For the love of books
On her various social media channels (her Instagram and her now-closed lifestyle blog The Tig), books have always been one of her most prominently featured interests. Of all the books Markle is excited about, her favorite is…
Still beloved by millions, Cobain continues to inspire new generations of music lovers. Now twenty-fives years after his passing, co-manager of Nirvana from 1990 to 1994, Danny Goldberg, is set to release a new book on the band.
Hitting shelves on April 2nd, Goldberg’s book Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain, has been hailed as…
But rather than watching any new movies that might be a complete waste of your money and time, why not watch some older movies that have stood the test of time as some of the best films to be made? For all you movie and book lovers out there, here are some of the best book to film adaptations of all time…
There is one thing that The Witcher team want you to know: The Netflix adaptation of the fantasy series will be for a more mature audience, not for kids! Better hire a baby sitter because this looks like it’s going to be good! The news that the series would be geared more toward adults was announced by Executive Producer and Show Runner Lauren S. Hissrich on Twitter this past weekend. Just watched a cut of #Witcher with Ben, and the verdict is in: this show is not for 5-year-olds. Like, really not. #TalesOfAWorkingMom — Lauren S. Hissrich (@LHissrich) January 27, 2019 …
Just mention his name to virtually anyone and they’ll know who he his. Edgar Allan Poe. Poet. Short Story writer. Master of macabre and mystery. But, the vast scope of his influence may not fully be known! Image via Encyclopedia Britannica. 1. The Short Story Image via thomasboivin While Nathaniel Hawthorne was the first to officially published the short story with his Twice-Told Tales in 1837, Poe was the first to perfect it. In an article from British magazine, Prospect, “he made the first real analysis of the difference between the short story and the novel, defining a short story quite …
