Aubrey Plaza Makes First Red Carpet Appearance Since Husband Jeff Baena's Death

Aubrey Plaza Makes First Red Carpet Appearance Since Husband's Death at Cannes Film Festival

The actress walked the red carpet with her 'Honey Don't!' costars on Friday, May 23Karwai Tang/WireImage Aubrey PlazaAubrey Plaza is stepping out for the Cannes Film Festival.The actress, 40, walked the red carpet for the premiere of her upcoming film Honey Don't! on Friday, May 23, posing with her costars Margaret Qualley and Charlie Day, as well as filmmakers Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke.For the occasion, Plaza dazzled in a full-length, nude, s…

Aubrey Plaza Makes First Red Carpet Appearance Since Husband Jeff Baena's Death

Aubrey Plaza stepped out on the red carpet for the first time since her late husband Jeff Baena's death for a screening of her new movie Honey Don't! at the Cannes Film Festival on May 23.

Ethan Coen’s ‘Honey Don’t!’ Gets 6.5-Minute Ovation In Cannes

Focus Features had the final slot of the Official Selection here in Cannes this evening with Ethan Coen’s Honey Don’t!, a dark comedy reuniting Margaret Qualley with the filmmaker on the heels of last year’s Drive-Away Dolls. Coen & Co. received a 6.5-minute ovation in the wee hours of the morning. “Fun finish to the […]

Aubrey Plaza Makes 1st Red Carpet Appearance Since Husband’s Death

Aubrey Plaza made her red carpet return following the death of her late husband, Jeff Baena. Plaza, 40, stepped out on Friday, May 23, for the premiere of her new film Honey Don’t! at the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival. While walking the red carpet, Plaza stunned in a sheer nude floor-length gown with a white strapless bodysuit underneath. The dress sparkled with multi-color beaded embellishments. In addition to posing solo, Plaza was joined b…

'Honey Don’t!' Shows Ethan Coen At Odds With Himself

Focus FeaturesIt’s rare that you get the chance to see exactly what both people in a directing duo bring to the table. In the case of the Coen Brothers, whose signature style could be described as farcical dark comedy, it was astonishing how apparent the difference was between Joel and Ethan Coen. The bleak and moody The Tragedy of Macbeth proved Joel Coen brought the undercurrent of darkness that penetrated all of their movies, while Ethan Coen…

‘Honey Don’t!’ Review: Ethan Coen’s Second Lesbian Caper Is a Mishmash of Parts That Don’t Fit Together

Cannes: Margaret Qualley and Aubrey Plaza have great chemistry in a throwaway genre exercise that doesn't know what to do with them.