In 2026, Lionsgate released a new poster for the film La La Land to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The original poster, which featured Ryan Gosling with a flat hand, had been a source of frustration for the actor since its release. Gosling had expressed his dissatisfaction with the hand placement in various interviews, stating that he believed it detracted from the energy of the moment captured in the film. He recalled a specific scene where he and co-star Emma Stone were dancing, and he opted for a flat hand pose, thinking it would be cooler, despite being advised otherwise. This decision haunted him for years, leading him to refer to it as 'La La Hand.' The new poster corrects this issue, showcasing Gosling's hand in the intended pose. The film, which won six Oscars and grossed $447 million worldwide, is also set to return to theaters, playing in Dolby Cinema at AMC Theatres starting August 16, 2026. Additionally, a Broadway musical adaptation of La La Land is currently in development, although no release date has been announced yet. The film's legacy continues to grow, with its anniversary celebration highlighting both its critical acclaim and the personal reflections of its lead actor.