Natalie Portman Will Direct and Play Twin Sisters in Dear Abby-Ann Landers Biopic
Pulling a Tilda-Swinton-in-Hail-Caesar, Natalie Portman will play twin advice columnists in her next directorial effort.
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Natalie Portman Is a Glittery Pop Star in First Official ‘Vox Lux’ Photo
Natalie Portman’s glam pop star is covered in glitter, rhinestones, and sequins in the first official photo from ‘Vox Lux.’
See the First Look at Natalie Portman’s Astronaut in Noah Hawley’s ‘Pale Blue Dot’
Natalie Portman suits up for space in the first look at Noah Hawley’s astronaut drama ‘Pale Blue Dot.’
The Russo Brothers Reveal the Post-’Infinity War’ Fates of Aunt May, Lady Sif, Shuri, and …
The Russo brothers reveal the post-’Infinity War’ fates of off-screen MCU characters, revealing something interesting about Natalie Portman’s Jane Foster.
The History of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Chapter 8: ‘Thor: The Dark World’
We love Marvel and most of their movies. This is the ultimate example of what happens when they get it all wrong.
The History of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Part 4: ‘Thor’
ScreenCrush’s look back at the history of the MCU continues with the God of Thunder’s big-screen debut.
‘Annihilation’ Explainer: How the Book Does (And Doesn’t) Shine Light on the Film’s Myster…
Still puzzled after Alex Garland’s mind-boggling sci-fi thriller ‘Annihilation’? Here’s a spoilery breakdown of the movie and its connections to the book.
Extra Credit: Five Sci-fi Horror Movies to Stream After ‘Annihilation’
After Alex Garland’s mysterious new sci-fi thriller ‘Annihilation,’ give these other genre fusions a spin on streaming services now.
‘Annihilation’ Review: Alex Garland Just Made One of the Best Sci-Fi Movies in Years
The director of ‘Ex Machina’ is back with a bold and terrifying new film. It is one of the creepiest things you’ll ever see.
Natalie Portman Didn’t Know Her ‘Annihilation’ Character Was Whitewashed Until Now
In Alex Garland’s ‘Annihilation,’ Natalie Portman and Jennifer Jason Leigh play characters who were originally written as women of color.