Ángel Di María will be a free agent this summer. The 36-year-old winger – whose trophy cabinet includes a Champions League winner’s medal with Real Madrid, multiple titles with Paris Saint-Germain and ...

Pablo Larraín’s new film “Maria,” the third in his trilogy of grandes-dames bio-pics (following “Jackie” and “Spencer”), is the best of the three for a simple reason: its protagonist, Maria Callas, ...

PEOPLE shares an intimate first look at Shriver's new book of poetry, 'I Am Maria,' revealing her feelings as she navigated family tragedy and a painful public divorce from Arnold Schwarzenegger Ethan ...

María is, by all accounts, entrancing. As the lead singer of L.A. band The Marías, she beguiles showgoers with her velvety bilingual vocals, sultry grooves, and striking features. Putting a high ...

What happens when a star dazzles in a lead role? Audiences might be blinded to the film's other achievements — but these are worth a closer look. In Pablo Larraín’s biographical drama “Maria,” opera ...

Pablo Larraín is known for bringing the lives of fascinating women from across the years to the screen thanks to biographical dramas that are constantly recognized on the awards circuit. And now, ...

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the scripts behind the year’s buzziest awards-season films continues with Maria, the Maria Callas snapshot-biopic starring Angelina Jolie. Pablo ...

Award-winning director Madeleine Hetherton-Miau’s latest offering is an evocative and hard-hitting documentary with a strong message. Mozart’s Sister investigates the life of Maria Anna Mozart, the ...

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 This review was originally published on August ...

When Film Forum showed “Last Tango in Paris” this past December, as part of a Marlon Brando retrospective, the venue’s web page for the screening included a note stating that “lead actress Maria ...

One of the more animated objects in “Maria” is Maria Callas’s piano, moved from room to room by servants at the whim of the ex-opera star. Its journeys have no discernible purpose. It weighs a ton.

Only Slate Plus members can gift Slate stories. Become a member to share 10 free articles a month. One October morning in 1977, Maria Rubio was in her small green stucco house in southeastern New ...