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Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre’s memoir reveals the life-altering moment she met Ghislaine Maxwell at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago

Virgina Roberts Giuffre’s anticipated memoir was completed in October 2024, six months before she tragically died by suicide

The Independent UK

Hispanic authors and bookstores push for representation in publishing

Some authors, publishers, readers and influencers are finding new ways to elevate Hispanic stories despite underrepresentation in the mainstream world of books

The Independent UK

A Night at the Screamo Bookstore

An Austin literary shop has branched out into loud concerts, cementing a place in the city’s DIY music scene.

Texas Observer

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A character wouldn’t leave Reese Witherspoon alone. So she wrote her first novel

Reese Witherspoon has co-authored her first adult novel with Harlan Coben

The Independent UK

“Paycheck Over Morals”: Keira Knightley Slammed For Laughing At J.K. Rowling Controversy

“She looks openly pissed at being asked the question,” one said after Keira Knightley’s response to the controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling.

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Margaret Thatcher 'had two affairs' while married to husband Denis, new book claims

The former Conservative Party leader, who died in 2013 aged 87, previously described her partner of more than half a century as ‘the golden thread running through my life’

Evening Standard

'I look after him, that's what I promised to do' - Mary Berry reflects on tradition after almost 60 years of marriage

Mary Berry and her husband return to the vows they made decades ago to keep their union strong

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Adolescence star Stephen Graham launches global project asking fathers to write to their sons

The Emmy-winning actor will work with psychologist Orly Klein to compile the letters into a book exploring masculinity and the challenges facing boys today

The Guardian - UK

Mona’s Eyes by Thomas Schlesser review – painfully clunky lessons in art

This French bestseller, in which a girl and her grandfather visit Paris museums, aims to be a Sophie’s World for art history – but the conversations are sentimental and simplistic

The Guardian - UK

The NRA Supports SCOTUS Petitioners Who Lost Their Gun Rights Because of Nonviolent Offenses

The cases give the justices a chance to address a constitutionally dubious policy that disarms peaceful Americans.

Reason

A "Bombshell" Or a Dud?

Once again, originalism is only elevated when a scholar with conservative credentials opposes conservative jurisprudence.

Reason

Queen meets Peter Rabbit as she wishes reading charity ‘happy 100th birthday’

Camilla met authors and supporters of BookTrust including the charity’s president Sir Michael Morpurgo, Richard Osman and Dame Floella Benjamin.

Evening Standard

Stephanie LaCava Has a Thing for Cinematic Books

We asked the 'Nymph' author to tell us about the titles that she thinks unfold like a movie, or tell her favorite Hollywood tales.

Marie Claire

Lukas Gage: ‘My relationship overshadowed all the work I’d done. People wouldn’t let me audition’

INTERVIEW: The ‘White Lotus’ star, who shot to viral fame via a mortifying Zoom interaction with a British filmmaker, has now published his memoir, called ‘I Wrote This for Attention’. He speaks to Adam White about internet villainy, coming out as gay, his borderline personality disorder diagnosis, and his very…

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Evening Standard

Michael Rosen: 'I studied meningitis so I could put my son's death in context'

Michael Rosen’s new show at the Old Vic will cover the death of his son Eddie, and his own near-death experience with Covid, to explore ways that we can all recover from the difficult events in our lives

Evening Standard

Dolly Parton's little known charitable connection to Wandsworth

The Hollywood star’s charitable endeavors reach as far as the UK

UK gets a Kindle-busting eBook store that breaks down the barriers

PocketBook has brought its universal English-language eBook store to the UK

The Guardian - UK

Big Kiss, Bye-Bye by Claire-Louise Bennett review – remembering terrible men

In the latest novel from the acclaimed avant garde author, the narrator considers the impact of the relationships she’s left behind

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The Independent UK

M Night Shyamalan and Nicholas Sparks: ‘We’re two lone wolves. How do two lone wolves work together?’

INTERVIEW: Hollywood’s master of twists has teamed up with literature’s maestro of romance for a new project that comprises a book and a film adaptation. Louis Chilton speaks to both men about the unexpected making of their supernatural love story

Tom’s Guide

Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft finally convinced me to get an e-reader — but this one shortcoming is really getting under my skin

After buying my very first e-reader last week, some eagle-eyed Redditors have noticed a not-so-nice update to Amazon's Kindle models, which also affects my new Kindle Colorsoft.

International Business Times

Julian Starks: From Redford to Frankfurt

Julian Starks's trilogy of ventures—Visions of the World, Shades of Color™, and Vocabrio™—are self-financed, visionary, and globally positioned.

Total Film

Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin admits he's "always had trouble with deadlines," but he "doesn't feel happy breaching contracts or missing a deadline" over Winds of Winter

George R.R. Martin addresses The Winds of Winter delay (again)

The Guardian - AU

Australia: A History by Tony Abbott review – mostly celebratory account of ‘a land built by heroes’

Former PM lauds his country’s progress to egalitarian democracy where ‘only the very unlucky’ miss out – yet judges it ‘materially rich but spiritually poor’

Evening Standard

Paul Gascoigne gives emotional health update as he admits ‘I just get miserable’

Despite saying life is good, the former footballer admits he still faces emotional lows and the constant pull of addiction

Evening Standard

Hamnet review: Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley enthral in Shakespeare tearjerker

4/5 Chloé Zhao’s clever adaptation grounds the Bard’s backstory in love, loss and the natural world

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