Elizabeth Olsen is a singular movie star. Breaking through in Sean Durkin’s eerie Martha Marcy May Marlene, 14 years ago, she went on to confirm mainstream status in the Godzilla remake of 2014 and, ...

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If we had a penny for every time Elizabeth Olsen played a widow trying to navigate her grief in a fantastical setting in the last five years… Well, we'd have two pennies. After playing a grieving ...

Picture this: You die, you're transported to the afterlife via a train, but instead of finding external peace, you're left facing the biggest decision of your whole entire life. That's exactly what ...

'Today' show cohost Sheinelle Jones' husband Uche Ojeh died of an aggressive form of brain cancer at 45 in May Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty; Neil Mockford/WireImage Elizabeth Olsen shared a sweet ...

This film turns the afterlife into a transit lounge of unresolved emotions, bungled choices and retro romance. Larry, expected to outlive his terminally ill wife Joan, instead dies in a snack-related ...

I like Elizabeth Olsen and I think you would too. She’s movie star-beautiful – all fine-boned features and enormous green eyes – but she laughs like a cartoon hyena and you get the sense she finds all ...

Spoilers! We're breaking down the ending of "Eternity" with Elizabeth Olsen, so stop reading now if you haven't seen the film and don't want to know what happens. In "Eternity," Elizabeth Olsen plays ...

A24’s fantasy film Eternity is primarily a romance. When 90-something woman Joan (WandaVision star Elizabeth Olsen) dies, she arrives in a bright, busy, bureaucratic afterlife called The Junction, ...

Annie Hall, Norma Rae, 9 to 5, The Way We Were, Thelma and Louise, Working Girl, Broadcast News – these movies turned their female leads into stars, because they connected women’s lives to the culture ...

Despite being a part of the pop cultural phenomenon that is the MCU, the actor feels disconnected from current trends: "I don't really feel like I know how to capture pop culture of this moment, ...