Bored Ape Yacht Club was the highest ranked collection by trading volume on OpenSea in the last 30 days A number of intellectual property lawyers have weighed in on the importance of the case The Bored Ape Yacht Club’s NFTs – among the largest and most valuable – have seenRead More →
Love is in the air at the multiplex. Emily Carmichael, co-writer of Jurassic World Dominionand Erik Singer, dialect coach on Elvis, are engaged. The pair, whose films are currently in the top three at the US box office, confirmed the news with The Hollywood Reporter and shared their exclusive (andRead More →
Mat Johnson is the Philip H. Knight Professor of Humanities at the University of Oregon. His previous books include Pym and Love day. Courtesy of the University of Oregon hide caption toggle caption Courtesy of the University of Oregon Mat Johnson is the Philip H. Knight Professor of Humanities atRead More →
Novelist Mat Johnson thinks America has its own unique “flavor” of the apocalypse. “It’s hard not to see the possible end of things in different ways,” he says. Johnson’s new satirical novel, Invisible things, serves up one of those apocalyptic flavors. Set in the future, the novel takes place onRead More →
Screenwriter Stuart Beattie, whose credits include Collateral and Interceptorspoke about his involvement in what was originally intended to be a film trilogy centered on the star wars Obi-Wan Kenobi character. Indeed, during a recent interview with Nathan Johnson of The Direct, Beattie, who is credited as a writer on severalRead More →
provided Kathryn Burnett’s latest play, The Campervan, will have an all-star cast from New Zealand. Kathryn Burnett won Best Dramatic Screenplay at the NZTV Awards, for her co-writing of the TV movie The Tender Trap (TVNZ On Demand). Kathryn is an award-winning professional screenwriter, playwright, speaker and writing mentor/coach. HisRead More →
heights of serenity is filled with the comically bitter reflections of a was. The protagonist of Milwaukeean Bill Zaferos’ second novel, “Rockin’ Donnie” Derringer, was once a high-flying FM jock reduced to graveyard hours at KYJL in Deerhead, MN. Adding injury to his damaged ego, Derringer is trapped in aRead More →
A teen comedy-drama from a Rochester native screenwriter — a film partly shot in Rochester — is currently showing at the Little Theater. The coming-of-age story of Jewish teenagers, written by Rochester-area native screenwriter Jess Zeidman, used Temple Beth El as a filming location. A recent review of the filmRead More →
Cryptocurrency lending platform Nexo hit back at what it called ‘fake news’ and rumors that its founders were part of a charity embezzlement scandal, saying the allegations were false and defamatory. It issued a public cease and desist notice to the author of the allegations. In a blog post aboutRead More →
By Ed Symkus “I’m really dark. Everything I write is dark. Most people don’t know what black fiction is, but agents ask for it. Author Gary S. Kadet. Photo: Nancy Durocher Newton native Gary S. Kadet doesn’t talk much about what he did before his first novel, D/s – AnRead More →
The first time screenwriter C. Robert Cargill had something he wrote published, he was 15 years old. It was an editorial about media coverage of the case of Heidi Seeman, an 11-year-old girl who was abducted and murdered in San Antonio in 1990. The newspaper that published her editorial wasRead More →
By Nicole Goodkind, CNN Business Over the past few months, Yumekia Jones, a legal assistant in the Indianola office of the Mississippi Center for Justice, has received an unusually high number of calls — a peak of around 400% — from people in dire need of financial assistance. immediate. MostRead More →
Translated by Mitch Ginsburg AB Yehoshua – “Buli” – was a man in perpetual motion, a fast and restless man, indefatigable, intellectually dynamic and of a demanding curiosity. Every time I was with him, every time we spoke, I felt his inner passion, his growling ardor, sometimes even a roar,Read More →
He was shouted down the street by Rep Lauren Boebert in her stronghold of Rifle, Colorado. He has the personal email of a high-level Texas governor’s staffer because a woman answering office phones mistook him for an employee. His websites are shared in the political aisle. All from a 51-year-oldRead More →
AFTER President Clinton left office, he set to work on his memoir. As did Barack Obama and almost all the Oval Office holders of the last decades. These typically turgid tomes were often followed by tales from their wives, providing a stereophonic perspective on their years in the White House.Read More →
Our goal at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, hereafter referred to as “Credible”, is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we promote the products of our partner lenders, all opinions are our own. The latest student loan refinance interest rate trendsRead More →
Activist, filmmaker and best-selling author Raj Patel was disguised as a genetically modified tomato when he encountered Rupa Marya, MD, over ten years ago. They were at a protest organized against the use of pesticides, and Marya, who is both a musician and a doctor, was performing at the eventRead More →
Acclaimed novelist and short story writer Mia Gallagher will judge entries for the 2022 Allingham Flash Fiction Competition. The competition is currently open and entries are being accepted until September 16. Mia Gallagher is the author of two novels: HellFire (Penguin, 2006) and Beautiful Pictures of the Lost Homeland (NewRead More →
