Books These 10 Books Are Nominated For A Huge National Book Award HonorBustle - K.W. Colyard Book awards season is in full swing, and readers couldn't be happier. The National Book Foundation is announcing its nominees for five awards — …
Books Why Longmire Is Popular With Fans, According To His Creatorcinemablend.com - Britt Lawrence Why is the lead character of Longmire still so popular with fans? The creator of the book series on which the series is based has weighed in. For …
entertainment news The 18 books to read this fallThe Washington Post - By Angela HauptGo ahead and clutch that pumpkin spice latte in one hand, but leave the other free for a book. This fall brings new titles from literary heavy-hitters, plus long-awaited sequels and spooky reads to get
Battlestar Galactica A Brand New 'Battlestar Galactica' Is On The Way, From The Creator Of 'Mr Robot'Forbes - Erik KainA brand new ‘Battlestar Galactica’ series is headed to NBC’s new streaming service ‘Peacock’ from the creator of ‘Mr Robot.’ Battlestar Galactica began life as a short-lived 1978 sci-fi program from creator
entertainment news ‘In the Tall Grass’ Trailer: Patrick Wilson in Netflix’s Stephen King Thriller Adds to His Horror Bona Fidesindiewire.com - Jude Dry "Cube" and "Splice" director Vincenzo Natali presents a chilling adaptation of one of King's lesser-known short stories. Stephen King’s very good year …
Music (UK) Ric Ocasek obituaryThe Guardian - Garth CartwrightThe American musician Ric Ocasek, who has died aged 75, led the new wave band the Cars to huge international success from 1978 until 1988. The Cars reached their highest UK chart position, No 3, with Best
Play buttonRic Ocasek Ric Ocasek Was So Much More Than The Cars. These Are the 10 Best Tracks You Didn't Know He Produced.Esquire - By Dave HolmesWhen the first album by The Cars came out in 1978, it sounded so little like anything else that everyone claimed it as their own. You’d hear their songs in the top 40, on AOR, on the college music stations.
Country Music ‘Country Music’ Review: Ken Burns’ Epic, Essential Look at an American ArtformRolling Stone - David Fear Country Music, Ken Burns’ PBS docuseries on a musical journey that spans from hollers to honkytonks to hit parades, is a whole lotta things. It’s …
new movie news Derek Mio Talks ‘The Terror: Infamy’ And His Love For Multimillion-Dollar Flop ‘Hudson Hawk’Forbes - Simon Thompson“It’s been life-changing. Filming The Terror: Infamy was the most profound experience that I’ve ever had. That’s not just in my acting career, I mean in my life as a whole,” actor Derek Mio explained we
Sports The Best Fall Books of 2019 Will Get You Through the Months AheadEsquire - By Adrienne WestenfeldSomething about fall demands a new stack of books. Maybe it’s that infectious back-to-school energy. We rounded up some of the season’s best reads, from urgent nonfiction about sexual abuse and toxic to
Opinion Steal This Book? There’s a PriceThe New York TimesThis article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly described the median yearly income of $6,080 for authors. That figure is based on full-time
Music The Cars’ Ric Ocasek Dead at 75Pitchfork - Evan MinskerRic Ocasek, best known as the founder and frontman of the iconic new wave and power pop band the Cars, has died. The New York Police Department confirmed to Pitchfork they responded to a call today that
Media Industry TV industry entering 'second wave of disruption', claims BBC chiefThe Guardian - PA MediaBBC director-general Tony Hall believes that the television industry is about to enter “a second wave of disruption” because of new entrants in the streaming market. However, Lord Hall said the changes
Music Country's New Supergroup 'The Highwomen' Unite To Make Way For Unsung Female ArtistsNPR - Sarah McCammon , Gemma WattersCountry music has a gender problem. Women only make up 16% of country artists, and even fewer are songwriters. When women do break into the mainstream — the likes of Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert,
Play buttonFilm (UK) Hitler comedy Jojo Rabbit primed for Oscars after winning top Toronto awardThe Guardian - Benjamin LeeSecond world war comedy Jojo Rabbit has won this year’s people’s choice award at the Toronto film festival, a prize that’s seen by many as a major predictor of Oscar success. The film, which follows a
