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Everygirl’s product selections are curated by the editorial team. If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission, at no cost to you. We only recommend products we genuinely love. As a self-proclaimed audiobook girl, let me tell you that I’ve spent hundreds of hours listening to some of the greatest … Read more
Showtime had a surprising and bloody hit last winter — and it wasn’t the new season dexter. Clever, original, and creepy as hell, Yellow jackets is the latest obsession for paranormal thriller fans and paranormal conspiracy theorists everywhere. When a private plane carrying a high school girls’ soccer team crashes in the Canadian Rockies in … Read more
Emma Roberts has played coy about whether her friend Lea Michele can read amid a long-running conspiracy theory that the “Glee” alum is mom. “The biggest misconception is that she can’t read,” Andy Cohen told Roberts of her former “Scream Queens” co-star on “Watch What Happens Live” on Wednesday. Instead of stopping the rumor directly, … Read more
tVirgin Suicides was published in 1993, the year Bill Clinton became president, the first Beanie Baby went on sale, and Cern released the World Wide Web source code into the public domain. It was also the year you were born. Fifteen years later, I saw the Sofia Coppola movie adaptation, and my IM avatar became … Read more
FifthEctor Navasky, who died this week at the age of 90, was best known for his books on McCarthy’s tenure in the 1950s and Robert Kennedy’s Justice Department in the 1960s, his longtime editorship of Nation magazine, and positions at Columbia University including chairing Columbia Journalism. . What almost no one remembers is how his … Read more
Margie Riccioto Epic epics set in magical fantasy lands and funny (kind of cheesy) stories about enemies turned lovers are great and all, but I have to admit the non-fiction section of the book store is where I’m first. Celebrity memoirs, self-love books, researched historical accounts, think about community orientation articles…you name it, I want … Read more
DG MARTIN COLUMN: Should more North Carolina books be made into movies? Posted at 9:30 am Tuesday, January 24, 2023 Why aren’t more North Carolina books being made into movies? We ask ourselves though: Where the Giraffes Sing, based on the popular North Carolina bookstore, was a huge hit last summer. DJ Martin Thanks in … Read more
If “reading more books” is on your list of goals for the year, try this amazing book challenge! The Challenge encourages adult and teen readers to broaden their horizons by discovering new topics, series, or authors–something they may not have read themselves. As a participant in the program, readers will select one book from each … Read more
Why aren’t more North Carolina books being made into movies? We ask ourselves though: Where the Giraffes Sing, based on the popular North Carolina bookstore, was a huge hit last summer. Thanks in part to the movie, sales of the book continue to make the bestseller list. According to an article by Carrie Whitmer and … Read more
The world of Warhammer 40,000 is a vast, dark place full of chaos, both literally and figuratively. As Warhammer 40,000: Darktide continues to build its loose story, some players may be left wanting to know more about this grim world and the characters that inhabit it. Related topics: Common mistakes to avoid while playing Warhammer … Read more
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