Emma Stone for 'Unavailable,' Squarespace Super Bowl Campaign 2026. Courtesy of Squarespace Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. On top of The Favourite, Poor Things, Kinds of Kindness and Bugonia, Academy Award-winning actress Emma Stone and acclaimed director Yorgos Lanthimos are adding yet another project to their award-winning lineup of collaborations: the duo's first-ever Super Bowl ad. And while website building platform Squarespace replaces the oft-twisted tropes of the pair's past projects, fans can still count on the bold, provocative and darkly funny nature they've come to expect from the partnership. Titled Unavailable, Squarespace's forthcoming commercial marks the platform's 12th Super Bowl appearance, and will air between the first and second quarter of Super Bowl LX. While the game-day spot is 30 seconds long, Squarespace exclusively shared a 15-second teaser with The Hollywood Reporter, seen below. Related Stories TV Hellmann's Bets That Some Lonely Island Magic (and Elle Fanning) Can Deliver Super Bowl Results TV Guy Fieri's Shocking New Look Is for a Super Bowl Commercial Squarespace Super Bowl LX teaser for Unavailable, starring Emma Stone and directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. Unavailable's set was built by production designer James Price (Poor Things, Bugonia, The Iron Claw), and the music is the work of Lanthimos' team and composer Jerskin Fendrix. The campaign was shot in London on black and white film. In addition to Unavailable, Lanthimos directed the 2026 Super Bowl ad for food delivery app Grubhub (THR received the exclusive first look here). These projects mark the Greek director's first two Super Bowl ads, while Unavailable marks Stone's first and only. As part of the campaign rollout, Squarespace is releasing a series of movie posters, creating a visual narrative that mirrors the suspense and intensity of the teaser. While the rest of the spot - namely the reason for Stone's tears - is being kept under wraps at the moment, the story will continue to unfold in the lead-up to the big game on Feb. 8. Get a first look at the Unavailable movie posters below, and watch the 15-second teaser here. Emma Stone for Squarespace Super Bowl LX campaign. Squarespace Squarespace Super Bowl LX campaign. Squarespace THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Super Bowl Hellmann's Bets That Some Lonely Island Magic (and Elle Fanning) Can Deliver Super Bowl Results Netflix Netflix Unveils Japanese Content Slate of 13 Series, 8 Anime Titles, 3 Films, Plus Live Baseball (Full List) The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel on Minneapolis Shooting Death of Alex Pretti: "Every Day Is a Nightmare Now" Disney Television Animation Zack Olin Joins Disney Television Animation as Head of Development and Current Series tennis How to Livestream Coco Gauff vs. Elina Svitolina in Australian Open 2026 Quarterfinals Online Stephen Colbert Why Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro Guesting on Colbert Won't Trigger the FCC's "Equal Time" Rule Super Bowl Hellmann's Bets That Some Lonely Island Magic (and Elle Fanning) Can Deliver Super Bowl Results Netflix Netflix Unveils Japanese Content Slate of 13 Series, 8 Anime Titles, 3 Films, Plus Live Baseball (Full List) The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel on Minneapolis Shooting Death of Alex Pretti: "Every Day Is a Nightmare Now" Disney Television Animation Zack Olin Joins Disney Television Animation as Head of Development and Current Series tennis How to Livestream Coco Gauff vs. Elina Svitolina in Australian Open 2026 Quarterfinals Online Stephen Colbert Why Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro Guesting on Colbert Won't Trigger the FCC's "Equal Time" Rule