From flying high as a pilot in “Top Gun: Maverick” to embodying the iconic Joan Baez, Monica Barbaro is ... Growing up in San Francisco, Barbaro was acutely aware of how people categorized ...

Torres will likely replace Javier Baez in the lineup. Baez has played shortstop for the Tigers since being acquired, but he's struggled mightily. Detroit will be able to use either Colt Keith ...

One of the lone bright spots in an otherwise terrible 2024 season for the San Francisco 49ers has turned ... Shanahan announced the team is shutting down linebacker Dre Greenlaw for the final ...

For her latest role as Joan Baez in A Complete Unknown ... Though she wasn’t flipping upside down in a fighter jet, it was still a daunting challenge for Barbaro, who had no singing or guitar ...

Fatal overdoses through the first 11 months of the year, according to results published by the chief medical examiner, were down 20% from 2023. Last year, San Francisco recorded its largest number ...

Hertz is apparently looking to pull the plug on its Tesla fleet. People who have rented the electric vehicles are posting on social media that they have received offers to buy them. The prices are ...

Timothée Chalamet, Monica Barbaro, and Director James Mangold break down their electrifying recreation of 'It Ain’t Me Babe' in 'A Complete Unknown' in this episode of Variety's Making a Scene.

In "A Complete Unknown," Timothée Chalamet and Monica Barbaro inhabit two musical legends: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. True to form, the actors first met on set at a music rehearsal. The film ...

As the folk superstar’s music evolved during this time, so did his connection with Baez. The pair went from onstage collaborators to romantic partners. Their attachment ultimately lasted only a ...

One of those figures was none other than singer-songwriter and activist Joan Baez. Thankfully, in A Complete Unknown, Baez is not treated as a mere passing fling, and more importantly, we see how ...

In real life, however, Baez had gone to Gerde's specifically to see Dylan. "Somebody said, 'Oh, you've gotta come down and hear this guy, he's terrific,'" Baez told Rolling Stone in 1983.