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Emma Stone Cried Before Shaving Her Head for ‘Bugonia’ Because of Her Mom’s Breast Cancer Battle: “She Actually Did Something Brave”

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.

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Why Jennifer Lawrence Didn’t Want Emma Stone to Shave Her Head

For her upcoming role in the film Bugonia, Emma Stone shaved her head live on camera. Her longtime friend Jennifer Lawrence had thoughts on the cut, telling Vogue that she “really didn’t want” Stone to undergo the dramatic transformation.

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Jennifer Lawrence didn't want pal Emma Stone to shave her hair off for new film Bugonia

Jennifer Lawrence says she didn't want her good friend Emma Stone to shave her hair off for her upcoming movie.

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Jennifer Lawrence Didn't Want Emma Stone to Shave Her Hair for New Movie: 'Already Lived Through the Billie Jean King Haircut'

Stone won her second Best Actress Academy Award for the Victorian Frankenstein-inspired Poor Things in 2023, which was also ...

The Weird and Wonderful World of Emma Stone

Along the way was a Zombieland sequel, a TV drama called Maniac with old pal Jonah Hill, a wild Lanthimos triptych called ...

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'Bugonia' actress Emma Stone gives rare glimpse into life after motherhood

Emma Stone makes honest confession about how motherhood has impacted her life.The Easy A actress shared in an interview with ...

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Why Jennifer Lawrence didn’t want Emma Stone to shave off all her hair for movie role

“I really didn’t want her to shave her head,” Lawrence, 34, admitted to the publication in an email. “I had already lived through the Billie Jean King haircut.” For her portrayal of the tennis ...

An Ode to Emma Stone’s Rom-Com Era—Including That One Fake Trailer on 30 Rock

Not only did the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo send up Stone’s own history of rom-com parts, but it demonstrated the show’s (and Stone’s) talent for restraint—a virtue so often overlooked in comedy, ...

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