I have added 3,593 high-definition screen captures of Aubrey Plaza from the talk shows she appeared on in October 2025 into our photo gallery!

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Aubrey Plaza made a brief appearance in one of the sketches on “Saturday Night Live” last week when Amy Poehler was guest host. I have added 56 high-definition screen captures from the sketch into our photo gallery!

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I have added 745 high-definition screen captures of Aubrey Plaza from her newest movie, Honey Don’t!, into our photo gallery!

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Last night, Aubrey Plaza attended the screening of her new movie, Honey Don’t, in New York City. I have added 111 HQ/MQ photos of Aubrey from the event into our photo gallery!

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Aubrey Plaza is set to star in and produce The Heidi Fleiss Story, a biopic of “Hollywood madam” Heidi Fleiss from Pinky Promise, the production company behind the Pamela Anderson drama The Last Showgirl, Deadline has confirmed.

The dark comedy marks the directorial debut of Leah Rachel, the creator of Netflix series Chambers. Rachel Sennott, the actress known for roles in titles like Shiva Baby and Bottoms, who has her own upcoming HBO series, penned the script with Rachel and Travis Jackson. Jessamine Burgum and Kara Durrett will produce for Pinky Promise, alongside Plaza for Evil Hag, with production to take place in Los Angeles this year.

Fleiss became known in the 1990s for running a high-profile prostitution ring that catered to the rich and powerful of Los Angeles, including some in Hollywood. Her empire came crashing down in 1993, when she was arrested and charged with multiple counts, including pandering, and sentenced to prison. The film tracks Fleiss in the tense days leading up to her trial, as she navigates Los Angeles, using her web of connections to try to manipulate and blackmail her way out of the charges, with the assistance of an ambitious young writer named Jaclyn.

Most recently appearing in Ethan Coen’s Honey Don’t and Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis, following lauded turns in Sundance’s My Old Ass and The White Lotus Season 2, Plaza will next be seen starring in Ethan Coen and Tricia Cook’s dark comedy, Honey Don’’!, which premiered at Cannes and opens in theaters via Focus Features on August 22nd. She’ll also be seen in Legendary’s Animal Friends, out via Warner Brothers on May 1, 2026, and stars opposite Susan Sarandon in the upcoming indie The Accompanist, marking the directorial debut of Zack Woods.

Source: Deadline

The people deciding who walks away with an Oscar in 2026 will include Wicked star Ariana Grande; Sebastian Stan; and Aubrey Plaza, whose movies include Emily the Criminal.

At least, all three have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences this year. The body announced Thursday that it had asked a total of 534 actors, as well as executives, to become members of its 10,000-plus member body.

While hundreds were invited, the snub of Emilia Perez star Karla Sofía Gascón, did not go unnnoticed. Gascón, who played the title character, was given a Best Actress nod, becoming the first openly transgender person to be nominated in an Oscars acting category.

Oscar nominees are automatically considered for membership, but it’s not guaranteed they’ll be asked. While branches of the organization, such as actors or writers, come up with recommendations, the 55-person Board of Governors makes the final decision.

Source: Entertainment Weekly

Cointreau, the iconic orange liqueur and the essential ingredient in The Original Margarita, is once again teaming up with the famously irreverent Aubrey Plaza for the latest evolution of the brand’s MargaRight campaign. And this time, the partners are launching a new tequila brand…well, kind of.

In a world where celebrity tequila brands are increasingly popular, Aubrey Plaza and Cointreau are debuting one of their own. Introducing Any Tequila—a 100% celebrity-endorsed, 0% real brand with one very real purpose: to remind the world that it’s Cointreau that makes a Margarita MargaRight. After all, it was the inventor of The Original Margarita, Margarita Sames, who said, “A Margarita without Cointreau is not worth its salt.”

Building on the viral success of the original Make Your Margarita MargaRight campaign, Plaza returns with her signature comedic edge to help Cointreau playfully enter the ever-growing tequila chat. The twist? Her new brand, Any Tequila, isn’t real. Instead, the campaign spotlights the real star of the Margarita—Cointreau—which pairs perfectly with, literally, any tequila.

As the #1 cocktail in the U.S., the Margarita has cemented its place as the year-round favorite for consumers, with consumption peaking during summer. Now more than ever, Margarita drinkers have so many options when it comes to the tequila they choose—with over 30% more options on the shelf now than just three years ago. So now is the time for Cointreau to make the decision easier for consumers. As the named brand in the original recipe, Cointreau is embracing its main character energy with a clever call to action: ‘Any Tequila’ can be any tequila you like, but you need Cointreau to make your Margarita MargaRight.

“At Cointreau, we do believe that making the perfect Margarita should be simple,” said Nicolas Beckers, President and CEO at Rémy Cointreau Americas. “With Aubrey Plaza and Any Tequila, we’re bringing that message to life in a way that’s both memorable and unmistakably MargaRight—reminding everyone that Cointreau is, and always has been, the essential ingredient in the Margarita.”

Aubrey Plaza is currently in Cannes for the 78th Cannes Film Festival. Her upcoming movie, Honey Don’t, premiered (with a 6-minute standing ovation) last night and she participated in the photocall earlier today. I have added a total of 1,037 HQ/MQ photos of Aubrey from these events into our photo gallery!

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Ethan Coen’s raunchy, gory detective movie “Honey Don’t!,” starring Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza and Chris Evans, premiered to a rowdy Cannes crowd at midnight on Friday. The film earned a six-minute standing ovation, with writer Tricia Cooke declaring: “More queer cinema all the time!”

“That’s a fun way to end the festival,” Coen said as he took the microphone and quieted the clapping crowd. “Oh, and short, for a movie that started after midnight. Very humane.”

Indeed, the 90-minute “Honey Don’t” didn’t begin unspooling until nearly 12:30 a.m., after a half-hour delay entering the Palais. But the Cannes crowd didn’t seem to mind the wait, cheering loudly for Coen, Qualley, Plaza and the rest of the team when they finally entered the theater, then clapping vigorously for every producer and distributor card before the movie began.

One audience member even yelled, “I love you Aubrey!” in a show of support for the star, for whom Cannes marked her first red carpet appearance after the death of her husband Jeff Baena in January.

Qualley’s husband, music producer Jack Antonoff, was also in attendance, encouraging the crowd to clap louder as she giggled during the ovation. As the credits rolled, it was revealed that Antonoff and Coen collaborated on three songs for the film that Qualley performed — one of which had a Lana Del Rey feel to it.

Qualley headlines “Honey Don’t!” as the small-town private detective Honey O’Donahue, who delves into a series of strange deaths tied to a mysterious church. Evans, who was not present at the Cannes premiere, gives an oversized comedic performance as the church’s charming but evil minister. Plaza plays a cop who Qualley has a passionate love affair with until things turn sour when her niece disappears. Charlie Day and Billy Eichner round out the supporting cast.

“Honey Don’t!” marks the second collaboration between Coen and Qualley, who teamed up last year for the road trip crime comedy “Drive-Away Dolls.” Both movies feature Coen in the director’s chair without brother Joel and scripts co-written by Ethan and his wife Tricia Cooke.

Qualley told i-D ahead of Cannes that she had to dial back her “natural Scooby-Doo” instincts in order to play Honey, who is “skillful, she’s smooth, she is slipping in and out undetected… I had to be a little more suave than I am, more mysterious. I tend to want to diffuse things before they even happen.”

“Honey Don’t!” already has distribution courtesy of Focus Features. The movie will open in U.S. theaters on Aug. 22.

Source: Variety

I have added 285 high-definition screen captures of Aubrey Plaza from the “Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute” TV special that aired this week on NBC!

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