Emma is featured in the UK Instyle October 2013 issue! Check out scans and behind the scenes of her photoshoot below!

Emma was snapped today (September 3rd) on set of American Horror Story in New Orleans, LA. Check out the candids below! Check out a first official poster from AHS below! Also Emma posted a few Instagrams from on set! Empire State is NOW AVAILABLE on DVD/Blu-ray in US! Get your copy NOW! I will add captures as soon as I can!

Check out new Instagram additions below, including some of her hanging out in New Orleans with cast members from American Horror Story. Also added a new set of portraits from the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival that happen a couple months back.

You may not be lucky enough to be at the Telluride Film Festival today, but let Vulture bring a little bit of the festival to you: We’ve got the exclusive trailer for Gia Coppola’s film Palo Alto, premiering in Telluride tonight. Based on the first book of short stories by James Franco, the movie stars Franco as a football coach who takes a too-romantic interest in teenage babysitter Emma Roberts; in other intertwined stories, we meet troubled kids Teddy (Jack Kilmer, whose father, Val, also makes a cameo) and Fred (Nat Wolff), who drives into a wall on purpose in the film’s first scene. Press play, and enjoy some complicated coming of age.

Source: vulture.com

Check out video and captures below! Will replace captures with better quality once a better quality video is available…

On a very slow late-August weekend, Lee Daniels’ The Butler easily held on to the top spot at the box office. We’re the Millers also continued to play well, while all three new nationwide releases opened to less than $10 million.

Overall, the Top 12 earned $90 million. That’s up nine percent from the same weekend last year, when The Expendables 2 led with a weak $13.4 million.

With good reviews and strong word-of-mouth, The Butler fell 33 percent to $16.5 million. In comparison, The Help dropped 23 percent at the same point in its run two years ago, while 42 dipped 36 percent in its second weekend in April. Through 10 days in theaters, The Butler has earned $51.8 million.

Late Summer comedy hit We’re the Millers eased 27 percent to $13.05 million, which allowed the movie to rank second for the third-straight weekend. It’s now earned $91.3 million, and it will pass $100 million next weekend. Unless something drastic happens—like One Direction: This is Us winds up being a massive hit—We’re the Millers will be the highest-grossing August 2013 release.

Source: boxofficemojo.com