Miquita Oliver and Zawe Ashton discuss entering their 40s, motherhood and the power of the patriarchy. Miquita Oliver and ...

Interview Betrayal’s Zawe Ashton Is the Broadway Star You Need to Know Right Now In one year, she’s made her Broadway debut opposite Tom Hiddleston and Charlie Cox, starred in Velvet Buzzsaw ...

Tom Hiddleston and Zawe Ashton are engaged after three years of dating, Page Six has confirmed. The couple first sparked engagement rumors when she was spotted wearing a giant sparkler at the ...

Zawe Ashton has written 1 shows including for all the women who thought they were Mad (Playwright). Get Zawe Ashton Email Alerts Be the first to get news, photos, videos & more.

Zawe Ashton's character in "Mr. Malcolm's List," a Regency-era period piece out July 1, is an accidental matchmaker. After being spurned by Jeremy Malcolm (Sope Dirisu), ...

Zawe Ashton attends "Mr. Malcolm's List" New York Premiere at DGA Theater on June 29, 2022 in New York City. She is expecting her first child with Tom Hiddleston.

Zawe Ashton is pregnant and expecting her second baby with fiancé Tom Hiddleston. Ashton, 40, confirmed the news to Vogue on Saturday, June 7, sharing stunning maternity photos with the outlet.

Zawe Ashton got some firsthand Marvel insight when she signed on to play the villain in The Marvels.. Known for films like Velvet Buzzsaw and Mr. Malcolm's List, the British actress is joining the ...

The Marvels villain Zawe Ashton is an eminent theatre artist with plays like Harold Pinter’s Betrayal, The Arsonists, Gone Too Far, Othello, and many more plays to her credit.

Tom Hiddleston’s girlfriend Zawe Ashton was recently seen with a large diamond ring on her finger while posing for a selfie at the BAFTAs. Are wedding bells ringing for the couple?

Meet the star of Broadway’s “Betrayal,” Zawe Ashton, who co-stars alongside Tom Hiddleston and Charlie Cox in the newest revival of Harold Pinter’s 1978 play.

In many ways, “Velvet Buzzsaw” never should have happened for Zawe Ashton. A literal art house movie, Dan Gilroy’s latest explores the intersection of art and commerce as members of the L.A.