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Three days of comic books, freaks and girls who shouldn't be dressed up like Wonder Woman who are dressed up like Wonder Woman. Mexican donuts. Oh, and Paris Hilton. My trip to Comic-Con in...

AP - It's a year of superheroes in Hollywood, with the big-budget epics of Batman, Iron Man and the Hulk, but a big-budget production out of Washington, D.C., is carving a niche in the animation trend.

Oh, it’s that time of year again. The bookies are taking bets and the pundits of the book world are either casting aspersions or offering panegyrics. In other words, a longlist of the 13 novels nominated for the 2008 Man Booker prize has been announced.

Book critic Maureen Corrigan reviews The Lincolns: Portrait of a Marriage by Daniel Mark Epstine, Alfred & Emily by Doris Lessing and Furious Improvisation by Susan Quinn.

Actor Ryan Gosling can now add DJ to his growing résumé.The Notebook star took over the turntables last night at Hollywood's Green Door to test out his spinning...

Tim Gunn was paid just $2,500 an episode for season two of Project Runway, but that's a lot more than the zero dollars he received for the show's first season. That's according to Harvey Weinstein, who said that in court as part of his testimony in the pending lawsuit over the show's sixth season, according to The new york Daily News' Rush & Molloy.For his trouble, Tim was threatened with an injunction when he tried to mention the show in his book. Of course, Tim had a full-time job during the show's first season, as he was working at Parsons at the time, and last year got poached by Liz Claiborne. Still, he's indisputably the show's breakout star, and the cheap bastards at Bravo and the Weinstein Company should be ashamed.Also in testimony revelations, NBC Universal's Jeff Zucker 'was questioned under oath about an e-mail he'd sent telling Bravo execs to show marathon reruns of 'Project Runway' in the same time slot that Lifetime plans to air the new show's season in November,' ac

Everything is better in battle format. We here at BOP recognize this fact, but at the same time realize that our breed of super-smart readers yearns for a touch of the intellectual at the same time.

Exclusives: Series to feature Patterson's 'Crack' character -- 'CSI' alum Josh Berman has hit the books for his new action drama, plucking a character straight out of a James Patterson novel.

Mr. Little's many newspaper articles and books chronicled developments in the theater from the 1950s to the '70s.