Alia Shawkat Says Brad Pitt 'Had No Awareness' of Past Dating Rumors: 'It Was So Weird' "He was, like, 'I'm sorry. It happens. If you hang out with me, it happens.' ...

In the time that Alia Shawkat has played Dory Sief, the perpetually imperiled protagonist of “Search Party,” the actress has been repeatedly put to the test. Over the first four seasons of ...

Shawkat credits the film’s refreshing verisimilitude to the absence of the male gaze, something that was very important to her. It’s why the sex in Duck Butter doesn’t look like a mainstream ...

Shawkat wrapped her part incredibly fast, taking just two days total to complete recording. I Lost My Body is a thoughtful and introspective piece, and that was a major part of the project’s ...

Shawkat isn’t sure what’s next for her burgeoning art career, but she is on the lookout for more opportunities to share her paintings with the world. “I’d like to show in New York, ideally ...

Alia Shawkat said in a recent interview with The New Yorker that it was “ironic and gross and stupid” how much the media focused on her relationship with Brad Pitt during the pandemic.. The ...

Alia Shawkat has a bun in the oven!. The “Arrested Development” star was photographed shopping at Gelson’s Market in Los Angeles on Monday with her baby bump on display.

Shawkat joined "Salon Talks" to discuss Season 2 of “Search Party," along with her costar John Reynolds. The show makes fun of listless Brooklyn hipsters but with a dark and deadly twist.

As Dory, Alia Shawkat fixates on a missing woman.TBS As the teenage Maeby Fünke on “Arrested Development,” Alia Shawkat’s character was mostly isolated from the narcissism that plagued her ...

Not every child actor can successfully make the transition to adult roles, but the 33-year-old, who started acting on TV very early, starring in “State of Grace” when she was just 12, is doing ...

In June 2020, Shawkat finally addressed the rumours, denying that she and Pitt were ever romantically involved. “We’re not dating. We’re just friends,” she told Vulture at the time.