One day in 1982, Craig Lynch walked into the old Sun-Times building on Wabash Avenue and asked Taylor Bell for a job. “He said some of his friends had heard that we were looking for [freelance writers] to cover high school sports,” said Bell, the now-retired Sun-Times prep sports editor. …
Read More »County Softball Tournament Day One in the Books – The Clanton Advertiser
By Carey Reeder | Personal editor With the arrival of the snow, the Chilton County Softball Tournament has had a facelift and now all six area high schools will play 11 games over two days at Jemison High School. The six schools were divided into two or three groups of …
Read More »Editorial: Let Kingsport Book Fair open up new worlds | Editorials
“Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor the darkness of the night prevent these couriers from completing their appointed rounds quickly.” That’s the motto of the US Postal Service, but add a pandemic and it could also apply to the Kingsport Book Fair, which was held last August at the …
Read More »14-year-old author creates series to normalize anxiety
Mary Ann Jensen, fourteen-year-old author of the Sundance Springs series, was in our studio today to catch up with us on her latest writing accomplishments. Since she visited us last March, she has released two new books! MASH POTATOES is book two in the series, and and Pause is the …
Read More »Where to watch and read Classroom of the Elite
With the confirmation of the long-awaited Classroom of the Elite Season 2, it’s the perfect time for newcomers to jump into anime and manga. With Season 2 finally confirmed after a five-year wait, now is the perfect time to get started with Elite class before the anime began its “Luxury …
Read More »Iraj Pezeshkzad, author of classic Iranian novel, dies at 94
But Professor Abbas Milani, a historian and director of Iranian studies at Stanford University, said the book eclipsed Mr Pezeshkzad’s more serious writing, including his scholarly research into literature by Persian poets Hafez and Saadi. Mr Pezeshkzad, he said, wanted his literary and non-fiction work to receive equal attention. This …
Read More »The club raises funds for library books
By BOBBIE GREEN Progress Members of the Beaver Dam High School Interact Club presented a check for $1,300 they had collected from local Rotarians. The funds will be used to acquire new books for the Beaver Dam Elementary School library. The Beaver Dam High School Interact Club, sponsored and advised …
Read More »Area author’s book on Texas ban list | News, Sports, Jobs
Youngstown author Christopher Barzak makes lists — but not always the ones he wants to be included on. Barzak, a professor at Youngstown State University, discovered earlier this month that his 2015 novel, “Wonders of the Unseen World” is included on a list of 850 books compiled by …
Read More »students sue Wentzville School District for book bans | Education
WENTZVILLE — The Wentzville School Board voted 7-0 Tuesday to keep a disputed book in school libraries, just hours after students filed a lawsuit against the district for removing other books. Two students sued the Wentzville School District in federal court on Tuesday for violating their civil rights by banning …
Read More »The Novels That Saved My Life and Helped Me Escape the Pressure of Being Straight and “Normal”
From an early age, I knew that I was different from other students, especially boys. I preferred to play with girls but even then I didn’t completely belong to them either. As I got older in elementary school, I felt like it became less acceptable to spend so much time …
Read More »How the novel Weathering With You differs from the film
The light novel Weathering With You offers a surprisingly different perspective on how the events of Makoto Shinkai’s beloved film unfolded. Theatrical animated films have grown in popularity in recent years, thanks in large part to Studio Ghibli. One of the most recent films to share this success is grow …
Read More »Authors Selah Raymer and Alli Ferguson’s new book ‘Special Dystopia’ is a gripping tale of growing corruption in a small post-apocalypse community
ROCKTON, Ill. (PRWEB) January 28, 2022 Selah Raymer and Alli Ferguson, high school friends with a passion for literature, have finished their new book “Special Dystopia”: a post-apocalyptic tale of corruption and darkness. Raymer and Ferguson share, “Generations have passed after a catastrophic event wiped out all civilization on earth. …
Read More »Local author visits elementary schools in Warsaw
Monday, January 24, 2022 6:21 PM On Friday, local author Dani RG read her book “Please” to students at Lincoln Elementary School. Photo provided. Warsaw Community Schools has announced that local author Dani RG is to visit all eight elementary schools over the next three weeks to share her recently …
Read More »Today in History: Haring’s Nudity Ordinance in the Books |
