Emma’s newest movie, “The Rocker” is now released in theaters nationwide today! Make sure you stop by your local cinema and check it out. It looks really great! Emma co-stars with Rainn Wilson, Christina Applegate and Teddy Geiger.

“The House Bunny” is going to be released this Friday, August 22nd! So lets make it an Emma Stone weekend at the movies!

There is a new release date for “The Rocker”! It has been pushed back to August 20. The film was originally set to be released on July 30… Well, chins up Emma fans, because “The House Bunny” is released on August 22 - so it shall be an Emma weekend! LOL

Check out RockerMovie.com to see a cool new picture of Emma!

We already brought you reports for “The Foot Fist Way” and “You Don’t Mess With The Zohan,” and now we continue with “The Rocker” for MTV’s Sneak Peek Week, where we’re screening upcoming summer films, followed by a Q&A with the film’s stars.

This time out, it was “Office” star Rainn Wilson, “House Bunny” hottie Emma Stone and platinum-selling music artist Teddy Geiger in attendance. Watch the highlights below, and then click here to read our full “Rocker” Q&A coverage. And be sure to check back soon as we roll out “Kung Fu Panda,” “Get Smart” and “Pineapple Express.”

From MTV News

In Hollywood, everyone loves a sequel. There’s one multimillion-dollar misadventure, however, that few want to revisit.

“The SAG strike can definitely stop you from shooting. It stops everything,” “Office Space” writer/director Mike Judge said recently when we asked him about the work stoppage due to hit Hollywood next week. “So I guess it’s a pretty big deal.”

Just four months after the Writers Guild of America strike brought Hollywood to its knees, the powerful Screen Actors Guild is bracing for the expiration of its contract on Monday, while the smaller American Federation of Television and Radio Artists could share its fate. As before, virtually all work would stop if a strike were to occur, and many of the films and television shows you’re eager to watch would return to a sad state of limbo.

“I pray that it will not be six months like the WGA strike,” said “Superbad” actress Emma Stone. “But at the same time, the writers really banded together and all stood behind it. … The general idea is that none of us really want a strike. We really hope this gets settled. But if they do strike, hopefully it’s not enough time to go on a big vacation.

“Hopefully, we go back to work really soon. Because that was really damaging, the writers’ strike, to the industry. We lost $2.5 billion! That’s crazy.”

From MTV News