Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: Universal Pictures Brie Larson opted out of her signature long blonde hair for a brand-new dramatic hair makeover.

There should be a support group for critically battered American stars who’ve made London debuts in duds. Sigourney Weaver’s panned Prospero looked like the last word in colourlessness. But hot on the ...

Brie Larson has traded in her long, golden blond tresses for a dramatic new ‘do. The “Captain Marvel” star chopped off her locks ahead of her upcoming West End performance in the drama “Elektra,” ...

Academy Award winner Brie Larson (Room) has signed on to make her West End debut in a new revival of Sophocles’s Elektra, translated by Canadian poet Anne Carson. Directed by Daniel Fish (Oklahoma), ...

Brie Larson has made a bold hair change — and it’s all part of the preparation for her latest role. Larson, 35, showed off her freshly shaved head in a post shared via Instagram on Saturday, February ...

Elektra, haunted by her father's assassination, is consumed by grief; a need for survival; and a thirst for vengeance. When her long lost brother Orestes at last returns, she urges him to a savage and ...

Marvel's Brie Larson has landed an exciting new role, with the star set to make her West End debut in Elektra. The Oscar winner will appear in the play from January 13 to January 18 2025 at Theatre ...

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Brie Larson has a totally new look. Larson's new hair transformation underscores her dedication to one of her upcoming roles. The "Captain Marvel" star is set to make her West End debut in London as ...

In the play, written by the ancient Greek tragedian circa 420 BC, Elektra, haunted by her father’s assassination, is consumed by grief; a need for survival; and a thirst for vengeance. When her long ...

Academy Award winner Brie Larson will make her West End debut in Sophocles’ tragedy Elektra, directed by Daniel Fish. Using a translation of the play by award-winning poet Anne Carson, the production ...