January 18, 1922 The recently inaugurated entrenchment policy on the Pennsylvania Railroad has resulted in the elimination of the ticket clerk position at the local station and as a result Frank L. Bricker, who has been with the company for many years, will be transferred to another post. . Tickets …
Read More »Q&A: Meg Long, author of “Cold the Night, Fast the Wolves”
We chat with first author Meg Long about her upcoming release Cold at night, fast wolves, which is a gripping start to survival, family found, and the girl-wolf bond that offers a new twist to classic survival stories and frontier myths. Meg discusses all things writing, book recommendations, and more! …
Read More »One of New Year’s Most Anticipated Books Puts Asian-American Friendship At Its Center
In Jean Chen Ho’s intimate and irreverent collection of related stories, “Fiona and Jane,” a group of multiethnic Asian Americans take readers from the sordid Korean bars of the mall to lavish New York clubs to Bustling Shilin Night Market in Taipei for 20 years. year of friendship between its …
Read More »How ‘the Other Two’ became a 2021 comedic hit
Sometimes when a show premieres, that inaugural season goes viral – becoming a hit right off the bat. Take “Mare of Easttown” or “Hacks” for example, two very different series, but each receiving its fair share of accolades from the start. For others (think “Schitt’s Creek”) it can be a …
Read More »Saugus author of Westerns has two new books
Entertainment, lifestyle, news You have 2 free items left this month. SAUGUS – Tom Sheehan, 94, a former student of Saugus High School, has had two new western books, “The Townsman” and “The Horseman Cometh and Other Stories”, published by Pocol Press of Punxsutawney, Pa. Readers can accompany the 94-year-old …
Read More »2021 in the books: “Everything seems magnified” | Chicago News
American poet Amanda Gorman reads her commissioned poem “The Hill We Go Up” during the 59th Presidential Inauguration at the United States Capitol in Washington on January 20, 2021. (AP Photo / Patrick Semansky, Pool, File) NEW YORK (AP) – Books and authors counted in 2021, sometimes more than the …
Read More »11 actors who miss famous movie roles
âWhat are your biggest regrets? ” This is perhaps one of the most obvious questions a journalist can ask an actor, but the answer can often be extremely revealing. Just because an actor starred in an acclaimed movie doesn’t necessarily mean he’s thinking about it positively. In fact, it looks …
Read More »Student of the month talks about civil rights, think tanks and novels
BETHEL – When Telstar and the Rotary Club awarded Gabrielle Thompson the October freshman, they praised her as a silent leader. But Thompson contributes to the role in more ways than detailed in the writing. For starters, she has been playing football since second year, in defense. She plays for …
Read More »Ankeny students defend their right to read various books
At a regular Ankeny school board meeting, students came forward to express their support for literature that represents various identities and views that have been criticized by conservative activists in recent months. The predominant topic was diverse literature and several students signed up to talk about it. The majority were …
Read More »3 YA graphic novels that shine a light on the timelessness of teenage themes this fall
It’s obvious that 2021 has been a banner year for high school graphic novels. Among the flood of titles competing for the eyes of the youth, however, a few stand out this fall for their unorthodox stories, skillful illustrations and powerful themes. Although their parameters vary – from a post-industrial …
Read More »From journalist to novelist: Littleton journalist publishes his first book
Chancy J. Gatlin-AndersonSpecial for Colorado community media Tabatha Deans Stewart is the former community editor of Elbert County News, a sister publication of that newspaper. And now the Littleton resident is a published novelist. Stewart’s first book, “The Enchanted Scribe: Book One – The Gate and the Girl,” was released …
Read More »Commentary: Both Sides of the Spotsylvania Books Issue Must Work Together | Columns
Participants at a Spotsylvania County School Board meeting raise their hands in support of speakers criticizing the board for suggesting that sexually explicit books be banned in county schools on Monday, November 11, 2021. The meeting was held in Chancellor High School auditorium to accommodate the overflowing crowd. PETER CIHELKA …
Read More »Ed McClanahan, one of Kentucky’s most prominent writers, dies at 89
Ed mcclanahan Guy Mendes Ed McClanahan, a writer who turned a childhood in a small Kentucky town and his Californian adventures as a jolly prankster into a lasting and beloved literary career, died at home on Saturday, his family said. He was 89 years old. McClanahan, a short story master …
Read More »High School Hero – Boston Herald
