Emma Stone has achieved yet another career milestone, earning her sixth Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her role in Bugonia. The 2026 nomination cements her place among the elite performers of her generation and underscores her versatility as an actress. Stone, who won her first Oscar for La La Land (2017), added another win in 2024 for Poor Things. Her nomination for Bugonia marks a new chapter in her career, reinforcing her standing as one of Hollywood’s most respected talents. With her ability to balance commercially successful roles with bold, risk-taking performances, Stone continues to stand out in the competitive landscape of modern cinema. At just 30-something years old, Stone has accomplished what many performers take decades to achieve. Few actors have accumulated this level of recognition in such a short time, further solidifying her impact on the industry. Stone’s Powerful Performance in ‘Bugonia’ Bugonia is a psychological thriller that blends high-stakes drama with social commentary. Stone’s performance, lauded by critics, combines vulnerability and intensity, making her portrayal the emotional heart of the film. In this unconventional role, she departs from more typical characters, choosing instead to take on a demanding, layered performance that captivated both critics and

Zootopia 2 has achieved significant box office success, surpassing Inside Out 2 with a global total of $1.703 billion. This places it among the top ten highest-grossing movies in global box office history. The sequel’s performance underscores the ongoing appeal of animated films, demonstrating their widespread popularity with audiences worldwide. Nearly a decade after the original Zootopia, the sequel has continued to capture the interest of global audiences. The film’s box office performance illustrates the ongoing strength of Disney’s animation division and the lasting popularity of the franchise’s characters and themes. While Zootopia 2 is now one of the highest-grossing animated films, it follows other successful animated features in the industry. The film’s strong performance adds to the growing trend of animated films achieving notable success at the global box office. Box Office Triumphs The film’s path to reaching over $1 billion was swift, aided by solid performances in North America, China, and Europe. Its momentum continued through the holiday season, helping it surpass previous animated hits like Inside Out 2, which grossed $1.69 billion globally. By crossing the $1.7 billion threshold, Zootopia 2 surpassed Disney’s 2019 remake of The Lion King, which grossed $1.663 billion. This continued success highlights