Playing a queen, Helen Mirren reigns on screen, stage

Star says she is 'not so scary in real life' after voicing animated character British actress Helen Mirren had no trouble transforming herself from monarch to menacing creature for the new Monsters, Inc. animated movie, but said she's not so ...

MARKS & SPENCER has declined to comment on reports this morning that Dame Helen Mirren is its new campaign star. The actress - famed for her portrayal of the Queen both on stage and on film - has reportedly been photographed by Annie Leibovitz for ...

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A live cinema broadcast of Helen Mirren's play The Audience has recorded the highest audience yet for National Theatre Live. The 13 June broadcast from London's Gielgud Theatre was seen by nearly 30,000 people in North America and nearly 80,000 ...

Chicagoans can experience the rare privilege of seeing Helen Mirren's acclaimed West End performance as Queen Elizabeth II in The Audience, bowing Sunday June 30 and July 3 at the Music Box Theatre. The Music Box continues its partnership with the ...

Monster University, Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Helen Mirren, Peter Sohn and Joel Murray, opens in theaters Friday, June 21. The animated film follows Mike and Sully during their time at Monsters University. The film has a runtime ...

Take to the Pilates mat to tone up What do Khloe Kardashian, Lady Gaga and Helen Mirren all have in common? They all swear by Pilates to stay in shape. Pilates and body conditioning is beneficial to do alongside all forms of exercise, to help ...

Dame Helen Mirren thinks it is time for a woman to play the Doctor Dame Helen Mirren has dismissed speculation that she could play the Time Lord in Doctor Who - but insisted it is time for a woman to take the role. Since Matt Smith announced he ...

Former 'Doctor Who' star Arthur Darvill has thrown his weight behind Dame Helen Mirren being cast as the next Doctor. He told Anglophenia : "I'd love to see Dame Helen do it - best of luck to whoever gets it, though." And the BBC has not ...