with Star attached, even though the book still hasn't even been published. The novel hits shelves on April 29.

Here's a taste of the book's synopsis via Macmillian Publishers:

"Beanie, Mercedes & Ella — a girl from the deep valley, an English rose-with-thorns and a Kentucky blueblood — each denying...

Darren Star is on board to adapt Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas’ Climbing in Heels novel as a drama series for Peacock.

Star and Goldsmith-Thomas, a producing partner to Jennifer Lopez and president of Lopez’s Nuyorican Productions, will co-write and executive produce the series as part of an overall deal with Universal Television.

St. Martin’s Press will publish the Climbing in Heels novel on April 29, 2025, and Darren Star Productions and Egtv Productions will produce the TV drama.

Veteran TV creator Star has hit credits that include Sex and the City, Emily in Paris, Beverly Hills, 90210, Younger and Melrose Place. His overall deal with Universal Television has Star developing and producing new series exclusively for the studio via his banner, Darren Star Productions.

The Climbing in Heels novel will be published on April 29, 2025 by St. Martin’s Press, and the TV drama will be produced by Darren Star Productions and Egtv Productions.

“I...

Peacock has won the rights to develop Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas’ upcoming novel “Climbing in Heels” into a TV series, Variety has learned.

Peacock has given the drama project a script-to-series commitment. It was first reported in December that Universal TV was taking the show to market, with Goldsmith-Thomas and Darren Star set to serve as co-writers and executive producers.

“I am thrilled that ‘Climbing In Heels’ was taken off the table so quickly by Peacock,” Goldsmith-Thomas said. “It is the perfect home for Darren and I to bring these fabulously complicated and colorful characters to life”

The official description of the show states that it is “a fictional tale following the rise of five ambitious secretaries navigating the glitzy world of 1980s Hollywood while offering a glimpse into the boys-will-be-boys club and the women who wanted a seat at a table where they were expected to serve.”

The novel will publish...

Peacock has landed Climbing in Heels, Emily In Paris creator Darren Star and Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas’ drama series adaptation of her upcoming novel of the same name, with a script-to-series commitment. This marks the first big sale for Star under the multi-year overall deal he signed with Universal Television last year.

Deadline first reported of Universal TV preemptively buying the rights to Climbing in Heels in December, ahead of the novel’s April 29, 2025 release via St. Martin’s Press. The adaptation was taken in January, with Universal TV sibling Peacock quickly taking it off the market with an aggressive script-to-series bid.

Star, who also created Sex and the City, and Goldsmith-Thomas will co-write and executive produce the proposed series, which he describes as the “ballsy and bawdy love child of Mad Men and Sex and the City.”

A story of friendship, betrayal, survival and ambition, Climbing In Heels follows the rise of...

Coal Miner’s Daughter, Loretta Lynn’s bestselling autobiography-turned-smash-hit movie, is heading to Broadway, with two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster to play the role of the late, legendary country music icon.

Currently in development, the stage musical adaptation will be directed by Sam Gold, with music production by Jeanine Tesori. The two last worked together on the Tony-winning hit 2015 musical Fun Home.

The stage adaptation will include songs from Lynn’s career and stories from her life, some beyond the 1980 film’s ending.

Patsy Lynn, Loretta Lynn’s manager, producer, and daughter, will serve as a consulting producer on the project, along with Loretta’s longtime adviser Nancy Russell.

According to Lynn’s family, Loretta Lynn had given her stamp of approval to both the project and Sutton’s casting prior to her death at 90 in 2022.

“We are so grateful to see that our mother’s life story and...

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“Back in Action” may have been the most-watched title the week of Jan. 13, but Netflix was that week’s big winner. Four shows on the platform saw over a billion minutes streamed during the week in question. Disney+ and Paramount+ also had shows that crossed the billion-minute mark during the time period.

Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz’s action-comedy “Back in Action” led the pack with 1.54 billion minutes, securing the No. 1 spot. That was followed by the Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin Western “American Primeval,” which saw 1.4 billion minutes streamed, in second place, the Darren Star TV Land comedy “Younger” in third place (1.35 billion minutes streamed) and Season 2 of the South Korean hit “Squid Game” (1.26 billion) in fourth place.

There were two other shows that surpassed a billion minutes:...

After spending three weeks at No. 1 on Nielsen’s overall streaming viewership chart, Netflix’s Squid Game has relinquished its crown.

Netflix’s Jamie Foxx-Cameron Diaz thriller Back In Action landed the top spot this week with 1.5 billion minutes viewed, Nielsen said in its weekly update on Thursday. Squid Game fell to No. 4 on the overall streaming chart with 1.25 billion minutes viewed during the Jan. 13-Jan. 19 frame, the most recent week in the data firm’s tally.

