For 'Miss Sloane,' Jessica Chastain created a lobbyist addicted to 'the win' When Jessica Chastain first read Jonathan Perera’s script for “Miss Sloane” a number of things immediately popped to her. There was the screenplay’s impressive “Sorkin-esque” dialogue. There was the opportunity to work with director John Read more ... Madden, whom she first collaborated with on 2010’s “The Debt.”...

Jessica Chastain hits Today Show to talk Miss Sloane and new trailer The actress, who plays high-powered lobbyist Elizabeth Sloane in the political drama, slipped her slender figure into a little red dress to chat to hosts Willie Geist and Tamron Hall on Friday morning.

"Miss Sloane" and How Hollywood Plans to Challenge President Trump on Guns The new film ‘Miss Sloane’ is just the first of several gun control narratives that are weaving their way into pop culture ahead of Donald Trump’s first term.

Jessica Chastain Means Business In New 'Miss Sloane' Clip: "THAT Is How We Win"

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Miss Sloane Proves It's Time For A Thriller About Gun Control Legislation Watch the first trailer for Miss Sloane, a new thriller about gun control legislation that looks as tense as a typical shootout.

Miss Sloane Proves It's Time For A Thriller About Gun Control Legislation Watch the first trailer for Miss Sloane, a new thriller about gun control legislation that looks as tense as a typical shootout.

The Sharp Genius of Sloane Crosley After wowing readers with her sharp essays, Sloane Crosley has served up a witty, dramatic first novel. She talks about the problems facing ‘Sophies,’ and the limits of feminism.

9 Types of People You Meet by Age 30, As Found in Sloane Crosley’s New Novel The Clasp This article originally appeared in Vulture. Anyone who’s crossed over the threshold of 30 knows the existential angst of being that age, particularly when trying to navigate friendships, and frenemy-ships, and straight-up hatreds with peers who al Read more ... l seem to have life on lock more than you do. Sloane Crosley, author of two best-selling...

Essayist Sloane Crosley reveals the literary bad man who inspired her first novel Sloane Crosley is known for her essay collections "How Did You Get This Number?" and "I Was Told There'd Be Cake," lauded for their wit and irreverence. The same qualities characterize her debut novel, "The Clasp" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 384 pp., Read more ... $26). It follows th…