Rachel Cusk's "Life of M" has critics spotting striking parallels to Natalie Portman, despite the novel ultimately complicating the idea that "M" represents anyone real.

The buzzy novel ‘Life of M' is a thinly veiled - and largely unflattering - portrait of the A-lister, by an acclaimed writer she has championed. The apparent betrayal has become the literary scandal ...

Her latest novel appears to savage a celebrity. But Cusk has, once again, managed to turn herself into the victim.

For decades, Natalie Portman has been one of our most cerebral stars. A 1999 Vanity Fair cover, promoting "The Phantom Menace," asked whether the then-17-year-old might "choose Harvard over Hollywood.

Forget the celebrity rumors. Rachel Cusk's new book, 'Life of M,' reveals how all of us now navigate the uncanny gap between ...

The much-discussed Life of M is the latest in a lineage of celebrity satire that spans from Virginia Woolf to The Devil Wears Prada ...

Natalie Portman ‘annoyed’ by Rachel Cusk novel accused of mining her life - ‘Life of M: A Novel’ is believed to be a loose interpretation of Portman’s life as a celebrity ...

So, spare a thought for Natalie Portman, who just wanted to hang out with a writer she admired and ended up at the centre of ...

Fiction sleuths are obsessed with the idea that the book, Life of M, is a flagrant riff on the actor’s life. And despite being a firm Cusk fan, Portman is reportedly not happy ...

Is Natalie Portman really the subject of Rachel Cusk’s new novel? Or is this manufactured literary drama designed to generate ...

Life of M by Rachel Cusk: A frustratingly precise character assassination - Rachel Cusk’s latest book is supposedly about ...

Natalie Portman is reportedly upset over speculation that Rachel Cusk's novel 'Life of M' is based on her, with sources ...