Ahead of the highly anticipated Hulu adaptation of John Green‘s Looking for Alaska, it’s been announced that Wil Wheaton will be lending his voice for a new audiobook version of the bestseller. Wil WHeaton/Image via Gazette Wheaton is best known for his childhood roles in Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Stand by Me. Wheaton’s more recent roles include playing himself on The Big Bang Theory, and voicing Flash in Teen Titans Go! To the Movies. Wheaton has always been very public with his love of all things nerd culture, much like Green. Looking for Alaska, follows the …
There are hundreds of ways to go. Shakespeare’s characters’ deaths run the gambit. From the casual natural causes, to the exhaustive stabbings, the opportunities are infinite. If you were a character in a Shakespeare work, how would you die? Featured Image via Biography
On September 17th Drag: The Complete Story will be hitting shelves everywhere. The work examines drag culture from the very beginning, with accounts of drag from as far back as the 1800’s, to now, where shows like Ru Paul’s Drag Race dominate television. The author behind Drag, Simon Doonan, is known for his work as the Creative Ambassador of the New York City based clothing store, Barneys. However, this isn’t his first time around the publishing block; Drag will be Doonan’s seventh published work. Doonan with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen/Image via DNAinfo An exclusive spread in Entertainment Weekly showed off some pages from …
Stephen King, the world renowned horror novelist, released his new book on September 9th. That was Yesterday. Today the rights to said book were purchased, and plans to adapt the novel into a “limited TV series” are already underway, according to Entertainment Weekly. Image via Washington Post The novel is titled The Institute, and follows a group of children living in an institute (you following?) for those imbued with special powers where the staff is “dedicated to extracting from these children the force of their extranormal gifts.” This just be my opinion, and it should be noted …