Families of high school athlete in Greater Boston have refrigerators covered in memories of glory days, newspaper clippings, and hard copy proof that these events weren’t dreams but a reality. Chances are these memories come from Danny Ventura. Since 1991, Ventura has been a staple of the region’s high school …
Read More »For the author of ‘Wicked’, the door was always open to the Schenectady bookstore – The Daily Gazette
The first time Gregory Maguire visited The Open Door Bookstore & Gift Gallery on Jay Street in downtown Schenectady, he knew he was in a special place. âI was either in high school or freshman in college, and for a kid from Pine Hills to Albany, taking a trip to …
Read More »Emma Jean announces the launch of the “I’m An Author Academy”, which turns students into authors
Emma Jean launches I’m An Author Academy I’m An Author Academy launched to help aspiring authors become bestsellers The academy teaches skills that enable students to transform into authors. Telling the stories of women in STEM fields is so important because it can inspire the next generation of girls who …
Read More »Greg Abbott calls on state agencies to block books with ‘too sexual’ content
Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to date with the most essential Texas news. Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday called on state education officials to develop statewide standards preventing “pornography” and “other obscene content in Texas public schools,” citing two memoirs on LGBTQ characters …
Read More »Award-winning duo return with new dance-themed novel
Two local writers combined their passion for dance and literature and found a niche that matches a perfect pair of Capezios. Doris Greenberg of Franklin and Pandre ‘Shandley of New Berlin are former dance teachers with over 40 years of combined classroom and convention dance experience. They are also the …
Read More »Local authors team up for paranormal investigations
Seymour writers Ashley Greathouse, left, and Melissa Slate-Bindschadler with their paranormal research devices. The duo have a podcast and vodcast called “Encounters with Darkness”, which can be found on most social media platforms. Lori McDonald | The gallery When a psychological horror writer and a dark fantasy writer team up …
Read More »young author finds his place in writing children’s adventure books | New
HAVERHILL – Dressed in his gear and armed with a camera, Mitchell Foy embarked on an adventure to photograph anything in his path. He thought he would meet a red fox, a deer, or maybe a family of turkeys or other woodland creatures. “That’s when I found the tracks of …
Read More »How Paul Auster found his way to Stephen Crane – the forward
This interview was originally published in the Forward Books newsletter. To sign up for a monthly tour of the Jewish Literary Landscape, click here. When I asked Paul Auster what drew him to 19th century author Stephen Crane, the subject of the literary biography he has been writing for several …
Read More »Brian Laundrie “took books about serial killers to heart and turned into a murderer,” says Dog the Bounty Hunter
DOG the Bounty Hunter has a theory that Brian Laundrie “built himself up” as a murderer by reading books about “demonic” serial killers. The TV star, real name Duane Chapman, told The Sun in an exclusive interview that he believed the “dark side” books Laundrie read as a child might …
Read More »Great Taiwanese Novelist Lee Chiao Spied on by KMT for 14 Years | Taiwan News
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The Taiwan Lee Chiao Literature Association (èºç£ æå¬æ å¸ åæ) recently celebrated its fourth founding anniversary and is now behind an initiative to have the writer nominated for the Nobel Prize in literature. Lee Chiao (æ å¬) is widely regarded as one of the country’s great …
Read More »Ron and Clint Howard reveal Hollywood success story
The boys by Ron Howard and Clint Howard (William Morrow) “What was it like growing up on television?” It was the question, along with their father’s death in 2017, that prompted Ron Howard and his brother Clint to co-write a memoir about their childhood. “The Boys” is exactly what you …
Read More »Lehi teenager fulfills his lifelong dream of becoming a published author
LEHI, Utah – A teenage Lehi will soon have her name published in bookstores. Sarah Humpherys, 17, signed a nationwide publishing deal when her fantasy novel, âStone Cold,â was published in New York City. As a senior at Lehi High School, she is roughly half the age of the average …
Read More »Calls for children’s books to be affordable like generic drugs
Two decades after South African activists took on the global pharmaceutical industry and their own government to limit access to medicines, educators across the country are waging a similar battle to improve its learning standards. Just as patents on life-saving antiretroviral drugs restrict the treatment of the growing number of …
Read More »New K-Dramas Coming To Netflix In 2022
