If you watched this year’s Oscars all the way until best actress was announced, you may have come away scratching your head. “I have two words to leave you with tonight,” Frances McDormand, who won the category for her role in Two Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, said in her speech: “Inclusion. Rider.”
TMZ reported on Monday that Rick Ross returned home, where he will continue to receive care, after spending four days at two hospitals.
This piece of Oscars journalism, reported by the New York Times’s Cara Buckley, took me on a ride so exhilarating, surprising, and relieving that you’d think it was a long, 3,500-word story in the Arts section. But no, it was captured in a single, perfectly detailed tweet.
Usually when I read celebrity profiles of people who are crawling in their skin at the idea of appearing in a magazine, or talk at length at how little they want to be interviewed or photographed, I roll my eyes. But not with Frances McDormand, whose recent profile in the New York Times Magazine is a revealing study…
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, the new film by Martin McDonagh (writer and director of the wonderful dark comedies In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths), is about an angry, foul-mouthed woman named Angie (Frances McDormand, thank goodness) who erects, uh, three billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri, to bring…
You’ll have days where you look in the mirror and not recognize the person you see staring back at you, days when your identity feels like a puzzle that’s missing half its pieces. Today is not that day. Today, you know exactly who you are. You’re Academy Award winner Frances McDormand and you’re drinking wine on a…
As a woman known for her "candor," I feel a special connection to HBO's Olive Kitteridge, a miniseries about a cantankerous woman in Maine who does nothing to soften the strength of her personality.
Full disclosure: I have adored Frances McDormand since her turn as Professor Elaine Miller in 2000's Almost Famous. But now that I know she dressed up the Oscar she won for Fargo as a ranch man, I love her even more.
HBO's upcoming mini-series Olive Kitteridge, an adaptation of Elizabeth Strout's Pulitzer-winning novel, has already drummed up some fantastic reviews since its screening at the Venice Film Festival. And Frances McDormand looks pretty damn stellar in it.
Over the weekend, a picture of Michael Phelps smoking a bong was made public. What's the big deal? It's not like he's the first (or last) celeb to toke.
With an ELLE cover and a hit gown and spirited performance at the Oscars this year, there is no doubt that Amy Adams is currently America's Titian Sweetheart. She's everywhere! And, in addition to her performance on SNL tomorrow, the Academy Award-nominee is appearing in the newly-released Miss Pettigrew Lives For a…
The commercials for the Amy Adams-Frances McDormand vehicle Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day are just about all we saw on TV this weekend. And though the movie is supposedly good the trailer did nothing for us. However! The premiere did, thanks to the presence of such men as Morgan Freeman (left) to Pushing Daisy's Lee…
