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'Knock at the Cabin': The writer behind M. Night Shyamalan's next movie finally speaks out

Horror novelist Paul Tremblay and director M. Night Shyamalan tell Inverse about their highly anticipated new cult apocalypse thriller, 'Knock at the Cabin.'

Inverse

Elon Musk makes history by becoming the first person in the world to lose $200billion

Tesla owner and Twitter boss Elon Musk has now lost his spot as the world's richest man to French businessman Bernard Arnault

Daily Mirror

EncroChat kingpins who ran drugs lab trafficked lorry loads of heroin and speed

Terence Earle ran a criminal network running heroin, cocaine and amphetamines between Merseyside and Scotland

Liverpool Echo

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The new films and shows out on Now this weekend – December 16

Sky’s subscription service has some great new content dropping in December

Manchester Evening News

Crime gang convicted over ‘industrial scale’ £1.1m Motherwell amphetamine factory

The group, who also trafficked heroin and cocaine across the border between England and Scotland, used the encrypted communication platform EncroChat to organise their criminal dealings.

Daily Record

The biggest deals, scandals, bets, and M&A breakups from a truly memorable year

All the notable deal news as told through a year of Term Sheets.

Fortune

James McAvoy reveals two authors hinted he was miscast for their projects

The Glasgow-born actor, who has starred in a variety of book to film adaptations by Stephen King, Zadie Smith, Ian McEwan, Philip Pullman, and more.

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From dysfunction and provincialism to an elegant literary life: Gail Jones reviews the 'brilliant' first biography of Shirley Hazzard

When Shirley Hazzard received the National Book Award in 2003 for The Great Fire in the Marriot Ballroom in Times Square, the other guest of honour was Stephen King, who was there to receive a Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. The contrast of acclamations and models of value…

The Conversation

‘I need to slow down’: James McAvoy on family, faith – and painful truths

For the first 20 years of his meteoric career, James McAvoy hardly stopped for breath. But as the final part of His Dark Materials comes to our screens, he tells Craig McLean it’s time to ease up

The Guardian - UK

Afternoon Update: US and Australia deepen defence ties; Democrats win Georgia runoff; and a lonely book launch

The US will increase rotations of its air, land and sea forces to Australia

The Guardian - AU

‘Join the club’: Stephen King, Margaret Atwood and more reassure debut author after lonely book launch

Chelsea Banning tweeted about being ‘upset’ when only two friends showed up to her signing. Then some of the world’s biggest authors – and Flavor Flav – stepped in

The Guardian - AU

Stephen King’s most unfilmable epic is finally getting the treatment it deserves

The genre-bending series might be saved from development hell by 'Midnight Mass' boss Mike Flanagan.

Inverse

A new writer tweeted about a low book signing turnout, and famous authors commiserated

Novelists like Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood and Stephen King shared discouraging moments in their career after debut author Chelsea Banning tweeted that only two people came to her book signing.

WEKU

Mollie King ‘heartbroken’ by father’s death from brain tumour: ‘Heartbroken beyond words’

The singer only recently welcomed her first child

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‘Could my book be as bad as I imagined?’: my verdict on the novel I wrote in a month

A year ago, Guardian writer Tim Jonze joined half a million others taking part in National Novel Writing Month. He finished his book but never read it from cover to cover – until now

Chicago Tribune

The happy ups and dangerous downs in the life and career of Chicago rocker Michael McDermott

CHICAGO — The rock ’n’ roll life can be a very hard life, and Michael McDermott knows that as well as anyone who is still alive and kicking, and writing: “Music is an amazing, time-traveling vehicle that glides atop the ether of our memories and dreams. Sights, sounds, and scenes…

Dynamite News

Elon Musk "Is A Visionary" But "Terrible Fit For Twitter": Stephen King

Noted American author Stephen King has once again called out Twitter CEO Elon Musk by taking a jab at him in a recent tweet. Read on for details:

Inverse

The scariest sci-fi movie on Netflix mirrors a real-life threat

The Mist reveals a supernatural horror, but deadly mist (or fog) is a real-life phenomenon.

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Salon

Won't somebody think of Stephen King?

An unusual Justice Department strategy sank the merger of two publishing titans. Here are the real-world effects

The Guardian - US

Paramount scraps $2.2bn sale of Simon & Schuster publishing to Penguin

Penguin owner Bertelsmann will not appeal US judge’s ruling that merger would be illegal because it would hit authors’ pay

Inverse

15 years ago, a Stephen King sci-fi classic became his most infamous movie

A single change to the story sparked controversy... and praise. Here's how 'The Mist' redefined one of Stephen King's best stories.

Inverse

How the Jason Blum-James Wan alliance might change horror as we know it

Two titans of horror are officially teaming up.

Fortune

Elizabeth Holmes' attorneys paint a dark picture of venture capital as her sentencing looms

An “ardently resilient optimist” can actually do a lot of damage.

Inverse

35 years ago, a Stephen King sci-fi movie launched a new era of Arnold Schwarzenegger

With 'The Running Man," Arnold Schwarzenegger made a great sci-fi flick. If the 'Terminator' didn't exist, Arnold would still have been set up for sci-fi greatness.

Salon

When did clowns become so creepy?

Clowns in American circuses were once considered a form of adult entertainment – with vulgar and sexual content

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