Meanwhile, Billy Bob Thornton-starrer Landman kept up its run with 1.05 billion minutes of viewing and represents the only Paramount+ show outside of library title Dexter to chart in the top 5 for this week on either the TV or movies charts.

Speaking of Western-influenced shows, Peter Berg’s American Primeval, which was the top premiere on the streaming chart last week, rose to No. 2 on the overall chart with 1.41 billion minutes viewed.

Younger is having a moment again!

The TV Land dramedy premiered in 2015 and ran through 2021, but after arriving on Netflix, the show has enjoyed a huge boost in popularity once again.

Now, fans are curious if a potential Season 8 could be in the works.

Here’s a synopsis of the show, which features a cast including Sutton Foster, Hilary Duff and Nico Tortorella: “After being mistaken for younger than she really is, a single mother decides to take the chance to reboot her career and her love life as a 26-year old.”

One actor from the series is now speaking out about the renewed interest in the series, and the potential for a continatuion.

Keep reading to find out more…

Miriam Shor, who plays Liza’s boss Diana Trout in the series, spoke to The Direct about a potential Younger Season 8.

“Look, we’re all, the cast, we’re...

Younger’s messiness and fun make for a delightful binge.

Thus far, I’ve been enjoying myself, curled up under a blanket, pretending to work, while really losing myself in the lives of Younger‘s characters and all the ridiculous fun that runs rampant at Empirical.

Did I laugh at Thad’s outlandish demise during Younger Season 2 Episode 12? Absolutely.

(Courtesy of TV Land)

Am I gobsmacked at Kelsey moving in with Josh? You betcha.

Does every broach and necklace Diana dons crack me up? Every single time. Also, she’s the greatest character in this series, and I’m not taking any pushback on this cold-hard fact.

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If you have been missing Emily in Paris and have been feeding your craving by watching Younger on Netflix, or any of the other romantic comedy series like Younger that we recommended, your ancillary binge-watches will eventually lead to Emily's return later this year. Netflix has officially confirmed that Emily in Paris season 5 will be released sometime in 2025!

The streaming service made the announcement in late January 2025 with the reveal of its 2025 programming slate, which included a number of fan-favorite Netflix original series like Stranger Things, Nobody Wants This, The Diplomat, Squid Game, and many more. Most of the series didn't receive release dates but were confirmed to drop at some point in 2025.

Emily in Paris season 5 hasn't yet started production as of February 2025. Back in November 2024, shortly after the release of season 4 part 2 in September, Variety shared that filming on season 5 would begin in May 2025, during the first week of the month.

Sometimes, all you need after a hard day's work is to kick back and watch something light. Fortunately for those who like television, Darren Star is a series creator who was able to produce several titles that meet this criteria. The most famous of them is, of course, Sex and the City, which helped change the world of television. A decade ago, however, Starr created Younger, an excellent series that stayed under everybody's radar for a long time. Now, with the entire show coming to the Netflix catalog, it has found a new audience that is highly excited about it – as they should be.

Younger came to an end in its seventh season, but one of the series' stars addressed whether the show's popularity on Netflix and fans' Season 8 release campaigns could indicate a return.

The TV Land dramedy began airing in 2015 and starred Sutton Foster as the 40-year-old divorcee Liza, who poses as a 20-something to dodge the ageist standards of the publishing industry. She ends up becoming embroiled in a love triangle, which had fans choosing Team Josh or Team Charles throughout the series' run.

Despite ending in 2021, Younger's arrival on Netflix on January 7 resulted in a whole new audience finding the show and its popularity has surged. 

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Brit actress Phoebe Dynevor (“Inheritance”) poses for the Spring 2025 issue of “Wonderland” magazine, wearing Louis Vuitton, photographed by Emma Louise Swanson:

Dynevor is noted for starring in the films “The Colour Room” (2021), “Fair Play” (2023), and “Inheritance” (2025)…

…as well as the first two series of the period drama “Bridgerton” (2020–2022).

Dynevor previously had recurring roles in the BBC series “Prisoners' Wives” (2012–2013), “Dickensian” (2015–2016)…

…the TV Land comedy-drama “Younger” (2017–2021)….

…as well as a main role in the Crackle crime series “Snatch” (2017–2018).

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“Mayor of Kingstown” Season 4 has added four new cast members.

Edie Falco, Lennie James, and Laura Benanti are all set to star alongside Jeremy Renner in the Paramount+ drama’s upcoming fourth season.