Oscar-winning director and screenwriter Paul Haggis has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and serious bodily harm. The Accident The director was arrested on Sunday June 19 by police in Ostuni, Italy, after an unidentified woman filed a complaint against him. In a statement to Variety, a lawyer forRead More →
Selin is back! The bright and curious heroine of Elif Batuman’s acclaimed debut novel, The idiot, is now in his second year at Harvard, still hungry for experience. From awkward sexual encounters to depression to lingering questions about how to live and become a writer – in Batuman’s new novel,Read More →
| Along with the news that Matt Reevesit is Robert Pattinson & Zoe Kravitz– featured movie The Batman will return for a sequel, fans have been keeping tabs on what’s to come with the previously announced spin-off streaming series. In March, we learned that Colin Farrel would reprise his roleRead More →
As individuals, we suffer from many disorders and other health problems that are never completely solved by conventional medicine. Many alternative therapies and treatments have been used to fill in the gaps that modern medicine cannot yet explain or cure. Some common alternatives to scientific medicine are acupuncture, homeopathy, reflexology,Read More →
Wednesday, The Guardian reported this Dogsa 2022 novel by Australian writer John Hughes, contains passages copied roughly wholesale without attribution of Gatsby the magnificentand English translations of Anna Karenina and In the west, nothing is new. Previously, it had been discovered that he had extracted passages from an English translationRead More →
Writer NS Madhavan, who is known for his critical statements on various public issues, questioned the logic behind a few scenes in “CBI 5.” Recently, the writer took to Twitter to say the film fell flat on information technology, highlighting a scene on an airplane from the film. “I watchedRead More →
After making waves in India, filmmaker SS Rajamouli’s recent hit “RRR” is receiving praise from American comic book writer Jackson Lanzing and screenwriter Larry Karaszewski. Released in March, “RRR” garnered a thunderous response at the box office with widespread praise for Rajamouli’s fantastic vision and great editing of a storyRead More →
(JTA) — AB Yehoshua, the novelist, took a sharp knife in the pretensions and delusions of his fellow citizens, writing books that laid Israel bare like an open, bleeding wound. But AB Yehoshua the diviner sought to heal the wounds, to reconcile the Israelis with the Palestinians, with the JewishRead More →
Many people have consumed delta 8 erasers as an alternative to the real deal. The production of these erasers has increased although not all manufacturers follow the correct procedures and adhere to the proper guide. These erasers facilitate the users as they can be skipped and inhibited without any majorRead More →
Most know Randy Rainbow as the singer, satirist and rose-rimmed bespectacled comedian whose Broadway-themed video parodies have skewered former President Donald Trump and others for the past five years. Those videos, of course, keep coming — other targets have included topics ranging from vaccine distribution to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay”Read More →
Rachel Koller Croft, an alumnus of UMN, is enjoying success as a screenwriter and novelist. Photo courtesy of Rachel Koller Croft. Rachel Koller Croft landed her first major screenplay deal after a sexist comment went viral. Since then, she hasn’t stopped writing about complex women. “Torn Hearts,” her feature debutRead More →
Thriller novelist James Patterson claims ‘older white male writers’ are victims of ‘racism’ – and says it’s harder for them to get ‘writing gigs in film, theatre, television or publishing” nowadays James Patterson, 75, of Newburgh, says white writers face ‘racism’ Along Came a Spider writer says it’s hard forRead More →
It was another tough time for investors last week as both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) and the S&P500 (SNP INDEX: ^GSPC) lose 5%. Most of the decline came after news broke that inflation was still near a 40-year high, suggesting further aggressive interest rate hikes from theRead More →
Few fans were too eager to learn that one of the writers of Black Widow, Eric Pearson is reportedly directing the script for one of Marvel Studios’ upcoming projects. The concerns mostly stem from how fan-favorite mercenary Taskmaster was adapted during the move to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, takingRead More →
Owning and driving a tractor-trailer can be an expensive business. Beyond the money needed to buy the truck itself, there are also repairs, which can be very expensive. If you run a trucking business, repair costs can add up quickly. Fortunately, there are several financing options for tractor-trailer owners whoRead More →
The long rumored MCU Love at first sight movie, a movie that would center around a group of supervillains who get together and go on missions for the US government, seems to be moving forward. According to Deadline, director Jake Schreier (Robot & Frank, paper towns) is now attached toRead More →
Photos courtesy of Walter Pearce. “The novelist: a novel is the first novel by Jordan Castro. This nine-word opening sentence—self-aware, direct, and containing the word novel three times—seems like the fitting introduction to a conversation about this self-fiction book about self-fiction. Castro, influenced by Nicholson Baker The Mezzanine and ThomasRead More →
