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Zoe Saldana Reveals the 10 Women Who Changed Her Life

Zoe Saldana Reveals the 10 Women Who Changed Her Life

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Each month we ask one amazing woman: Who's made you you? Here Zoë Saldana, the star of Infinitely Polar Bear, shares her heroines. 1. Pina Bausch Choreographer I always say that before my husband [Marco Perego], I'd never really been in love. But that's not true, because my first love was ballet. Pina's performances have intelligence and curiosity that push the boundaries of dance. Start by watching "Rite of Spring" or "Trust"—they're on . 2. Julie Hanna Entrepreneur and chair of Kiva Julie is an Egyptian refugee and a survivor of war. She was full of hope when she came to the U.S., only to find that immigrants face different challenges. So she sought out groups that help, like the micro-finance organization Kiva. Her story and her passion really moved me when we met. 3. Mary Oliver Poet A friend introduced me to her work, and I'm so thankful because "The Journey" is a poem I read whenever I'm doubting myself. I read it and think, I will dare myself to want more because I deserve more. 4. Frida Kahlo Painter I love her self-portraits and the way she used to see herself as two different people—the internal and the
Each month we ask one amazing woman: Who's made you you? Here Zoë Saldana, the star of Infinitely Polar Bear, shares her heroines. 1. Pina Bausch Choreographer I always say that before my husband [Marco Perego], I'd never really been in love. But that's not true, because my first love was ballet. Pina's performances have intelligence and curiosity that push the boundaries of dance. Start by watching Rite of Spring or Trust—they're on . 2. Julie Hanna Entrepreneur and chair of Kiva Julie is an Egyptian refugee and a survivor of war. She was full of hope when she came to the U.S., only to find that immigrants face different challenges. So she sought out groups that help, like the micro-finance organization Kiva. Her story and her passion really moved me when we met. 3. Mary Oliver Poet A friend introduced me to her work, and I'm so thankful because The Journey is a poem I read whenever I'm doubting myself. I read it and think, I will dare myself to want more because I deserve more. 4. Frida Kahlo Painter I love her self-portraits and the way she used to see herself as two different people—the internal and the

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