If you’ve never seen “Challengers,” let me make one thing clear — despite its sex-heavy marketing and the sexual tension ...

Challengers opts not to reveal who wins the match. Or who Tashi loves most. Or who she ends up with. Instead, the story ends with all three points of the love triangle sharing a sexually charged ...

In Challengers, Zendaya’s latest role as a tennis prodigy turned pro coach, her ability to use movement to deliver a mesmerizing performance is on full display. When we first meet Tashi Duncan ...

In the final seconds of “Challengers,” Tashi (Zendaya) breaks the plane of her controlled, low-affect character to hurl a word or phrase or exultation, of exasperation or anger or enthusiasm ...

They debated details such as which shoes Tashi would wear to watch a tennis ... tapping into a character,” Anderson explained. “In Challengers, the pace is intense, and the characters are ...

The teaser for Challengers, which is the latest project from Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino, introduces us to Zendaya’s character Tashi, a young tennis pro with the world at her feet.

Challengers might have been snubbed by the ... making moves to kiss — the bit mimicking the pop culture phenomenon of Zendaya’s Tashi orchestrating a makeout sesh between Mike Faist and ...

Challengers follows a love triangle between an injured tennis star-turned-coach Tashi Donaldson (Zendaya), her tennis champ husband Art Donaldson (Faist) and his former doubles partner Patrick ...

In Monte Carlo, Zendaya arrived at Court Rainier III with co-stars Mike Faist, who plays Art, a tennis champion on a losing streak, and Josh O’Connor who plays Patrick, Tashi’s ex and Art’s ...