Year after year, K-Dramas on Netflix are arriving in greater numbers and their quality continues to grow. 2022 is already shaping up to be an incredibly exciting year for K-Dramas on Netflix, and below we’ll follow all of the new K-Dramas coming to Netflix in 2022. Just like in previous …
Read More »New action-packed novel chronicles a group of teens’ battle against dangerous paranormal entities
Author Sherwin Zarate invites readers to follow “The Adventures of Gorio” RICHMOND, BC, October 7, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – Group of teenagers confront dangerous paranormal entities in At Sherwin Zarate action-packed novel “The Adventures of Gorio” (published by iUniverse). The story features 10 teenagers from different countries who meet …
Read More »Was Michael Jordan good at baseball? A look back at his brief career with the White Sox
On October 6, 1994, Michael Jordan shocked the world when he retired from basketball at the height of his career to pursue his dream of playing professional baseball. It’s not every day that a 29-year-old with very little injury history walks away from his professional sport in his prime, but …
Read More »Another free writing workshop for teens on October 16 features author Ellen Hopkins
Ellen Hopkins will present a workshop for teens on October 16. EPIC Group Writers and the Edmonds Art Commission are presenting another free writing workshop for teens on Saturday, October 10. 4 to 11 a.m., this time with award-winning young author Ellen Hopkins. These one-hour workshops will take place on …
Read More »Mel Gooding obituary | Art
Art critic, writer and teacher Mel Gooding, who died at the age of 80, worked independently of any institution; rather than the result of a planned career, his publications grew out of a sensual response to painting and sculpture, and an understanding of those who made the work. In addition …
Read More »Alabama reporter explores death penalty and local newspapers in new novel “Tell it True”
JACKSONVILLE, Alabama (WIAT) – Much of what Lisa saw around her was wrong, but in a new novel by a longtime reporter from Alabama, she learned to “tell the truth.” Man asleep in a pile of chicken fingers and meth in Pleasant Grove days after being released from prison In …
Read More »Author claims her husband had an affair with Monica Lewinsky before Clinton
In 1997, Kate Nason, then Bleiler, discovered that her husband Andy Bleiler was having two affairs: one with a coworker and another with a family friend named Monica Lewinsky. Yes, that Monica. âI suspected my then-husband was having an affair with a coworker,â Nason told The Post. âI confronted him …
Read More »Two evenings with “ONE” writer Jennifer De Leon from Southborough – next week
Above: Events promoted as part of a ‘ONE’ reading initiative, featuring essays by a Southborough author, arrive next week. (images from the author’s website, including a photo of Alonso Nichols, and press release) This summer, I shared MetroWest Readers Fest’s plans to showcase the work of an author from Southborough …
Read More »Rabbit Rank Leak, named after one of his novels, receives a sign
Named after one of Berks County’s most famous native people, the little stream now has official signs. This week, Kenhorst workers put up a rabbit sign in a stream starting in Sillington, the hometown of famous writer John Updike. The stream crosses Kamlou Township, crosses Kenhorst and empties into Angelica …
Read More »San Antonio novelist Leila Meacham dies at 83 after battling pancreatic cancer for two years
Best-selling author Leila Meacham didn’t find success as a novelist until late in life, but her writing edified many in her final days as she detailed her battle with pancreatic cancer on social media. . Meacham, a retired teacher from San Antonio, died Sunday at the age of 83. In …
Read More »Collector, author and businesswoman
Raised by her grandparents, Noelie Ronczka has always kind of romanticized old TV shows and photographs. Clothing sold at the Brass Lady; Photo courtesy of Photographs for the Book; Photo courtesy of Noelie Ronckza She remembers precisely a time when, opening her grandmother’s large dresser in the attic, a drawer …
Read More »Keith Power obituary (2021) – Cloverdale, CA
Keith Edward PowerMarch 29, 1933 – September 4, 2021 Keith Power, like many of the toughest journalists in history, made a name for himself as the city’s deputy editor of the San Francisco Chronicle when the going got tough – or at least when it was really raining. outside. When …
Read More »9 famous people from New Bedford, Dartmouth, Fairhaven
NEW BEDFORD – An Olympic bronze medalist, former NFL player, music producer who worked with Busta Rhymes and LL Cool J, and the screenwriter of “Saturday Night Fever” – the New Bedford area has no shortage of residents who have made themselves known in their respective fields. On the heels …
Read More »Garrison’s experiences in Statesville influenced his recent novel, “What Seems True” | Local News
