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Emma Stone recently shared a memory from the 2011 Golden Globe Awards, where her mother unknowingly asked Angelina Jolie a very awkward question. The Academy Award winner revealed the full story behind it.

Emma Stone remembers the 2011 Golden Globes for two things: her spray tan and the question her mother asked fellow nominee Angelina Jolie. During a segment of Vogue’s ‘Life in Looks’ video series, the actress recalled what her mom asked the famous mom of six.

Along the way was a Zombieland sequel, a TV drama called Maniac with old pal Jonah Hill, a wild Lanthimos triptych called Kinds of Kindness, the meta series The Curse with Fielder, and Cruella, the finest 101 Dalmatians –inspired fashion saga ever made—and if you disagree, my daughter and I will chase you with sticks.

Emma Stone traveled to nine countries in two weeks to promote her 'Spider-Man' movies with Andrew Garfield. She calls it 'truly psychotic.'

Emma Stone made rare comments about her 4-year-old daughter Louise Jean, whom she shares with husband Dave McCary, in a new interview published Monday, Aug. 11.

More red carpet moments include the sparkly, fringed Givenchy gown for the 2017 Oscars, her “Heavenly Bodies” Louis Vuitton look at the 2018 Met Gala, and the 2019 Oscars, where her custom bronze LV dress got meme-ified as a waffle: “Well waffles are my favorite food, so you got got ,” she says.

Emma Stone is opening up about shaving her head for an upcoming role and what she thought of her new look and how it made her feel

The two-time Oscar winner admitted that there was “no better feeling in the world” when describing what it felt like to chop off her hair.

Emma Stone underwent a dramatic transformation for her latest film "Bugonia," for which she shaved her head on camera. In her September issue cover story interview with Vogue published on Aug. 11, the two-time Oscar winner,

It might just about be the only thing the majority of the world agrees upon: Nobody wants to talk or even think about 2020. Enter Eddington: the wild, unpredictable fourth feature by Ari Aster, the American writer-director behind acclaimed horrors Hereditary and Midsommar.