Tommy Shelby Peaky Blinders recap: series five, episode five – back to its best at last!The Guardian - Sarah HughesOh Peaky Blinders, just when I think I might be out you pull me back in. This was a perfectly paced, pulsating episode, not only one of my favourites from this series but one of my favourite hours of show
new movie news 22 Horror Movies So Terrifying, People Had To Turn Them Off Halfway ThroughBuzzFeed"Oh, no thank you." — Me to the horror film as I change the channel. We asked members of our BuzzFeed Community to name a horror movie that was so scary, they had to stop watching in the middle of it and
Books 18 Books From Your Childhood That You Totally Forgot You ReadBuzzFeedDid every school have copies of Hatchet? I think so. 1. The Bunnicula series, which made you suspicious of every rabbit you met: 2. These Golden Sound Story books that would play sounds from your favorite
Long-form Journalism How Netflix’s Unbelievable turns a true story about rape into challenging, must-watch TVVox - Emily Todd VanDerWerffEvery week, we pick a new episode of the week. It could be good. It could be bad. It will always be interesting. You can read the archives here. The episode of the week for September 8 through 14 is “Episode
new movie news Old Sci-Fi Movies Probably Aren’t as Good as You RememberWIRED - Geek's Guide to the Galaxy Author: Geek's Guide to the Galaxy. Geek's Guide to the Galaxy Culture Science fiction fans who grew up in the 1970s and ’80s have fond memories of …
Play buttonWatchmen HBO Drops an Official Trailer That Outlines the World of 'Watchmen'HYPEBEAST - Nicolaus Li Inching closer to the premiere of the highly anticipated Watchmen TV show, HBO has dropped an official trailer for its new original series. Offering …
Incel ‘Cuck’: Forget ‘Joker.’ This Is the Most Terrifying Incel Horror Film.The Daily Beast - Nick Schager Joker is on its way to educate moviegoers about how disaffected young men are driven to lives of violent crime, but for a less comic book-y depiction …
Culture You'll Want To Open Every One Of 'The Ten Thousand Doors Of January'NPR - Jessica P. WickThe Ten Thousand Doors of January, Alix E. Harrow's debut novel, is one for the favorites shelf. It will lead you on a journey through books within books, worlds within worlds, mysteries within mysteries,
Books First novel at 12, gone at 25: the mystery of Barbara Newhall FollettThe Guardian - Jackie MorrisIn 1939, Newhall Follett walked out of the apartment she shared with her husband, Nick. She left no note and took only a few dollars This is a tale of presence and absence. A mystery, a fantasy. It begins
Edward Snowden In 'Permanent Record,' Edward Snowden Says 'Exile Is An Endless Layover'NPR - Greg MyreWhen Edward Snowden landed at the Moscow airport in 2013, having just divulged valuable secrets about National Security Agency surveillance programs, he was immediately stopped by Russian authorities.
Invader Zim The Relentless Stupidity of 'Invader Zim' Accurately Forecasted Our Hell TimelineVICE - Patrick MarlboroughIn March 2001, six months before 9/11, a peculiar cartoon named Invader Zim aired in Nickelodeon's Nicktoon block. It was the brainchild of 22-year-old Mexican-American underground comics creator Jhonen
Daniel Johnston Daniel Johnston, the Folk Poet of Devil TownThe Atlantic - Kriston CappsWhile the songs of the influential musician, who died at 58, will endure, it’s hard to say that he was properly appreciated in his time. In 1990, the songwriter Daniel Johnston called into a radio show
Brad Pitt ‘Ad Astra’ Review: See Brad Pitt’s Terrific Outer Space Adventure On The Biggest Screen You Can FindForbes - Scott MendelsonImagine an interstellar version of Apocalypse Now, with the scope of 2001: A Space Odyssey along with the tone and inner monologue of a stereotypical Terrence Malick drama, and you have Ad Astra in a James
Culture 'The Only Plane In The Sky' Offers A Powerful, Graphic Narrative Of Sept. 11NPR - Scott DetrowOne of the more jarring moments of parenthood came when I did a simple math problem. My son was born 17 years after the Sept. 11 attacks. So what, I wondered, would the historical parallel be for me compared
