EXCLUSIVE: TriCoast Worldwide and Vitagraph Films have set a theatrical release for the Brad Wyman produced, Adam Rifkin directed western comedy Last Train to Fortune. Last Train toFortunewill pulled into New York on Sept. 18, followed by Dallas on Sept. 23, and Los Angeles on Sept. 25, with plans to expand the theatrical rollout to
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Goodreads’ selection of the biggest fall debut novels includes a mix of familiar names and newcomers, and a variety of genres and categories, making for an exciting season of discovery. These books hitting U.S. shelves August through early December include three big names—one from an unexpected space: Trying to fit more global settings into your
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Along with a pitch perfect press tour, Sadie Sink has already been praised for her work in Spider-Man: Brand New Day reviews. By all accounts, the cast enjoyed working with the Stranger Things star, too, though co-star Jacob Batalon recently told a story that will doubtless have many of us feeling very old, myself included.
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​​ The latest AI scandal has killed a $2.4 million book deal and a potential movie adaptation, which has major implications for future book adaptations. Six and seven-figure book advances are exceptionally rare. However, debut author Jerry Falade managed to land a $2.4 million offer from Minotaur, an imprint of Macmillan US, for the exciting
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USA USA Network is a decade removed now from the glory days of “Suits,” “White Collar,” and “Royal Pains,” but at least it’s still putting out original scripted content, which is a rarity these days on basic cable. Unfortunately, USA’s current shows like last year’s John Grisham adaptation “The Rainmaker” and new crime drama “Anna
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BIPOC Adaptation news has been all over the place. One the one hand, we got a date for the third Black Panther movie, and an announcement on Colson Whitehead’s Harlem trilogy is coming to TV. There was also the trailer for Children of Blood and Bone, which racked up 16 million views in only three
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Honor & Heresy While his country wages a relentless war, scholar Roy Dawnseve is offered an alternative to enlisting as a soldier: Alongside the irritating but talented Percival Atherton, he must research Northgard’s ancient enemies in a mystical and harrowing library. Max Francis’ debut, Honor & Heresy, throws readers into its vast and detailed world
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The 1980s were arguably the decade that solidified the modern sitcom. While the ’70s pushed boundaries with socially conscious comedies, sitcoms in the ’80s refined the format into something warmer, more character-driven, and more commercially successful. Sitcom ensemble casts, like Cheers and The Golden Girls, became more popular than singular star-driven vehicles. Found families, like
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How Christian McCaffrey, Olivia Culpo Celebrated Daughter Colette’s First Birthday Olivia Culpo is giving people a peek at her birth plan. As she enters her third trimester of pregnancy, the 34-year-old is opening up about the birth plan she has for welcoming baby No. 2 with husband Christian McCaffrey. “The plan is I’m having a
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Every month, the Unusual Suspects newsletter has a roundup of the best mystery, thriller, and true crime books out that month. But not every mystery reader is a thriller fan, and vice versa. Now that we’re halfway through the year, I’ve combined all of the mystery books on those lists into a collection: The Best
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Why collagen matters after 25 Collagen is the protein responsible for keeping skin firm, plump, and smooth. Beginning in our mid-twenties, natural collagen production gradually declines, which is why many people start noticing subtle changes in their skin texture and elasticity. Osuna shared that stimulating your body to produce new collagen—not just protecting the collagen
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Pratt’s even been open about It has to be a lot of pressure to be the son-in-law of The Terminator. And Chris Pratt hasn’t been shy about sharing fun stories regarding his relationship with father-in-law Arnold Schwarzenegger, like how he has helped the Jurassic World actor stay in shape. Clearly there’s nothing but love between
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We’ve already seen a taste of what’s to come. Last year, Ohio Republicans changed how libraries across the state were funded. Once the crown jewel of library funding models in the country, the state-level funding model was abandoned by Republicans. Instead, they moved to a local-level funding model for public libraries. An immediate result of
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