Emma Stone's Bugonia Buzz: Oscars, Peacock, and a Sci-Fi Transformation

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Emma Stone has spent the past few days exactly where you would expect a two time Oscar winner to be: at the center of a awards season storm, with a sci fi curveball. According to Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, her latest collaboration with Yorgos Lanthimos, Bugonia, has locked in its streaming debut on Peacock for December 26, a move that effectively cements the film as her big year end calling card and extends its life well beyond the fall festival run and theatrical window. Entertainment outlets including Deadline and Subculture Entertainment report that Stone just reacted publicly to her new Golden Globes nomination for Bugonia, praising costar Jesse Plemons and calling the movie a wild and completely singular experience, a quote that will be replayed in every future highlight reel of her Lanthimos era.

On the promotional front, People magazine has rolled out fresh behind the scenes material in which Stone explains she only agreed to shave her head on camera for Bugonia if Lanthimos did it too, footage that not only feeds social media fascination with her transformation but will likely become one of those emblematic Emma anecdotes directors cite for decades. That follows Up until now coverage from Just Jared and other outlets of her yellow dress red carpet appearance at the Bugonia premiere at the BFI London Film Festival, with fashion writers still circulating those images as they compile the inevitable best looks of the year lists.

Awards wise, Subculture Entertainment and other industry blogs place Stone firmly in the thick of the best actress race again, with Bugonia positioned as the next chapter in a run that already includes La La Land and Poor Things. Meanwhile, style sites like The Handbook and AOLs entertainment vertical continue to revisit her Old Hollywood toned Louis Vuitton moment as a presenter at this years Oscars, framing it as a breakout fashion benchmark for 2025.

On social platforms, fan accounts have been amplifying clips from the new Bugonia featurettes and resurfacing Golden Globes reunion photos of Stone and former Amazing Spider Man costar Andrew Garfield first published by People and AOL earlier this year. There are no credible reports in the last few days of new relationship drama or major business ventures beyond the Bugonia awards campaign; any rumors of surprise franchise casting or secret projects remain unconfirmed chatter and are not backed by the trades.

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