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Emma.

speak now (taylor’s version) July 7, 2023

This Taylor Swift Song Is Going to Dominate Weddings for the Rest of Your LifeDo you know just how many people out there are named Emma?

By Nate Jones
sense and sensibility July 20, 2022

A Guide to Jane Austen’s Most Swoon-Worthy Leading Men OnscreenFrom the dreamy suitors with golden hearts to the cads you’ll want to abandon on the moor forever.

By Molly Horan

friday night movie club July 8, 2020

Clueless Is a Great Teen Movie. It’s Also a Satire About the White and Wealthy.We go back to this movie over and over because it’s fun. But we don’t talk enough about how it cleverly critiques Cher’s obliviousness.

By Jen Chaney
eat the rich Mar. 11, 2020

Why Emma Is Still Jane Austen’s Most Pleasurable HeroineGo ahead. Judge the hell out of her. That’s the point.

By Hillary Kelly
influences Mar. 3, 2020

Harold and Maude, Beck, and 7 Other Things That Influenced Emma.Director Autumn De Wilde on the movies, music, and TV that inspired her own coming of age.

As told to Hunter Harris
movies Feb. 25, 2020

Johnny Flynn on Playing Emma.’s Romantic Lead and His David Bowie MovieFlynn is on the brink of a big Hollywood moment.

By Jackson McHenry
movie review Feb. 20, 2020

Not Quite Revisionist, Not Quite Faithful, Emma. Is an Eventual DelightThis millennial-branded Jane Austen adaptation is a perplexing but satisfying take on a classic.

By Alison Willmore
chat room Feb. 19, 2020

Emma Star Josh O’Connor Suggested that ‘Inn-oh-cence’ Line ReadingHe also does not know what Prince Charles is thinking.

By Jackson McHenry
trailer mix Nov. 21, 2019

Emma Teaser Reminds Us That Laughing at Rich People Is FunWho doesn’t love a good comeuppance?

By Zoe Haylock
casting Oct. 25, 2018

Anya Taylor-Joy to Star in the Latest Adaptation of Jane Austen’s EmmaJane Austen is having a big day!

By Jordan Crucchiola
the industry Apr. 8, 2008

Robert De Niro Thinking About Doing Some Acting for a ChangePlus: A hip-hop ‘Emma’ is coming to the screen, Leslie Mann escapes the Apatow Comedy-Industrial Complex, and ‘Brigadoon’ is headed to Broadway.