There is now an official release date for “Easy A”, it will be in theaters on September 17, 2010!

It may seem like a long time away, but time seems to go by faster nowadays. lol

I have added 12 photos of Emma from the set of “Easy A” this week. Thanks to Jason for the heads up! You can see all the images by clicking on the thumbnails below.

Hello! First, I just wanted to quickly introduce myself. I’m Jessica and I’ll be helping Jennifer [owner] out around here to make sure you get the latest info on Emma as it’s happening!

Here is the interview Emma did with Teenhollywood.com while filming Easy A!

You can find the rest of the interview [With Penn Badgley and Amanda Bynes] HERE!

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You know those classes everybody wants to take because it’s a snap to get an “A”? Well, movie-making isn’t quite as easy for the young, hot cast of next year’s high school comedy Easy A. TeenHollywood was in Ojai, California a few days ago on set at a real high school where 20-somethings Emma Stone (Superbad, The Rocker), Penn Badgley (“Gossip Girl”) and Amanda Bynes (Hairspray) were going back to high school playing students at a pep rally and working hard, over and over again to get their fun scenes just right.

The film is loosely based on the Hawthorne classic “The Scarlet Letter” but before you run the other way picturing pilgrim types, the only real similarity is the timeless truth that rumors can make or break a person’s reputation. ‘Nuff said. We are honoring the film studio’s wishes that we hold back on all the very, very cool stuff we saw until closer to the film’s release date next year. But, we’ll say that it was very funny and showed that these actors have some talents we’ve not yet seen them explore!

We got to grab some chairs behind the director’s monitors, watch the action both live and on the screen and, in between set-ups, grab some time with Amanda, Penn and Emma! We got some info not related to the film that we can share right now. Check it out!

TeenHollywood: Emma, what was your high school experience like?

Emma: I was only in high school for a couple of months. I went to an all girls Catholic high school and then I decided to leave and move to LA to do this [acting] which I can’t believe here I am now. That was 5 1/2 years ago.

TeenHollywood: So can you relate to teen girls with the pressures they’re faced with whether you’re in high school or not?

Stone: Absolutely. I think that’s what I like about [my character] so much. She rises above it and realizes this is just temporary and this is high school and everyone will forget this and everyone will move on. What can she do but have as much fun to get through it as she can? It kinda bites her in the a**, but it’s also really funny.

TeenHollywood: Your part is pretty central to this film. This movie is on your shoulders basically. Is this the first time?

Emma: Yeah. It’s been wild. It’s been crazy. It feel different than I thought it might. I never thought in a million years that that would ever be the case. It’s wild. This is my third movie in a row so I’ve been working for eight months. It’s kinda natural. It’s just like ‘oh another set’ and you’re working and you kinda forget that you’re here all day every day. I don’t really think about it like that. I just think about getting my job done. We’ll see how it turns out.

We’re going to say that Emma is doing an amazing job in a scene that will showcase talents we’ve not seen her display as yet. We think it will all “turn out” fine! Check back in a few months for more details on Easy A!

Emma Stone may have played second fiddle to Anna Faris in “The House Bunny,” but she’s becoming a comedic leading lady in her own right … even if she has to brand herself to do it. According to Variety, she’s nabbed the lead in Screen Gems’ “Easy A”, a high-school retelling of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter.”

Directed by Will Gluck (”Fired Up”) and boasting a script from New York playwright Bert. V. Royal, “Easy A” centers on a high school student who decides being known as a slut is the way to go. She decides to feign being promiscuous, but her life begins to mimic that of Hester Prynne, Hawthorne’s famous “scarlet woman.”

Since Stone will only be pretending to be sleeping around, we’re guessing she won’t be saddled with a baby, but will instead end up ostracized from everyone. She’ll probably even suffer the equivalent of wearing Prynne’s scarlet letter A — a defaced locker.

While you might think it’s cheesy to rewrite Hawthorne for high school, keep in mind that it’s not the first time classic literature has been updated for a teenage comedy. “Clueless” was famously based on Jane Austen’s “Emma”, and did a great job reworking the story into the 1990s. Who knows? “Easy A” may even have more in common with the original book than Demi Moore’s “serious” version did in 1995!

From MTV