Fernanda Torres, up for an Oscar, embodies the courage required to stare down an oppressive dictatorship in “I’m Not There.” ...

She’s a Greek figure like Hecuba or Penelope—someone who faces something beyond our comprehension,” says Brazilian actor ...

The Mumbai police informed the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that eight of the 12 accused in the Torres Ponzi scheme case—seven Ukrainians and one Indian—fled India before December 30. Observing that ...

Ricardo Godoi reportedly hired a tattoo studio to ink his body in a hospital setting, where he ultimately died on the operating table Zoey Lyttle is a Society & Culture Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE.

When Torres’ work in “I’m Still Here” was announced as the winner, it might have come as a surprise to audiences who are more familiar with the other names on the list, but I wouldn’t ...

That second baseman, of course, was Caracas, Venezuela, native Gleyber Torres, who gave the Yankees seven years and then found himself a free agent who did not even receive an offer from New York ...

Already lauded for her quietly shattering performance with a surprise Golden Globes win (the first Brazilian actress to ever receive the prize), Fernanda Torres portrays Eunice Paiva, a mother of ...

Former Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto solidified his love for the Queen City with some permanent ink.Votto debuted the postcard designed tattoo on his Instagram page, calling it "an ode ...

Family dramas don’t come more intense or indelible than "I’m Still Here." Fact-based family dramas don’t come more intense or indelible than "I’m Still Here," opening wide in theaters this ...

By the time Rubens (Selton Mello) is led out of his house some 30 minutes into the film, we’ve already spent a lot of time with him, his wife, Eunice (Fernanda Torres), and their brood of happy ...

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed Mumbai Police to provide protection to Abhishek Gupta, a whistleblower who exposed the multi-crore Torres investment scam, while criticising the police for ...

A new study sheds light on tattoo designs found on more than 100 mummies from Chancay culture, a group that lived on the Peruvian coast between roughly 900 and 1500 C.E. Julia Binswanger Daily ...