entertainment - "book"

A New Zealand modelling agency says it is shocked an Auckland 16-year-old on its books appeared topless in an Australian magazine.

Conservation scientist Gary Nabhan says the best way to recover some of America's at-risk species is to eat them. He documents lost and threatened foods in his new book, Renewing America's Food Traditions.

When I haves my 12f birthday, I am allowed to have a Facebook page. And I can get a bunny rabbit. Mum says I can stay out over 6pm 3 nites a week too! Do any of youz like the Teletubbies? I think theyz grate!

So, like, if Superman were a real guy - no, listen - if Superman were a real guy, could he burn himself with his own heat vision? You may not have heard arguments like this since you were 12 (or maybe you have if you're a comic book geek), but you can hear them tonight at the Coolidge. MIT cosmologist ...

Actor Dennis Farina was being booked Sunday on felony weapons possession charges, ...

Roger Steffens and Peter Simon - Reggae Scrapbook (Insight Editions, 2007)I don’t get hooked on many books, but two that caught my attention and remain favorites are 1977’s Reggae Bloodlines and 1983’s Reggae International, both of which were collaborated upon by writer Stephen Davis and photographer Peter Simon. Simon’s photographs are likewise part of what makes this new examination of reggae as classic as that earlier pair and Davis provides an eloquent introduction, but the bulk of the text this time was penned by Roger Steffens. Steffens is a Los Angeles-based author, actor and lecturer (his multimedia presentations on ...

Comic book Biz: Trio team on live-action feature of comic -- Platinum Studios, Top Cow Prods. and Arclight Films will team on a live-action feature adaptation of 'Witchblade,' based on the Top Cow comicbook franchise.

Front Page: Duo to acquire, publish kid books -- Walden Media is becoming a publisher, partnering with HarperCollins Children's Books to launch Walden Pond Press.

Lewis Carroll's 'Jabberwocky' contains plenty of nonsense words, but the poem's narrative -- a warning to beware a monster, followed by its slaying -- is clear enough.

In his newest book, How I Learned Geography (Farrar Straus Giroux, $16.95; ages 4-8), Caldecott medalist Uri Shulevitz recalls how his family fled the Nazis in Warsaw and ended up in the Central Asian city of Turkestan.