Best New Books Of 2023 So Far (March)

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Ian Fleming’s classic novels that originated the James Bond character are being updated to remove outdated and racist language. According to The Telegraph, all 14 books by Bond’s original author, which debuted with 1953’s Casino […]
A number of Roald Dahl books have been rewritten by publisher Puffin to remove language deemed offensive. According to The Telegraph, Puffin enlisted Inclusive Minds, a sensitivity literacy group, to identify and change potentially problematic […]
Barbra Streisand will publish her first memoir later this year, her publisher has announced. My Name is Barbra will cover the life and six-decade-long career of the 80-year-old star. Though there have been several books […]
Identifiable by the bright front doors on their covers, domestic noir novels have become an established genre in recent years. But we don’t yet have a term for their office counterpart. And yet there is […]
Where there are families there are stories and where there are stories there are always secrets. It’s ripe crop for a writer. In literature, these are a staple of the coming-of-age novel. Family secrets seem […]
Searchlight Pictures Justin and Micah recap their favorite books, music, games and TV shows in 2022 Justin and Micah recap their favorite books, music, games, and TV shows in 2022. Hosts: Justin Charity and Micah […]
Music As leader of 2010s indie outfit the Maccabees, Orlando Weeks’s trembly, distinctive vocals marked him out as an unusually tender frontman. His 2020 solo debut A Quickening wears this sentimentality even more proudly, immortalising […]
Stephen King’s seven-book epic fantasy series The Dark Tower is slowly turning into one of Hollywood’s White Whales. There have been more than a few attempts at mounting the story as a series of films, […]
From actors and musicians to athletes and presenters, there are no shortage of celebrity memoirs on bookshop shelves. This year has seen new books published by a Spice Girl, a couple of Harry Potter stars […]
LITTLE People, Big World star Audrey Roloff has been involved in various business ventures over the years from bestselling books to a failed clothing line. The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal all of the former […]
Paulie Stewart was 48 years old and had been on the waiting list for a liver transplant for more than 500 days when, at death’s door, he was visited in Melbourne’s Austin hospital by Sister […]
Rock and pop music has been obsessed with its own past almost from the start: by 1959, a New York record store called Times Square was doing a roaring trade in what it called “oldies”, […]
There is something about churning through books that induces envy and even admiration, never more than at this time of year when piles of finished tomes are splashed across social media. Bragging rights seem to […]
It’s time for Barnes & Noble’s annual Cyber Monday sale. The site is jam-packed with excellent choices across genres — and Polygon is here to help sort through the best science fiction and fantasy (SFF) […]
Film George A Romero’s 1968 horror film Night of the Living Dead is one of the most inspired critiques of consumerism in movie history. It is about a zombie uprising caused by a virus from […]
Film George A Romero’s 1968 horror film Night of the Living Dead is one of the most inspired critiques of consumerism in movie history. It is about a zombie uprising caused by a virus from […]
Photo Credit: Jean-Luc / CC by 2.0 Bob Dylan apologizes for using an autopen to sign high-priced artwork and books, some of which sold for more than $17,000. In a rare public statement, Bob Dylan […]
Bob Dylan Reveals A Major Regret In His Recent Career (Photo Credit –Instagram) Pop culture icon Bob Dylan has issued a rare public statement to admit that he “regrets” having made “an error in judgment” […]
If I had a dime for every time I hear Latinos aren’t a monolith, I’d be rich enough to run for mayor of Los Angeles. Yet news stories about Latinos still largely veer between the […]