Emma Stone, 21, emerged from the Judd Apatow comedy crew, having held her own in Superbad, as Jonah Hill’s way-cool, super-smokin’ home-ec partner, and she struck gold with Zombieland. But her comedy credentials go all the way back to Arizona, where she grew up idolizing Gilda Radner and Molly Shannon and cut her teeth with a local theater troupe. At age 15—after giving her parents a PowerPoint presentation about ditching high school for a career in acting—she left with her mother for Hollywood, where she grew into that alluring raspy voice and the Jessica Rabbit looks.

You can read about the other ladies featured on the cover at VanityFair.com

Emma, along with other young actresses Abbie Cornish, Kristen Stewart, Carey Mulligan, Amanda Seyfried, Rebecca Hall, Mia Wasikowska are going to be gracing the cover of the “Hollywood Issue” for Vanity Fair magazine!

The issue will be out on stands February 9th. And there will be a preview of the issue on “Entertainment Tonight” for Monday, February 1st! Check out the teaser video below.

Emma is currently featured in the November 2009 issues of both “Women’s Health” and “Men’s Health” magazines! I will be scanning these features soon – so look out out for them coming up…

Emma was in Nylon a few months ago [April, to be exact]
Here is the behind the scenes video I found.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7vORUQSpW0&feature=player_embedded

Gosh, I love her.

Thank you to Jessica for the information! Emma is going to be featured in the August 2009 issue of “Vanity Fair” magazine! She is in a pictorial alongside Rashida Jones, Chris Messina and more celebs in a “42nd Street” theme shoot that was shot by photographer Norman Jean Roy.

Check out the behind the scenes video below!

Emma has been chosen as one of the “25 Funniest Women in Hollywood” by “Entertainment Weekly” magazine – in its most recent issue. Check out the article below:

EMMA STONE

AGE: 20

CATCH HER IN: Superbad, The Rocker, House Bunny

SCHTICK: Stone has proved herself the perfect comedic foil for boisterous co-stars like Jonah Hill, Rainn Wilson and Anna Faris. Plus, she appeared in the 2004 Vh1 reality talent competition, In Search of the New Partridge Family. And with that on her résumé, we have to imagine she has one helluva sense of humor.

Emma is currently featured inside the April 2009 issue of “Glamour” magazine! She is part of a pictorial called “American Icons” which is described as: “You can do anything! That’s the message of the seven decades of female risk takers, rule breakers and style makers here. We celebrate them with the help of some very-2009 young talents. ”

Emma Stone as Carrie Bradshaw
Have we ever seen a more obsessed fashionista than Sex and the City’s cosmo-sipping Carrie (brilliantly played by Sarah Jessica Parker)? Nu-uh, honey. With her nameplate necklaces, flower pins and endless parade of instantly copied outfits, Carrie was feminine and feminist at the same time, like the love child of Manolo Blahnik and Gloria Steinem!

“I don’t know a girl in this generation who hasn’t been influenced at least a bit by Carrie.” —Emma Stone, 20, of the upcoming comedy Ghosts of Girlfriends Past