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Book Review: A novel about teenage hitchhikers wanted for murder is repetitive and predictable

Book Review: A novel about teenage hitchhikers wanted for murder is repetitive and predictable

It’s the summer of 1976, and life has not been kind to Tom and Alice. They’ve been trying for years to have a family, two attempts ending in a miscarriage and another in a baby that died at birth. They need a break.
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UK actor Micheal Ward granted bail over rape and sexual assault charges

UK actor Micheal Ward granted bail over rape and sexual assault charges

LONDON (AP) — British actor Micheal Ward was granted bail Thursday after appearing at a central London court to face charges of rape and sexual assault.
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ABC's Robin Roberts retraces her post-Hurricane Katrina journey back to hometown

ABC's Robin Roberts retraces her post-Hurricane Katrina journey back to hometown

Revisiting the time she broke down on “Good Morning America” while covering Hurricane Katrina's destruction of her hometown Pass Christian, Mississippi, Robin Roberts said she feared losing her job.
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Dispatcher shakes it off after announcing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement over scanner

Dispatcher shakes it off after announcing Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement over scanner

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Police dispatcher Julia Jordan accidentally added a dash of celebrity gossip to her public service this week when she shared “Taylor Swift is engaged” over a hot microphone.
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Cardi B testifies she didn't touch security guard who's suing her alleging assault

Cardi B testifies she didn't touch security guard who's suing her alleging assault

ALHAMBRA, Calif.
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Venice Film Festival kicks off with Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘La Grazia' and questions about Gaza

Venice Film Festival kicks off with Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘La Grazia' and questions about Gaza

VENICE, Italy (AP) — The Venice Film Festival kicked off with the world premiere of Paolo Sorrentino’s “La Grazia” Wednesday night on the Lido.
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Book Review: In 'All This Could Be Yours,' a novelist on book tour is stalked by a stranger

Book Review: In 'All This Could Be Yours,' a novelist on book tour is stalked by a stranger

Author Hank Phillippi Ryan has written a crime novel titled “All This Could Be Yours” about an author on tour to promote a crime novel titled “All This Could Be Yours.” As Ryan says in an endnote, it’s very meta.
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Movie Review: Murder, she solved - Helen Mirren channels Angela Lansbury in 'Thursday Murder Club'

Movie Review: Murder, she solved - Helen Mirren channels Angela Lansbury in 'Thursday Murder Club'

First of all, is this really what retirement looks like? If so, perhaps we should all sign up, no matter our age.
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Emil Wakim, Devon Walker and Canadian writer Celeste Yim exit 'SNL' as Lorne Michaels hints at more changes

Emil Wakim, Devon Walker and Canadian writer Celeste Yim exit 'SNL' as Lorne Michaels hints at more changes

NEW YORK (AP) — Canadian writer Celeste Yim and comics Devon Walker and Emil Wakim are leaving “Saturday Night Live, " among the first of what could be several departures as the storied program prepares for its 51st season.
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Vancouver International Film Festival to open with Linklater's 'Nouvelle Vague,' feature Canadian premieres of Baumbach, Jarmusch films

Vancouver International Film Festival to open with Linklater's 'Nouvelle Vague,' feature Canadian premieres of Baumbach, Jarmusch films

Richard Linklater's film-about-a-film "Nouvelle Vague" will open the Vancouver International Film Festival in October.
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