Books
Aaron Sorkin Made a Movie About Her. She Just Hopes Mark Zuckerberg Watches.
Frances Haugen, whose memoir 'The Power of One' was adapted into 'The Social Reckoning,' tells THR about giving the rights to the prolific director and the one thing in the film that made her cringe.
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Hollywood Isn’t the Snake Pit You Think It Is
As gripping as superagent Ari Emanuel's new memoir is, his dog-eat-dog view of the industry doesn't capture the whole picture.
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Anne Hathaway Says This ‘Verity’ Scene Almost Made Her Break Character — And It Involved a Foot Rub
Hathway stars alongside Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett in the erotic thriller, which is based on Colleen Hoover's 2018 novel.
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‘Better Than the Movies’ Author Lynn Painter Spent 15 Years Chasing a Book Deal. Now She’s Prepping for Her Cinematic Universe
The bestselling YA and adult rom-com author reflects on her upcoming film adaptation starring David Iacono and Beatrice Kitsos and the "magic" casting of 'Fake Skating."
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‘The Love Hypothesis’ Author Ali Hazelwood to Release Book Sequel, MRC Developing Film for Amazon MGM
The "movie and its cast made me fall for Adam and Olive all over again,“ the author shared on social media while also teasing, “MRC is developing a film based on the 'The Two-Body Problem.'"
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Kyle MacLachlan, Star of David Lynch’s ‘Dune,’ Was the Only One on Set Who Knew What ‘Dune’ Was About
In an exclusive excerpt from his new memoir, MacLachlan recalls the sweat, tears and toxic smoke on the set of the sci-fi epic (his first film, which turned out to be an epic bomb) and realizing that the team had failed to ask the most basic questions about Frank Herbert's classic novel.
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Hints of ‘Sex and the City’ and ‘Narcos’: A Look at Literary Works Being Pitched for Screen Adaptations at Iberseries & Platino Industria
Among the featured books are also the memoirs of a Medellín drug cartel founder and Che Guevara’s first wife, plus a graphic novel by the creator of the opening title design for 'Only Murders in the Building.'
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Taylor Tomlinson on Quitting Late Night and Staying Quiet — Until Now
The 'After Midnight' host talks openly about her decision to leave the CBS show, write a book and tackle her “worst nightmare” head on.
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How a Shelved ‘The Glass Hotel’ Adaptation Helped Emily St. John Mandel Write Her New Novel
The author discusses 'Exit Party,' the latest status of her various page-to-screen adaptations, and what it's like engaging with the "dehumanizing" sides of Hollywood.
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LeBron James, Jack Nicholson Among Essayists in Official Lakers Coffee Table Book
Taschen's large-format art book also houses never-before-seen photographs, rare memorabilia and vintage ephemera from sport's most glamorous franchise.
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Inside Ari Emanuel’s Earliest Days in Hollywood: Coffee Runs, Couch Surfing and Replacing Michael Ovitz’s Toilet Paper
In an exclusive excerpt from Emanuel's memoir 'Roll the Calls,' he details his time in the CAA mailroom, writing, "Sometimes it feels as if the yeller is actually getting off, as if they’re a textbook sadist, and sometimes it feels like basic revenge, because the yeller got yelled at when he worked in the mailroom."
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‘R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead 2’ Trailer Teases Cassandra Peterson’s New Role and the Curse’s Return (Exclusive)
Inspired by The Haunting Hour, the Jem Garrard-directed sequel is coming to Tubi on Oct. 9.
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