JK Rowling has secretly written a crime novel under a false name. The Sunday Times newspaper revealed that the Harry Potter author had published The Cuckoo’s Calling in April using the pseudonym Robert Galbraith
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Avatar ‘so much harder’ than LOTR
Director James Cameron says he had it tough making Avatar compared to Sir Peter Jackson with Lord of the Rings. Cameron, 59, in an interview with Life Goes Strong, talked about his plans for upcoming movie Avatar 2.
Scarlet Johansson Has Made Her Co-Star Nervous During Stripping Scene’s In Upcoming Movie
Paul Brannigan got a case of the nerves as he was stripped and stood in front of costar Scarlett Johannson in the upcoming movie “Under the Sun” Nervous Brannigan Actress Scarlett Johansson’s co-star Paul Brannigan was very nervous while shooting an intimate scene with her in the upcoming movie Under The Sun. Stood Completely […]
Twilight’s Bella and Edward Have Hottest Vampire Sex Scene As-Of-Yes, At Least According to Kristen Stewart And Rob Pattinson
Robert Pattinson Says “We wanted the greatest vampire sex ever” More Intense Actor Robert Pattinson says lovemaking scenes in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, the last installment in the popular franchise, are much more intense because that is how the crew wanted it to be. Hot As Could Be Without an X Rating! The […]
Bolano’s ‘2666’: The Best Book of 2008
There could be nobody better suited to describe the hilarious, improbable triumph of Robert Bolao than Bolao himself, which is a shame because he’s dead.
‘Go the F— to Sleep’ Author Adam Mansbach
Last June, author Adam Mansbach was teaching in the graduate writing program at Rutgers and working on a new novel. Life was good, except for the sleep habits of his daughter Vivien, then 2
Study on Modern Parenting: Job-Sharing Couples Still Rare
Anne and her husband Johannes Bulko, who have a 2-year-old son, Olvar, share one job: packer in a drug-supply firm. They work alternating weeks.
10 Questions for Gene Hackman
In the first chapter of your new western novel Payback at Morning Peak, your 17-year-old protagonist, Jubal, finds his mother dead, shoots his dad in the head as he burns alive and tries in vain to save the life of his 14-year-old sister, who has just been raped. You wanted it to start slow, huh?Yeah, I wanted to dig myself into a hole so that I would have 300 pages to get myself out.
Power Shifts
As Americans wrestle with the implications of revolutions in the Middle East as well as the rise of China in Asia, we need a better understanding of what it means to have power in world politics. Traditionally, the mark of a great power was its ability to prevail in war.
London Lacking in Clean Air? Blame Europe
Call it the Air Wars. For the past 18 months, the city of London has failed to meet air-quality limits set by the European Commission .