James Garrison’s âWhat Seems Trueâ is a novel about the first black supervisor at a Texas oil refinery in 1980, and the story of how the divergent characters in the story interact with each other. James Garrison, from Statesville, has a new book coming out Tuesday. James Garrison’s novel “What …
Read More »Nikole Hannah-Jones, originally from Waterloo, wins author’s award; speak
Nikole Hannah-Jones was a college student when she first subscribed to Time magazine. She grabbed the new numbers as soon as they landed in her mailbox, leaning over the stories inside and reveling in the crisp white address label with her name on them. As she curled up in her …
Read More »Despite the title, we bet you’ll like this YA novel – a lot
Have you ever felt that despite all the good, hard work you’ve done, there is always someone else who gets more accolades for accomplishing less? If you identify as a woman, it is much more likely that you have experienced such a thing in your lifetime. If you are Eliza …
Read More »Holden Beach writer Dennis Hetzel discusses UFOs in Azalea Bluff novel
Brunswick County is invaded in âAzalea Bluff,â a new thriller from Holden Beach resident Dennis Hetzel. This time, however, it’s not about Little Green Men, or Little Gray Men, either. Early in our story, something crashed or landed on the Brinkley High School campus near Azalea Bluff, a fictional town …
Read More »Banning of books by or about minorities sparks protests, national news in York County
The ban on a selection of books and resources focused on people of color has divided the Central York School District community. About 100 people demonstrated outside a controversial school board meeting on Monday that ended with the all-white school board leaving the ban in place, according to the York …
Read More »What Fran’s Reading: Women Leading the Way in Two Inspirational War Novels
It is heartwarming that novels based on WWII continue to pour in. Every time I see a new one, I hope it catches the attention of high school history teachers. There is no more enjoyable way for young adults to soak up history than through well-researched works of fiction set …
Read More »Cathedral City football opens school’s record book in 61-13 win
Cathedral City High School extended their winning streak to seven games with a 61-14 victory over Perris High on Friday, forcing the Lions’ record books to open. Senior quarterback Oshea Wallace set the school record for most touchdown passes in a game, with six, and senior wide receiver Frankie Valentino …
Read More »Decades after losing daughter, new book deals with loss of survival
ZANESVILLE – When Ronna Bucci died in 1998 at the age of 28, grief invaded the lives of those close to her. As difficult as it was for her parents, siblings, and many friends to come to terms with her suicide, it was nearly impossible for Ronna’s dog, Murphy, to …
Read More »Winter Counts talks about poverty and lack of justice on the Rosebud reserve
Rarely does an author from South Dakota begin a writing career by being published by one of the National Houses, in this case HarperCollins. More than a publisher, the national public has also taken notice, as “Winter Counts” has been on national bestseller lists for most of the last year. …
Read More »BOOKS: Interview with the author of “The Family Plot” | Books & Literature
Jane Ammeson, Times correspondent Megan Collins is the author of “The Family Plot”. She has taught creative writing for many years at the high school and college level, and is the editor of 3Elements Literary Review. She lives in Connecticut. Can you give our readers an overview of your book? …
Read More »“Celebrate Authors 2021” welcomes more writers for September event
By Mike Cook Celebrate Authors will take place from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, September 19 in the Conference Hall and Roadrunner Room on the second floor of the Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave. The event is free and open to the public. Moonbow Alterations …
Read More »Riverbend Open first night in the books
GODFREY – New name, successful start. The first night of the new Riverbend Open tennis tournament was a success, according to tournament director Jesse Macias. The tournament was formerly known as the Alton Closed Tournament. Alton, Marquette Catholic, Roxana, Jersey, Civic Memorial and Triad players and alumni, along with other …
Read More »Prominent Harvard Geneticist Richard C. Lewontin ’50, ‘Fantastic Mentor’ and ‘Polymath’ Dies at 92 | New
Richard C. Lewontin ’50, renowned population geneticist and professor of organism and evolutionary biology at Harvard, died on July 4 at the age of 92. Although he retired in 2003, he remained involved with Harvard until shortly before his death. During his scientific career, Lewontin has sought to understand patterns …
Read More »Can a novel capture the tensions of recent gay history?
