TheWrapBook Volume 3: The Art of Cinema; TheWrapBook Volume 2: ... Here’s How They Pulled Off the Iconic Black and White Hair for Emma Stone. No, none of it was her real hair. Laurie Sparham/Disney.

Emma Stone has proven to be director Yorgos Lanthimos‘ “Favourite” star. The Oscar winner teams up again with “The Favourite” auteur Lanthimos for the black-and-white short film “Bleat.” ...

But as Laguna Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Black and White: Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation” demonstrates, black and white can contain multiplicities.

Stone: Jeff and I did chat about shooting the film in black and white, but he ultimately decided against it. He felt black and white would act as a barrier, limiting the audience’s immersion in the ...

Read original story ‘Cruella': Here’s How They Pulled Off the Iconic Black and White Hair for Emma Stone At TheWrap There is arguably no Disney villain with a more iconic look than Cruella de Vil.