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A book that remains unread until it meets water feels almost like a quiet riddle placed on a classroom desk. The Dehydrating Book, created by Water For People, takes this concept and turns it into a tactile experience that speaks directly to the realities of children in water-scarce regions. Its hydrochromic ink allows the story…
George R.R. Martin has some rather candid pushback for fans who are frustrated by the lack of publication date for The Winds of Winter. The author has been working on the A Song of Ice and Fire novel for at least 15 years. By now, Martin has heard all the usual “finish the book, George”…
Yetta Kane, a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor, steps onto the set of a Hollywood photoshoot. It’s August 2023 and sticky hot in Los Angeles. Kane is dressed in a knee-length skirt and matching jacket, a Star of David pendant affixed to her lapel. Her hair is a sweeping crest of pale blonde, her eyes the same…
Dana Perino has some advice. And so does many of her friends and colleagues. The co-host of America’s Newsroom and The Five is publishing a new book this week, I Wish Someone Had Told Me: The Best Advice For Building A Great Career And A Meaningful Life, giving her own advice on work and life,…
Ana de Armas is willing to put her hat in the ring for the Evelyn Hugo film adaptation. While speaking with Entertainment Tonight, de Armas confirmed that she is aware of the fan interest in her playing the title character in The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, the upcoming Netflix adaptation of author Taylor Jenkins Reid’s bestselling…
From beloved classics to recent releases, a myriad of books are set to be reimagined for the small and big screens. Published on March 4, 2025 ‘People We Meet on Vacation,’ ‘The Woman in Cabin 10,’ ‘Forever’ and ‘The Housemaid.’ Grand Central Publishing; Gallery/Scout Press; Berkley; Simon & Schuster. Another chapter in the world of…
New court filings in an AI copyright case against Meta add credence to earlier reports that the company “paused” discussions with book publishers on licensing deals to supply some of its generative AI models with training data. The filings are related to the case Kadrey v. Meta Platforms — one of many such cases winding through…
While I occasionally watch F1 races and I’ve even seen one in person back in 2019, I probably will not be able to answer any questions about the cars themselves. I can tell you about the drivers but I barely know anything about the features of the cars. What I do know is that even…
Graydon Carter is ready to pull back the curtain on his storied stewardship of Vanity Fair. And The Hollywood Reporter can now exclusively reveal the cover of the magazine editor’s memoir, out March 25 from Penguin Press. The dust jacket for When the Going Was Good: An Editor’s Adventures During the Last Golden Age of…
The word that perfectly defines me, and is a major part of my identity is ‘Bibliophile’. I’m a bibliophile through and through! Give me a good book, and I’ll be tucked away in a corner with it for hours on end, completely detached from reality and immersed in the fictional world. My love for books…