Gay Liberation Front member holding poster, 1971. (Photo by Evening Standard / Getty Images) My last outing before the pandemic to a Broadway show, in the fall of 2019, was to see the play by Matthew Lopez Heritage, a seven-hour show which, by its size and scope, courts comparison with …
Read More »Angela Cervantes, from Topeka, will be the author of a junior novel for “Encanto”
Four years ago, Topeka native Angela Cervantes wrote the junior novel published to accompany the hit Disney / Pixar film “Coco”. Now Cervantes has been chosen to write the junior novel for Disney’s next film, “Encanto”. Disney is planning a November 24 release of the film, a computer-animated musical set …
Read More »Unknown Irish writer behind an East German children’s classic
Analysis: Elizabeth Shaw created a classic children’s book with The Timid Rabbit, but little is known about her in her homeland Through Sabine Egger, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick One of my favorite picture books as a kid was Der kleine Angstase, a gift from an aunt in East Germany. It …
Read More »Analysis: Xi Becomes “Mao” In Tiananmen Visual Effect
Katsuji Nakazawa is a Tokyo-based senior writer and columnist at Nikkei. He spent seven years in China as a correspondent and later as head of the Chinese bureau. He is the 2014 recipient of the Vaughn-Ueda International Journalist Award for International Reporting. TOKYO – Tiananmen, or the Gate of Heavenly …
Read More »Colorado Springs Author’s New Book Tells Colorful, Lesser-Known Tales of Pikes Peak | North Springs Edition
Colorado Springs historian Eric Swab had previously researched the Pikes Peak Highway. He’s not the type to splash around as much as to dive. âSo during the pandemic, that’s what I did. I did some research on the highway, âhe said. âAnd it turned out that there was a lot …
Read More »Seven Seas Entertainment adds 7 new manga and 2 light novels – News
Seven Seas Entertainment announced on Friday that it had cleared seven new manga titles and two new light novels for release in 2022: Title: I am blue, suffering and fragile novel (an airship footprint title)Authors): Yoru SuminoRelease date: February 2022Summary: Two young people in the first year of university, attracted …
Read More »Every former SNL cast member in Mean Girls
Bad girls is one of the greatest teenage comedies of the 21st century, which owes much to the old Saturday Night Live the cast members also featured in the film. Bad girls (2004) follows Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan), a new girl at North Shore High School who, prior to her …
Read More »Newton’s author reflects on overcoming the transition gap
Every time I finish something that I have been working on for a while, I have a jarring feeling that combines “I did it!” Euphoria with bewildering dismay. The duration of this unsettling and unstable stretch depends on the size of the effort and the amount of energy I put …
Read More »Fairmont writes a new novel | News, Sports, Jobs
FAIRMONT â Lowell “Zéké” Ziemann grew up on a farm in Fairmont and has a list of accolades ranging from being a part of several sports halls of fame, a businessman in a Wall Street, Arizona business, and a Western novelist. Ziemann played baseball and basketball at Fairmont High School …
Read More »Steelband Dance, book launch for the benefit of the literary festival
BLUE HILL – An upcoming street dance with a band of steel and the launch of Portland journalist and bestselling historian Colin Woodard’s paperback edition of his latest book, “Union: The Struggle to Forge the Story of United States Nationhood “, will raise funds for Word, Blue’s annual Hill Literary …
Read More »The author puts part of the book in Siloam Springs
SILOAM SPRINGS – “Not Our Summer”, a new book by author Casie Bazay takes place partly in the Siloam Springs area. Bazay used Siloam Springs as the home of Becka Cowles, one of the main characters in the book, as well as her grandfather, Eli Walker, whose will states that …
Read More »UNPACKING THE BACKPACK – Is perfection the goal?
Just do your best. This is probably the most common advice parents, teachers and counselors give to children. No one is perfect, let’s remind them, and all we can ask for is that they do their best and do their best. But do we really mean it? And, nowadays, is …
Read More »Jacksonville Girl Wins International Holocaust Art Competition
A LaVilla School of the Arts An eighth-grader won the 2021 college’s ‘best show’ award in an international art competition for middle and high school students. The Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes’ six annual ArtEffect Project asks students to honor âunsung heroesâ through art. The center was established in …
Read More »Q&A: Karina Kennedy, author of “A Not So Lonely Planet: Italy”
Part travel comedy and sexy adventure, Marina’s first trip abroad will have you throwing your own itinerary out the window and throwing caution to the wind. Art, love, sex, wine – the Italian playboy and the boy next door – who says you can’t have it all? We chat with …
Read More »Glass & 9 other non-comic book 2010s superhero movies
The previous decade saw a huge shift in Hollywood, which began to focus more on superhero movies following the hit blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC’s Extended Universe. This led to a series of similar comic book movies that brought even more superheroes to the big screen. RELATED: Darkman And …
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