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The 411 comic staff provides this week's comic reviews including X-Men/Fantastic 4 #3, Wolverine #2, Hellions #1, and more.
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Steve Gustafson takes a look at the state of the comic book industry in the wake of the disruption caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Steve Carell left "The Office" after its seventh season, but a new book on the NBC comedy reveals that wasn't what he wanted.
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Need a fix of your favorite Broadway stars' voices while stuck inside! Check out our list of 10 audiobooks narrated by Broadway stars!
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The ugly thing about discussions of censorship is that, to stand up for some basic fundamentals of American rights, you usually find yourself defending some of the most despicable people around. That’s to be expected. No one is interested in banning books from Mother Theresa or Mr. Rogers. No, the targets are invariably people who are spreading noxious ideologies, “hate speech,” and other forms of radically unpopular expression. Standing up for the rights of Richard Spencer isn’t going to make you a hometown hero, but it’s important nonetheless.
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Activists Created Library in MinecraftPosted by:
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Natalee Holloway dominated the news in the early 2000s — a blonde 18-year-old who vanished during a senior class trip to Aruba. Alexis Schaitkin’s debut novel, Saint X, delves into what it means when beautiful, promising young women go missing in foreign lands — and the ripples that emanate out from their disappearances.
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In Maisy Card’s vivid debut, These Ghosts Are Family, spirits expose long-held secrets within fractured families and nations alike.
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Years after the 'Harry Potter' series has ended, fans are still trying to figure out how Horcruxes are made. Discover why author J.K. Rowling won't confirm.
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Hachette Book Group has decided it will not publish Woody Allen's memoir, 'Apropos of Nothing.'
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With all the election craziness, here’s one we didn’t get to last night that is worth noting. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Ronan Farrow continues to be a man of conviction.
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The Top Selling Dr. Seuss Book Of All Time Isn’t What You Think It Is National Read Across America Day is here!
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The 411 staff presents this week's comic reviews including Giant Sized X-Men: Jean Grey and Emma Frost, New Mutants #8, and more.
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Clive Cussler, the million-selling adventure writer and real-life thrill-seeker who wove personal details and spectacular fantasies into his page-turning novels about underwater explorer Dirk Pitt, has died, his publisher said Wednesday.
Cussler died Monday at his home in Scottsdale, Arizona, said Alexis Welby, spokeswoman for publisher Penguin Random House. He was 88. The cause was not disclosed. ... Read more
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Journalist Christopher Sign, author of the new book "Secret on the Tarmac," joins "Fox & Friends."
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The 411 staff gives this week's comic reviews including Wolverine #1, New Mutants #7, and more.
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Charles Portis, the author whose 1968 novel “True Grit” inspired two beloved big-screen Westerns, died Monday at the age of 86.
The Arkansas native had struggled with failing health for several years, according to his brother, Jonathan, who confirmed the death to the Arkansas Times. Portis was born in 1933 in El Dorado, Arkansas, to Samuel Palmer Portis and Alice Waddell Portis. He served in the Marines during the Korean War before going on to study journalism at the University of Arkansas. ... Read more |
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Off The Rack Comic Review: Batman - No Man's Land
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Her work for the 1965 paperback editions of “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” achieved mass-cult status. But she hadn’t read the books when she got the job.
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The 411 staff gives this week's comic review including X-Men #6, X-Force #7, Batman Pennyworth R.I.P. #1 and more.
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