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Emma's on the cover of the November 2016 issue of Vogue:
      
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For Stone, it is another leap in a career in which she has moved swiftly from newcomer to an Oscar nominee known for her vast comedic and dramatic talents—and yet also for being a vulnerable, relatable, self-deprecating human being. “Makes fun of herself with ease,” says her friend Brie Larson.“Just authentically her,” says Martha MacIsaac, who met Stone at a table read for 2007’s Superbad and shortly afterward became her L.A. roommate. “A doll and a badass,” says Sarah Silverman, who costars with Stone in the up*coming Battle of the Sexes.
At this point, even Stone’s tiniest cameo can click into a cultural moment. She’s practically an honorary cast member of Saturday Night Live (she’s hosted twice, dropped in other times, and was brought on to do an homage to the late and beloved Gilda Radner for the show’s fortieth anniversary). In the summer, she and Maya Rudolph did a sketch on Rudolph’s NBC variety show in which they sang Robyn’s “Call Your Girlfriend” while tapping out the rhythm with plastic butter tubs, and the clip melted the Internets, as they say. (“Emma’s one of those people you think can do everything,” says Rudolph.) Meanwhile, if you saw Stone on The Tonight Show move effortlessly from Blues Traveler’s “Hook” to DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win” during a lip-sync battle with Jimmy Fallon, you know that she is probably Our Greatest Living Karaoke Star.
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Interview at link:
Emma Stone on Starring In La La Land and Working With Ryan Gosling - Vogue |
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