& Other Stories

& Other Stories

happynell12022-12-23T23:57:13.000Z
**** Cavett and Groucho Marx's friendship.+
On a hot summer day in 1961, a young TV writer and aspiring comedian named **** Cavett attended the funeral of George S. Kaufman, the renowned wit and
happynell12022-12-23T23:50:43.000Z
The Witcher Blood Origin.+
Producers of hit series have long used spinoffs to keep the stories going (and the ad and subscription dollars flowing). In our I.P.-obsessed era of p
happynell12022-12-22T17:52:48.000Z
Best Books of the Year.+
BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR New York Magazine19 Dec 2022By Rhoda Feng, Emily Hughes, Isle McElroy, Arianna Rebolini, Mary Retta, and J. Howard Rosier 1.
happynell12022-12-20T00:50:20.000Z
Hitting the small screen.+
HITTING THE SMALL SCREEN Harrison Ford signs on to television with a western and a comedy The London Free Press17 Dec 2022Sunday, Paramount+ MARK DA
happynell12022-12-16T03:54:23.000Z
Director Alejandro G. Inarritu interview.+
Kevin Polowy Kevin Polowy·Senior Correspondent, Yahoo Entertainment Thu, December 15, 2022 at 10:00 AM CST '21 Grams,' 'Birdman,' &
happynell12022-12-14T23:22:08.000Z
Avatar The Way of Water review.+
Review: ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ is a big screen blast The Daily Press14 Dec 2022By Lindsey Bahr AP Film Writer (AP) - It is impossible to talk ab
happynell12022-12-14T22:03:01.000Z
Novelist Thomas Pynchon's archive has been acquired.+
For years, archival traces of the novelist Thomas Pynchon have been almost as rare as sightings of the man himself. Only a handful of confirmed pho
happynell12022-12-14T21:52:34.000Z
Seize the day Matilda's way.+
Seize the day ‘Matilda’s’ way There’s never a dull moment (but many Dahl moments) in charming adaptation. Los Angeles Times9 Dec 2022JUSTIN CHANG FI
happynell12022-12-14T21:40:45.000Z
Kindred review.+
The hallmark of Octavia E. Butler’s beloved novel “Kindred” is its believability. You may race through the book because it’s a cleverly constructed an
happynell12022-12-13T01:45:34.000Z
Documentary on the opioid crises.+
Nan Goldin A garlanded new film celebrates Nan Goldin, the American artist who challenged billionaire philanthropists profiting from the opioid crisi