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Bunny Levine, a New Jersey-born former school librarian who launched her Hollywood career in the late 1980s, died in Tarzana, California, at age 97. She appeared on television shows such as Gilmore Girls and Everybody Loves Raymond and had a small film role in La La Land, continuing to work into her mid-90s. Police said the death was due to natural causes, and she reportedly died peacefully in her sleep.
Bunny Levine, a librarian-turned-actress whose TV credits included Gilmore Girls, Shameless, Law & Order and New Girl, and whose film roles spanned La La Land and You Don’t Mess With the Zohan, died peacefully in her Tarzana home at age 97 after a decades-long career that began after she returned to acting following her husband’s death.
Ten years after La La Land's iconic poster was released, Lionsgate officially updated the image to straighten Ryan Gosling's hand. The tweak is barely noticeable, but it spotlights how digital media can be edited post-release and raises questions about originality, ownership, and permanence in a streaming-first world.
A 10th‑anniversary La La Land poster revises Ryan Gosling’s famously bent wrist—the 'La La Hand'—after the actor revealed he hates the pose; Lionsgate says Gosling approved the minor change, and he even teased a fix in a video with Rocky. The revision has sparked nostalgia and debate about representation, with fans arguing about whether the original gesture hinted at the couple’s divergent paths, while others celebrate the updated image.
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.
To celebrate La La Land's 10th anniversary, Lionsgate released a revised poster that corrects Ryan Gosling’s controversial hand pose—the so-called “La La Hand”—a pose Gosling once said haunted him; the film is also being rereleased in Dolby Cinema at AMC Theatres on August 16 with Stone and Gosling back in the leads.
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.
Fans noticed a familiar look on Ryan Gosling's face as he watched Emma Stone accept her Critics Choice Award, reminiscent of a scene from their film La La Land. Stone won best movie actress for her role in Poor Things and expressed disbelief at her win in her acceptance speech, while Gosling's reaction sparked déjà vu among fans who compared it to a similar moment in the movie.
Moonlight emerged as the big winner at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA) awards, taking home Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Cinematography. Isabelle Huppert continued her winning streak for Best Actress with dual citations for Elle and Things to Come. Other notable winners included Adam Driver for Best Actor, The Lobster for Best Screenplay, and O.J.: Made in America for Best Editing. La La Land, despite being nominated in multiple categories, ended up as a runner-up in most of them.