For the first time in years, audiobooks of the bestselling JK Rowling series "Harry Potter" have landed on Audible.
Thanks to her imagination and her way with words, she is now one of the bestselling and most popular poets of this generation.
Li Yuanchuan, the environment deputy chief of Langfang in China, is set to release his second novel centered around the issue of air pollution.
This has to be the biggest and most detailed leak to date! Although "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is less than a month away from hitting the big screen, the plot of the highly-anticipated film remains a big secret.
She was a bored stiff housewife named Norma Jeane Dougherty before she became an icon. Before Marilyn Monroe became the biggest and most popular bombshell sex icon and Hollywood superstar of the 50s, she was a bored stiff housewife named Norma Jeane Dougherty who quit her job at a Los Angeles defense plant to become a full-fledged model and an all-time favorite actress.
The event is a week-long celebration of book and reading with hundreds of events and activities all over Scotland.
Cuban-American writer Oscar Hijuelos was honored in an event entitled "Oscar Hijuelos: In Tribute and Memory" at the Miami Book Fair International 2015.
There are a lot of changes and omissions made for the movie. "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2," the movie that caps one of the biggest and most popular young adult movie franchises today, is now in theaters.
Producer David Heyman thinks that fans will easily acquaint themselves with Newt Scamander's world.
Ever since Sheen identified as being HIV positive, the actor's manager Mark Burg allegedly told US Weekly that the actor was "buried with offers" from publications to immortalize his story in a memoir.
Its arrival couldn't be more opportune. The documentary of African-American novelist James Baldwin titled "The Price of the Ticket" has recently been digitally restored and is set to be screened today at the Black Cinema House in Chicago.
The actress will play the movie equal of distressed housewife Portia Kane. Author Matthew Quick's latest book outing "Love May Fail" released back in June, is being developed into a full-fledged film and "The Amazing Spider-Man" star Emma Stone is on board the project as the lead, Deadline reported.
The author will recount her extraordinary and challenging journey from being a "100-pound nerd" to a glorified warrior and a champion in and out of the ring.
Guy Claxton argues that neither of the two is in charge or is superior to the other. Veteran cognitive scientist Guy Claxton threw light on the long withstanding belief that the body and brain are two different things.
It's an emoji. In a period where smartphones and tablets are necessities and emotions are expressed in fun symbols and pictographs, it wouldn't be a surprise to know that the word of the year by Oxford Dictionaries is not really a word but an emoji -- the "Face with Tears of Joy" emoji to be exact.
The author's fourth book is definitely right up this guy's alley. Kurt Vonnegut's classic science-fiction satire masterpiece "Cat's Cradle" is getting the small screen treatment after all.
The author has been waiting for this winning moment for 15 years. The results are finally in! Ta-Nehisi Coates was officially hailed the winner of the 2015 National Book Award for nonfiction during the exciting ceremony held Wednesday night.
The author hopes that fans will love how it all ends. Japanese author Sylvia Day is down to the climax of her bestselling adult romance book series "Crossfire," with the fifth and final installment "One with You" scheduled to hit shelves next year on Apr.
The mini-series is called "Deadpool and the Mercs for Money" and there will be loads of Marvel characters popping round.
David Bernstein's book is released in Nov. 17 with a scathing analysis of the Obama administration's adherence to rule of law.
Popular Japanese writer is the latest recepient of the prestigous award. Popular Japanese writer Haruki Murakami is the latest recipient of the 2016 Hans Christian Andersen Literary Award.
Thirty-thousand copies of the book published by Waines back in 2013 were sold in the midst of the popularity of Hawkins' book.
The writer nabbed the prestigious award for having the "most compelling and enjoyable insight into modern business issues."
The novelist commemorated the finale of one of the biggest, most prominent movie series with a letter she posted on the Scholastic blog thanking the team behind all four films.
The books apparently cause no more than stress. Self-help books are not living up to their names, a group of researchers at the University of Montreal has learned in a new study.
The project allows the network to expand its comic book universe. More and more comic books get to enjoy the small screen treatment, the latest being "Unfollow," a comics series by Rob Williams and Michael Dowling under DC Entertainment imprint Vertigo.
The fan-favorite character may not be deader than dead after all. As flurries of "Game of Thrones" season 6 spoilers continue to flood the web, the image of a hale and hearty Jon Snow becomes more concrete.
The diary isn't going public anytime soon. A new co-author of Anne Frank's "Diary of a Young Girl" has been named in the person of Anne's father, Otto Frank.
The shortlist for the Costa Book Awards 2015 has been announced. The Costa Book Awards, now in its 44th year, has announced its shortlist for the 2015 run.
If you think it's ugly, Wilson agrees. Rainn Wilson recently released his new memoir "The Bassoon King," where the actor recounted the "bone-numbingly nerdy" years prior to the time he stepped into Hollywood and became everyone's favorite pop culture-loving beet farmer Dwight Schrute in the hit comedy series "The Office.
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