Obviously Emma Stone Isn’t Playing Miss Piggy in the Miss Piggy Movie

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Emma Stone is producing the film with her close friend, Jennifer Lawrence, but neither of them will be starring in the main role. Stone explained to W magazine that they wouldn’t be right for the part, saying they don’t measure up. Despite their combined three Oscar wins, neither actress has ever worked with Joan Rivers. Stone jokingly added that if Miss Piggy heard about this, she’d be furious – Miss Piggy would play Miss Piggy, and wouldn’t tolerate the suggestion of anyone else. Stone says Kermit the Frog will be getting an earful about this later that night.

‘Stranger Things’ Conformity Gate and 9th Episode Fan Theory, Explained

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The world of Stranger Things is expanding with new projects like a live-action spin-off, an animated series, and a behind-the-scenes documentary called One Last Adventure: The Making of Stranger Things Season 5, coming to Netflix on January 12, 2026. Despite these additions, many fans are still invested in the original story of Eleven and Vecna (played by Jamie Campbell Bower) and speculate that there might be a hidden ninth episode.

MCU Fans Are Convinced [Spoiler] Will Die in Avengers: Doomsday

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Marvel Studios is finishing up work on the new Avengers movie, currently titled ‘Doomsday’. It’s directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, and is expected to hit US theaters later this year. A follow-up film, ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’, is planned for release in 2027.

Balatro and Silksong “Don’t Make Sense Financially” And Are “Deeply Loved,” Says Analyst

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Professor Joost van Dreunen, from NYU Stern School of Business and advisor to ELO, recently spoke with GameIndustry.biz about how changes in the video game market are opening doors for smaller games to become incredibly popular. He explained that this shift is similar to how television disrupted the traditional Hollywood movie industry. Games like Candy Crush, which are free to play, are now competing with—and sometimes overshadowing—expensive, high-profile titles like Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty. However, we’re also seeing more games, such as Silksong, that don’t quite fit into either of those established business models.