entertainment - "book"

If you’re a comic book geek, I don’t need to tell you what movie you’re going to be looking forward to in 2009. Yup. I’m talking about Zack Snyder’s “Watchmen” movie, based on the comic book series by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. By now you’ve probably already seen the trailer for the movie and [...]

Nigeria is one of the top producers of oil in the world and a major supplier of oil to the United States. The book, Curse of the Black Gold, traces Nigeria's 50-year history of oil interests, featuring pictures by photojournalist Ed Kashi.

If you are an aspiring (or published) author or illustrator of books for children and/or teens, you may find the Society of Children's book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) a very...

David Morrell has done something totally new: The best-selling author of action thrillers has written a comic-book series.

$158 million - an incredible number and an incredible film. Some Hollywood blockbusters don't deserve to be in the record books, but The Dark Knight certainly does. Filmmaker Christopher Nolan...

Having been out of the spotlight for about half a year, Omarosa has found herself back in it--or dragged it over and shined it upon herself, actually--after appearing on Wendy Williams' new daytime talk show.The segment starts with Omarosa getting confrontational. 'This is not your time to look for your moment,' Wendy says, but of course, that's exactly what it becomes as Omarosa refuses to show the book she's promoting--tellingly titled The Bitch Switch: Knowing How to Turn It on and Off--to the camera, first ripping it out of Wendy's hands. Later, Wendy told Omarosa, 'In many ways, you are the stereotypical angry black woman that white America looks at us as.' Omarosa said, 'I would rather be ABW--angry black woman--than a buffoon.' (Watch the segment).Omarosa also goes back to that 'you don't know me, you really don't' argument that's basically a confession of her fakeness. It's just so painfully obvious that she's playing a role, because she accidentally slips into her normal,

AP - 'My Sister, My Love' (Ecco. 562 pages. $25.95), by Joyce Carol Oates: Some of Oates' books feel as if she wrote them as dares to herself. This novel, her 37th, is one of the wildest.

Richard Brody demystifies Jean-Luc Godard's legend to elucidate his life, his times and his work.

What started out as a tiny gathering of comic book enthusiasts has, for better or worse, transformed into one of the biggest and best events for studios to show off...

Front Page: Bryan Singer to produce comic book adaptation -- Warner Bros. has acquired 'Capeshooters,' a comic book adaptation that will be produced by Bryan Singer's WB-based Bad Hat Harry banner.