If you watched MTV’s Movie & TV awards this weekend, then you caught the brand new trailer for the reboot of Stephen King’s It. If you missed it, we’ll summarize it in one word: creepy. The movie starring Bill Skarsgård (Allegiant) and Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things) looks just as unsettling as the original. Don’t turn off the lights during this brand new clip of “IT” from the #MTVAwards airing right now! pic.twitter.com/2rTf7HcATO — MTV (@MTV) May 8, 2017 The trailer gives us an extended look at The Losers’ Club as they wander into a nearby sewer, find a shoe …
So it shouldn’t be a surprise that reading is good for your health, we knew that all along! But do you know why? It turns out that there are a bunch of benefits if you read before you go to bed. If you’ve been doing this already, you’re in luck. If not, maybe it’s a good time to start the habit. 1) You’ll sleep better via GIPHY Reading helps induce sleep by putting your mind somewhere else, and not focusing on things happening in your life. It’s like when you read to kids before they go to bed, many will …
If you haven’t heard, we can expect to see an adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic Murder on the Orient Express this November. As we’re getting closer to the date, 20th Century Fox has released some images from the movie, and the cast looks incredible! Images courtesy of Entertainment Weekly You can view other stills of the characters here! Murder on the Orient Express will be in theaters November 10th, are you going to see it? Featured image courtesy of Entertainment Weekly
Recently we did an article on some of the funniest romance novel covers, and there were plenty of them to go around. It made us think that there had to be some goodness inside these books as well! So, we searched for some of the funniest and cheesiest lines from romance novels — we promise you won’t be disappointed. 1) “Come now. You’re fighting your feelings for this man with all the strength of the Confederate Army.” – A Scarlet Bride by Sylvia McDaniel via GIPHY 2) “Her heart slammed into her ribs as his mouth descended on hers. This …
In case you haven’t heard, Hulu has made an adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, and it’s making waves with audiences everywhere. More people are reading the book because of the hype surrounding the series, but there’s a lot to the book that you may not know! Here are 7 facts about The Handmaid’s Tale that’ll only add to your reading experience. 1) Atwood wrote most of the novel on a yellow legal pad! While she was living in West Berlin (before the wall was torn down) she wrote out The Handmaid’s Tale in longhand on any paper she had …
