Jolie was feeling joie de vivre. On Thursday, Angelina Jolie got overcome with emotion during the Venice Film Festival, after her movie “Maria” got an 8-minute standing ovation. The Oscar ...

The "Maleficent" star, 49, spoke with The Hollywood Reporter in an interview published Friday about starring as opera singer Maria Callas in the buzzy new biopic "Maria," which premiered Thursday ...

Maria premiered at the Venice Film Festival. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Jolie’s performance is, in many ways, quite ...

Based on the history of director Pablo Larraín's leading ladies and the rapturous response to "Maria" at Venice, Angelina Jolie seems Oscars bound. But will any of her colleagues join her?

The chanting crowd’s “otra” wanes as a singular spotlight illuminates María Zardoya. The Marías’ frontwoman lies in a translucent bathtub, microphone in hand and partially submerged in ...

Her starring role in Maria is her most ambitious in ages, and yet it doesn’t feel like a reemergence. It feels like a snooze. Photo: Vision Distribution All three of these Larraín films play ...

Larraín's third inside portrait of a 20th-century female icon feels more limited than "Jackie" or "Spencer," because it's more hemmed in by fate. “Maria,” Pablo Larraín’s drama about the ...

Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty, Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Based on true accounts about Callas, Maria will tell the "tumultuous, beautiful and tragic story ...

María Zardoya, the front woman of the Latin indie pop band the Marías, feels like she’s existed between two worlds almost all her life. She was born in Puerto Rico but grew up in the Atlanta ...

She posted a tweet with a GIF of Skenes saying “You gotta be kidding me.” Yup. That’s a 10/10 tweet given that it’s both her reaction and it’s using Skenes, too. And it pretty much sums ...

I’d imagine that most audience members will walk into Maria with fewer preconceived notions, less readiness to fill in the gaps in Larraín’s portraiture. His particular trick proves less ...

Education: University of Notre Dame, BA in political science and economics María Luisa Paúl is a reporter on The Washington Post's Morning Mix team. Paúl hails from Caracas, Venezuela. She ...