Film "The House Bunny" boosted Emma Stone's career with soundtrack hit "I Know What Boys Like."

In the late 2000s, the film "The House Bunny," a comedy featuring a former Playboy bunny who becomes a house mother for a sorority, was released with a notable soundtrack. Among the featured tracks was "I Know What Boys Like," performed by actress Emma Stone. This song originally by The Waitresses in 1980, gained renewed attention through its inclusion in the film’s promotional material and the soundtrack album. Emma Stone, primarily known for her acting career up to that point, showcased her vocal abilities through this performance. The impact was multifaceted; it highlighted Stone’s versatility as an entertainer and contributed to the marketing success of "The House Bunny." The film itself garnered mixed reviews but performed reasonably well at the box office, grossing $70.4 million on a $25 million budget, marking it as a commercial success. Stone's performance in "The House Bunny" and her rendition of "I Know What Boys Like" helped solidify her place in Hollywood, preceding her breakout roles in films like "Easy A" and "La La Land." This moment is reflective of her evolution in the entertainment industry, marking a noteworthy intersection of acting and musical performance in her career. #HouseBunnySoundtrack #EmmaStone #VocalDebut #FilmMusic #HollywoodCareer #MoofLife