Falco will play Nina Hobbs, Anchor Bay’s new prison warden. James will play Frank Moses, described as “a legendary gangster respected in the city of Detroit, the state of Michigan, and well beyond.” Benanti will play Cindy Stephens, a new correctional officer recruited in Kingstown.

Falco is repped by CAA and Entertainment 360. James is repped by UTA, Entertainment 360, and Independent Talent Group. Benanti is repped by The Gersh Agency, Untitled Entertainment and Schreck Rose.

Along with Renner, the cast also includes Hugh Dillon, Tobi Bamtefa, Taylor Handley, Derek Webster, Nichole Galicia and more. The official description states that the series “follows the McLusky family, power brokers in Kingstown, Michigan, where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry.

Exclusive: The Sheridan-verse series Mayor of Kingstown is getting high-profile cast additions for its upcoming fourth season. Emmy winner Edie Falco, BAFTA winner Lennie James and Tony winner Laura Benanti are joining the Paramount+ drama starring Jeremy Renner.

Co-created by Taylor Sheridan and Hugh Dillon, Mayor of Kingstown follows the McLusky family, power brokers in Kingstown, Mi, where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry.

Falco will play the series regular role of Nina Hobbs, Anchor Bay’s new prison warden. In a season-long arc, James will play Frank Moses, a legendary gangster respected in the city of Detroit, the state of Michigan and beyond. Benanti will play the series regular role of Cindy Stephens, a new correctional officer recruited in Kingstown.

Produced by MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios and Bosque Ranch Productions, Mayor of Kingstown is executive produced by Sheridan, Dillon, Renner, Antoine Fuqua, David C. Glasser,...

Even though Younger was a fan-favorite hit during its inital seven-season run, the series has kicked off 2025 by having a major resurgence. On Jan. 7, the TV Land original romantic comedy series from creator Darren Star was added to Netflix and popped. As of Feb. 6, the show remains in the top 10 alongside recent new seasons of hit Netflix originals The Night Agent and The Recruit.

It's the most recent library series to come to Netflix and experience the "Netflix effect," which simply means that new viewers are discovering the series and old viewers are rediscovering the series. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in March 2025, Younger originally aired between 2015 and 2021 and effectively filled a gap for actually good guilty pleasure programming we'd been missing.

While your Netflix (re)binge-watch of Younger might be nearing its end, you're likely wondering what show to add to your watch list to keep the good times rolling.

Somehow, I managed to miss the Younger train when it originally aired on television.

Maybe I was under a rock, or it wasn’t something that immediately grabbed my attention in its heyday. It’s a pity since Sutton Foster had my heart during the tragically canceled Bunheads.

Anyway, Younger has been streaming on Netflix, and all it took was one graphic of Hilary Duff smiling and a dreary afternoon for me to press play.

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It’s funny, quirky, and reminds me of a time when people genuinely thought we Millennials were the “It” thing and chased after our interest, taste, and dollar was actually a priority.

I must’ve been under a rock on that front, too, because all I can ever remember is a thousand different think-pieces about how we somehow ruined everything, but that’s a discussion for another day.

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Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx’s spy thriller “Back in Action” continues its dominance of the streaming landscape, maintaining its top position for a second consecutive week. After capturing 3.2 million U.S. households during its first weekend streaming, the action-packed film has shown remarkable staying power, demonstrating that audiences aren’t ready to let go of this high-stakes adventure.

Netflix showed its streaming supremacy with an impressive triple threat at the top of the charts, as “The Night Agent” Season 2 and “American Primeval” secured the No. 2 and No. 3 positions respectively.

The Paramount+ release of “Gladiator II” proved its box office success wasn’t a fluke, charging into No. 4, while Taylor Sheridan’s “Landman” was finally unseated from its lock on the top two slots over the last seven weeks to fall into No. 5. The success of “The Night Agent” Season 2 sparked renewed interest in its predecessor, with Season 1 claiming the No.

Darren Star has created many iconic series like Beverly Hills, 90210, Melrose Place, Sex and the City, and, most recently, Emily in Paris. Although not all series received stunning reviews, they have grown a loyal following.

A different comedy series stands out — Younger. The comedy-drama series, which premiered in 2015 on TV Land, received positive reviews and ran for seven seasons. Netflix has recently released the highly underrated series on the platform and, for the week between Jan. 20 and Jan. 26, three of its seasons were in the Top 10 in the U.S., Tudum reports, finally getting the recognition it deserves.

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There will be a mini-reunion for The West Wing on Netflix.

Netflix released the full seven seasons on the platform on Jan. 7. The first season quickly joined the Top 10 in its first week in ninth place. It continued to...

The Irrational Season 2 Episode 10 had everything that made me fall hard for this show.