Of course, who doesn’t want to spend sunny days in the classroom? Dear Satirist, After needing a few extra classes for my major, I decided to take summer classes at Pullman, and I have a ton of questions. Why is it so expensive? Why do guidance groups always seem toRead More →
Australian author John Hughes has apologized for unintentionally plagiarizing parts of a Nobel laureate’s work after a Guardian Australia investigation found multiple similarities and identical instances in his new novel, The Dogs, which has been nominated for Australia’s most prestigious literary award. Nearly 60 similarities and identical phrases were foundRead More →
Al Woods words When you start a business you need money, there is no getting around it. It is necessary to have enough capital to grow, expand and advance your business. Whether you have money to start your business or not, having enough capital is essential to grow. That’s whereRead More →
TORONTO, June 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – About September 7, 2002, Ira Nayman spear The pages of crazy women, a site of political and social satire. The first week of September 2022 will mark the 20e site anniversary, probably the longest regularly updated comedy website created by a single person. Initially,Read More →
TORONTO, June 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – About September 7, 2002, Ira Nayman spear The pages of crazy women, a site of political and social satire. The first week of September 2022 will mark the 20e site anniversary, probably the longest regularly updated comedy website created by a single person. Initially,Read More →
Fringe Management presents I’M WITH STUPID with JD SHAPIRO, August 3-28. This is the story of how a scrappy kid from the wrong side of the New Jersey tracks came to Los Angeles with nothing but $100 and a dream and ended up working with some of the biggest namesRead More →
Author Leila Mottley, 19, says she thought she was joining a Zoom call with her editor and publicist to discuss the release date for her new novel, ‘Nightcrawling’. Little did she know that Oprah Winfrey would join the call to announce that her book had been chosen for Oprah’s BookRead More →
If you’re a business owner in the restaurant industry, you understand the importance of keeping your restaurant up to date to be successful. Whether you’re opening a new restaurant, establishing a new location, or renovating an existing restaurant, a restaurant improvement loan and other financing options can help. Some financingRead More →
The heirs of the original author of a magazine article that inspired the 1986 film ‘Top Gun’ have sued Paramount Pictures, claiming the studio deliberately ignored a copyright claim filed in 2018 – before making the high-flying sequel starring Tom Cruise. Ehud Yonay wrote an article titled “Top Guns” forRead More →
Barbadian George Lamming talks about his world famous novel, iIn The Castle of My Skin.’ Screenshot taken from a YouTube video Posted by NCF Barbados. Renowned Barbadian novelist George Lamming passed away on Saturday, June 4, at the age of 94. He will be granted official funeral on his nativeRead More →
⚡ Welcome to The weekly authoritythe Android Authority newsletter that breaks down the top Android and tech news of the week. 197th edition here, with this Pixel 7 prototype, Galaxy foldable specs, Final Fantasy 16 updates, and some good news for coffee drinkers. 🎉This week marked the Queen’s Platinum JubileeRead More →
More exciting news for Canberra-based screenwriter Shamini Singhal, as her film Get a life, okay was licensed to broadcast giant Channel Nine. Singhal co-wrote the musical comedy drama with Joy Hopwood, which tells a story of jealousy, love, betrayal and female relationships against the backdrop of a music video show.Read More →
A new study from Angi looked at different home renovations that pay off by increasing the value of your property. (iStock) Home renovations can add value to your home while making it a better place to live, and some improvements are more likely to pay off at the time ofRead More →
Nihon University in Tokyo on June 3 appointed award-winning novelist Mariko Hayashi as chair of the board of trustees, a position that was vacated by a powerful and longtime president who became embroiled in a scandal. Hayashi, 68, a graduate of the private university’s College of Art, succeeds Hidetoshi Tanaka,Read More →
In a country where voting is compulsory, it may seem pointless to explore the issue of political participation. All eligible Australian citizens over the age of 18 must register to vote and participate in federal and state elections (and often local elections as well). If political participation is compulsory, whyRead More →
BY JEFF E. SCHAPIRO Richmond Times-Dispatch Jay Speer has been lobbying the Virginia legislature for as long as he’s been a parent: 22 years. And for almost all, while he and his wife raised two children, both now out of college, Speer fought back against the low-cost instant loan industry,Read More →
Jordan CastroNovelist (Soft Skull, 2022) For any computer user, the opening phrase of Jordan Castro’s compact, brilliant and very funny first novel Novelist is decidedly accurate and not a little weird: “I opened my laptop, still waiting for my morning tea to steep, and tried to type in my passwordRead More →