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Lionsgate released a new La La Land poster that edits Ryan Gosling’s famously flared hand to better align with Emma Stone’s pose, following Gosling’s admission that the gesture haunted him. He approved the change, which arrives ahead of the film’s 10th anniversary re-release on August 16.
La La Land marks its 10th anniversary with a new poster that fixes Ryan Gosling’s infamous flat-hand pose from the 2016 artwork, following his jokes about the “La La hand.” The updated poster accompanies the film’s Aug. 16 theatrical re-release in Dolby Cinema and comes as a Broadway musical adaptation is reportedly in development. The film, directed by Damien Chazelle and starring Stone and Gosling, previously won six Oscars.
Emma Stone’s 2026 red-carpet appearances feature a dramatic facial transformation that has stunned fans and sparked questions about authenticity and body-positivity, contrasting with her past statements about embracing self-acceptance. The piece notes fan concern, discusses speculation from plastic surgeons, and recalls Stone’s earlier interviews about body image and her family life with husband Dave McCary and their daughter, highlighting the ongoing debate over appearance and authenticity in Hollywood.
Vanity Fair's Oscar party, moved to LACMA and overseen by editor Mark Guiducci, aimed to dazzle but the venue's overly bright lighting made red-carpet photos unforgiving and drew criticism of the setup and guest experience, though catering by Mother Wolf and some mood improvements were noted by attendees.
The Hollywood Reporter praises a largely stylish Oscars 2026 red carpet, with Zendaya in a minimal Louis Vuitton moment and Emma Stone in a beaded LV gown among the standout ensembles (also noting Elle Fanning, Rose Byrne, and Demi Moore as old-school glamour highlights). Chanel’s influence is credited for dressing multiple stars, while some male attendees — and a few boho or gray-shirt choices — drew mixed reactions. The piece suggests much of the drama and energy was saved for afterparties, hinting that a new generation of designers could inject more surprise and spontaneity at future ceremonies.
Yahoo Canada Style asked readers to vote on the 2026 Oscars red carpet: Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton was named best dressed (46%), Kevin O'Leary was named worst dressed (83%), and Chloe Zhao was labeled the wackiest (80%), with Stone’s silver sequin gown and soft glam, O’Leary’s busy Dolce & Gabbana jacket and Tiffany necklace, and Zhao’s funeral-inspired Gabriella Hearst gown highlighted.
Emma Stone wore a lilac Louis Vuitton slip dress with a matching cardigan to the 2026 Actor Awards, triggering online debate over whether the cardigan was too casual for an award show, while some praised the outfit's fresh, minimalist ’90s vibe.
Emma Stone earned two 2026 Oscar nominations for Bugonia—Best Actress and Best Picture as a producer—making her the second-youngest to reach seven nominations and the youngest woman to do so, and the first woman to be nominated twice for producing and acting in the same film; only Walt Disney was younger to reach seven nominations.
At the 2026 Golden Globes, Julia Roberts drew a thunderous standing ovation as she returned to the stage, quipping at Emma Stone’s reaction; she later presented the Best Musical or Comedy Film award to One Battle After Another, while Clooney and Don Cheadle joked about past standing moments as the night’s winners were announced.
Julia Roberts received a standing ovation while presenting at the Golden Globes, then joked that she’ll be “impossible” for at least a week as cheers continued from the audience.
Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, and Yorgos Lanthimos discuss their film 'Bugonia,' highlighting the film's themes of power, isolation, and humor, as well as their collaborative process and the director's unique rehearsal techniques that foster trust and spontaneity among actors.
Yorgos Lanthimos, collaborating with Emma Stone, is directing 'Bugonia,' a remake of the Korean film 'Save the Green Planet!,' marking his first project not deeply developed by him and more rooted in current global themes. The film features Jesse Plemons and was shot mainly in the UK with a fully constructed American-style house set, utilizing VistaVision for rich visuals. The story explores conspiracy theories and ideological divides, resonating with contemporary issues, and emphasizes detailed production design and innovative filming techniques.
Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone are set to produce a Miss Piggy movie, with Cole Escola writing the script, marking a new solo project for the iconic Muppet character.
Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone are developing a solo Miss Piggy movie, with Cole Escola writing the script, marking the character's first solo film since her debut in 1976.
Jennifer Lawrence revealed she and Emma Stone are producing a Miss Piggy movie, with Cole Escola writing it, though details are still unknown. She also discussed her interest in a Broadway role and clarified fan casting rumors involving her and Emma Stone.