LOS ANGELES — "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" returns, Netflix's new Parisian show, Ed Sheeran is a dad, and Green Day trends on Twitter. These are the top headlines around Hollywood.
The "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" is coming back...sort of.
The iconic show from the 90's will return to screens everywhere with a reunion of the show's cast and crew for HBO Max.
In honor of the show debuting 30 years ago, Will Smith, Alfonso Ribiero, Tatyana Ali, Karyn Parsons and more will sit down and discuss the highs and lows of creating a show that lasts a lifetime.
The reunion special is set to hit HBO Max in September.
Speaking of new projects, Netflix has released a trailer for Lily Collins' upcoming series, "Emily in Paris."
The show focuses on the story of Collins' character, Emily, as a marketing executive living her best life in France.
Viewers will get to see Emily navigate her single-hood while living in the "city of love," and did we mention that it's from the creators of "Sex and the City."
Seeing as it might be a while before Americans are able to travel to Paris, this show is going to be a "living vicariously" situation.
Emily may be in Paris, but it turns out there's a new Lyra in the United Kingdom.
International pop-star Ed Sheeran and wife, Cherry Seaborn, have welcomed a baby girl into the world according to Sheeran's Instagram.
Sheeran posted a picture of a blanket and baby-socks, thanking fans for their well wishes and asking for privacy during this time.
"Cherry gave birth to our beautiful and healthy daughter - Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran," the singer wrote, "we are completely in love with her. Both mum and baby are doing amazing and we are on cloud nine over here."
Excuse the Ed Sheeran pun, but she sounds "Perfect."
Congratulations.
And if you woke up this morning and were a little confused about why "Green Day" was trending on Twitter, we can answer your questions.
Unfortunately, the iconic pop-punk group is not releasing new music.
Today just happens to mark September 1, and if you have never heard, it's not a month the band is fond of.
The "Wake Me Up When September Ends" singers have made it very clear that this is not a month that they want to partake in.
Happy September, regardless.