If you were rooting for diversity to win out at this year's Oscars, only to throw up your hands and walk away from your screen when La La Land was announced as Best Picture, you missed something really important. La La Land didn't actually win. Moonlight did.

It's easy to look at celebrities and just assume that they have it all together, especially when they look as poised and collected as Emma Stone generally does. However, they're sometimes battling through many of the same hardships that we are. In a recent interview, Emma Stone talks about how the glare of Hollywood, has been difficult for her in the face of the anxiety and panic attacks she's experienced since childhood.

We all want very badly to read the book Emma Stone wrote as a child to deal with her anxiety.

La La Land released a new, livelier preview featuring even more singing and dancing than before.

Writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese are giving up some new details on the much-delayed film.

A gorgeous new trailer for the Hollywood musical La La Land has finally landed and it’s what dreams are made of.

Entertainment Weekly shared the very first trailer for La La Land, a full fledged musical starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.

While attempts to get a Zombieland TV show off the ground were effectively double-tapped, it would appear that failure hasn't deterred Sony in its quest to give us more zombie stuff. At its CinemaCon presentation, the studio revealed logos for a number of upcoming projects, including Blade Runner, Spider-Man: Homecoming and the now-confirmed follow-up to the 2009 Zombieland.

A couple months back Disney revealed plans to make a live-action Cruella de Vil movie in the style of Maleficent. The Hollywood Reporter states that Emma Stone is currently in negotiations to play the Disney villainess.

Seriously, why do they keep making Spider-man movies when something as cool as Spider-Gwen exists?

In a recent interview with an Australian news outlet, Emma Stone addressed the controversy surrounding her character in Cameron Crowe's critically panned Aloha.

There's been a lot of talk lately (and rightfully so) about the significant age gaps between couples in movies. We even talked at length about why it's so problematically portrayed and normalized in Hollywood films.

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Following intense scrutiny of Aloha's whitewashing and cultural appropriation, director Cameron Crowe has posted an essay on his personal website apologizing for casting Emma Stone as the Asian-American character Allison Ng.

Spring brought us the transgender-themed comedy Boy Meets Girl which does capture that overwhelming sense of joy, making it a “feel good film” in the best sense; but summer, amidst the many blockbusters, won’t have many smaller-scale films to balance the slate. One of the few rom-coms we are getting is Cameron Crowe’s new film Aloha, which isn’t nearly as feel good as it wants to be.

People who are not Native Hawaiian are used to hearing and saying words like "aloha" without even thinking about it. It's just Hawaiian for hello and goodbye, right? Wrong. As the studio behind the upcoming Bradley Cooper/Rachel McAdams/Emma Stone vehicle, Aloha, is starting to find out, cultural context is extremely important, and cultural appropriation is not cool.

There were cast members reprising classic roles, actor cameos, musical performances and more during the three and a half hour long Saturday Night Live anniversary special last night which opened with Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake. Did it live up to expectations?