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Toy Story 5 centers Jessie’s healing on the enduring impact she had on Emily. Rather than an older Emily reunion, the film uses a Jessie-focused time capsule lunchbox moment to reveal that bond’s significance, a storytelling choice co-writer/director Kenna Harris says was more fitting and emotionally powerful, with additional notes from the team about other explored ideas like Bullseye’s origin.
Celebrity stylist Leslie Fremar claims she was the real-life inspiration for Emily, Miranda Priestly’s first assistant in The Devil Wears Prada, revealing this on Vogue’s Run-Through podcast. She says Anna Wintour warned her Weisberger’s book existed, Fremar read an early, harsher galley, and that the famous line “a million girls would kill for the job” came from her; Fremar calls the book a betrayal and hasn’t spoken to Weisberger in years, fueling ongoing speculation about Emily’s muse.
At CES 2026, Lovense unveiled Emily, a life-size AI-powered sex robot that combines realistic physical features with advanced conversational and emotional software, signaling a shift towards more personalized and intimate human-AI relationships.
Alexis Bledel returned as Emily for a cameo in the series finale of 'The Handmaid's Tale,' providing closure to her character's journey and emphasizing hope and resilience. The finale featured a nostalgic walk through a free Boston and a dream sequence celebrating the characters' survival and hope for the future.
Tropical Storms Franklin and Emily have formed in the Atlantic, along with a Tropical Depression. Two more systems are being tracked by the National Hurricane Center. Franklin is expected to approach the coast of Hispaniola, while Emily is forecasted to weaken and become a post-tropical cyclone. The depression is predicted to dissipate within 24 hours. Two other systems have the potential to become tropical depressions or storms, with one expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico and the other gradually developing in the eastern tropical Atlantic.
The name Emily, which was one of the top five names for girls born in the United States in the 1990s, is now appearing more frequently in TV, film, and music. The name's popularity around the turn of the 21st century was an organic phenomenon, as many people who became expecting parents at the time wanted alternatives to names that were popular in the 1960s and 1970s. Emily was classic and familiar, and everyone could spell and pronounce it, but it wasn't terribly common. While the name has become less popular in recent years, it remains a timeless classic.