Voting for the July calendar is now open.

Remember, you only get to vote one time. Do not vote multiple times from different emails, and do not ask your friends to come and vote on your calendar. Let’s keep the competition fair.

Please make sure you write your choices in the order you like them. Your favorite should be first, then next favorite, etc.

1. View the calendars here. Click on the thumbnails to see a larger preview image. Take your time, make sure you scroll all the way to the end and check out all the calendars.
2. Choose your favorite 5 calendars, and write down their numbers in order, from best to 5th place. You don’t have to choose 5, you can vote for just one if you like, but you can vote for 5.
3. Send your vote in an email to emmawatson.contest@gmail.com or in a PM to me on the forums to dookdookdook.

Voting is open through July 1, 00:00 GMT.

In her latest tweets, Emma appears to confirm her involvement in Darren Aronofsky’s Noah. She first retweeted a couple of tweets from Russell Crowe (cast as Noah), and then followed with a tweet of her own.

‏@russellcrowe – I haven’t been approached by anyone to play Rupert Murdoch. That’s just a beat up.I am off to build a boat.Will be gone for quite some time.

@russellcrowe – no sails, no engine, runs purely on faith…does it bug anyone else that Noah’s sons are named in the bible…but not his wife…#re-write

@EmWatson – Very very excited for Noah.

Emma will reportedly “play Ila, a young woman who develops a close relationship with Noah’s son, Shem”, played by Douglas Booth. Other cast includes Emma’s Perks co-star Logan Lerman as Noah’s son Ham, and Jennifer Connelly as Noah’s wife, Naameh.

Shooting begins this August in New York.

Time for the July calendar competition!

• The size of the calendar should be at least 1024×768. Higher resolutions are good. Widescreen is also allowed.
• Calendars must be in a common graphics format such as jpg, tiff, gif or png.
• It must have Emma-Watson.net and July and it should have the dates. It should be mostly original work, and images used should be respectful of Emma’s privacy.
• The deadline to submit calendars is June 27.
• No more than 3 entries per person please. Please send entries to emmawatson.graphics@gmail.com

Emma Watson has been answer fan submitted questions for a couple of weeks now. These can be seen on Emma’s Official Website or Facebook Page. Question #5 is relevant to post here because there has been so much recent discussion in the comment section about why Emma has been accepting smaller roles. Perhaps the answer will help with a lot of the debate.

Q: Lucy in My Week with Marilyn was a small role – why haven’t you been taking lead roles recently?

A: The reason I hadn’t at that point taken on a full length part and had been doing some modelling work was because I did not have the time to dedicate to a lead role in a full length film as I have been studying for my degree. These smaller roles have also given me the time to learn a few different methods of film making. Smaller, more independent films sometimes allow more room for me to learn and grow.

In the latest casting rumour, Emma Watson is reportedly in talks to co-star in Noah, Darren Aronofsky’s adaption of the biblical story of Noah and the ark. Deadline and Variety both say Emma would “play Ila, a young woman who develops a close relationship with Noah’s son, Shem.” Russel Crowe is cast as Noah, Douglas Booth as Shem, and Logan Lerman as Ham, Noah’s other son.

Emma recently “followed” Aronofsky on twitter which does seem to support the rumour. We’ll have more information as it becomes available.

Update: Emma has been added to the cast on IMDB. We have not yet heard from Emma, but some sites are reporting that she has accepted. Ray Winstone is in talks now and it is rumored that Jennifer Connelly may play Noah’s wife.

A new photo taken by photographer Sam Jones in Pittsburgh, PA for Summit Entertainment.

A great video from E! Online of Emma at the MTV Awards. Emma talks about her outfit, the MTV Awards, ‘Perks’ trailer, High School, and more.

A short article accompanies the video. Emma mentions her excitement for Harry Potter fans to see Perks of Being a Wallflower. She says,“I think Harry Potter fans will love it because it has so much heart, like the Harry Potter stories do. I feel like it’s the perfect transition from Harry Potter to kind of a more adolescent movie. It’s a little bit of an older tone. It’s darker.” Emma also briefly discussed her American accent. The rest of the article can be read here.