A creepy case involving a crew that disappeared turned into a disturbing one about mistreating recent immigrants to the United States — could it be any more timely?

Even more importantly, Alec’s dysfunctional relationship with his dad demonstrated the effects trauma can have on a family years after the fact.

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The Irrational was subtle about the irony of Alec being a brain expert whose brain was acting up.

Alec’s dismissal of Kylie and Marisa’s concerns made the point without belaboring it. The scene was perfect, and it also did something else important.

Alec overestimated his ability to deal with his conflict with his father, assuming that he could do so easily because of his advanced knowledge of how the human brain worked.

It's already been quite the year on Netflix, and we're barely one full month into 2025. The streaming service has enjoyed new hits like American Primeval and Missing You, returning favorites like The Night Agent, and hot acquisitions like Younger. If you haven't found something to binge-watch on Netflix so far in 2025, you haven't been looking in the right places!

Netflix continues to give the goods in February 2025 with plenty more TV shows being added throughout the month — and we're not even talking about the streamer's original series. From throwbacks to recent fan-favorites, there are so much binge-worthy titles coming to Netflix in February. But there's also a couple that are leaving. Find out what should be on your watch list.

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Are you ready to head back to the White Lotus?

I’ve had my reservation with HBO since it was announced. So, why am I left pondering what could go wrong?

The premium cabler celebrated the upcoming premiere on Monday with our most extensive look at The White Lotus Season 3.

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The official trailer picks up with countless new faces touching down in Thailand and settling into the lucrative White Lotus resort for what they think will give some time for reflection and relaxation.

If the first two seasons of The White Lotus are any indication, things will take a hard left turn.

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Every character will be scrutinized as they come to terms with what’s holding them back in life.

Off the bat, Jason Isaacs is poised to have the most interesting storyline.

His character arrives at the resort with a lot of baggage and a...

A confluence of complications wreaked havoc on Younger Season 7 and significantly hampered the appearance of a main character.

In Younger, Tony Award-winner Sutton Foster played Liza Miller, a 40-year-old woman who poses as someone much younger than her actual age to give herself a leg up in the job market.

Liza lands a gig at a high-powered publishing gig called Empirical Press and must maintain the facade that she’s in her 20s, despite frequent circumstances that threaten to out her. Miriam Shor played Diana Trout, Liza’s boss at Empirical.

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Xo, Kitty season 2 is off to a strong start on Netflix, besting both Squid Game and American Primeval. Renewed for its second installment back in June 2023, Xo Kitty season 2 recently made its premiere after a long wait. The story follows Anna Cathcart in the role of Kitty Song Covey, the younger sister of Lana Condor's Lara Jean from To All the Boys I've Loved Before, as she juggles romantic and familial revelations. It consists of eight episodes, featuring To All the Boys star Noah Centineo in a guest appearance as Peter Kavinsky.

Netflix confirms that Xo Kitty season 2 has taken the top spot on Netflix, beating out Squid Game and Peter Berg's Western series American Primeval. The third spot goes to the anime Sakamoto Days, with The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live and fellow licensed series Younger filling out the first six spots on the U.S.

For seven stellar seasons, audiences anxiously tuned in to see how 40-something single mother Liza Miller would be able to juggle her thrilling double life, with the recent divorcée pretending to be a 26-year-old, in order to find success in an ageist publishing industry in the smash hit Younger. Featuring the talents of Sutton Foster, Debi Mazar, and Hilary Duff, the fun and quirky series became an underrated success with fans and kept viewers hooked from beginning to end, concluding its impressive run in 2021.

Despite becoming such a knockout with viewers, many fans were shocked when Younger completed its television tenure after seven seasons, with some wondering if the entertaining dramedy had been canceled. Small screen legend Darren Star is the genius behind Younger, having also been responsible for some of Hollywood's most celebrated classics including Beverly Hills, 90210 and Sex and the City, and ahead of the final season's...

It's winter and so, so cold in many parts of the country, no matter how far south. We're all trying to escape the snow and wind chill indoors with hot drinks, possibly a fire, and the coziest binge-watches streaming services have to offer. What's better to heat up January than some sexy shows you lose yourself in and live vicariously through?

Thankfully, there have been lots really great new shows on every streaming services this month, and there's still plenty more set to premiere. American Primeval has been a huge hit on Netflix, and Severance season 2 will for sure pull focus when it arrives on Apple TV+. But those aren't shows that you would actually call "sexy."

Whether it's a steamy psychological thriller, a feel-good romantic comedy, or an action-packed mystery series, there are three shows streaming in January that are hot enough to get you through the cold. Looking...