Hollywood Life • 1st January 2007

Romancing the Stone

Celebrating its 160th anniversary this year, Cartier has an impressive history behind it -- one filled with crowned royals, Hollywood's high court, and more than a century and a half of revolutionary design and sparkling style.

24th February 2017

Saints and Misfits by S.K. Ali

Saints and Misfits is an important book. It's also a really good one.

Stalks • 1st March 2016

Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson

Harper Lee has just died; fifty-six years ago she published To Kill a Mockingbird, the story of heroic lawyer Atticus Finch and his attempt to defend a black man, Tom Robinson, from a false charge of rape made by a white woman.

Stalks • 1st October 2016

Spontaneous by Aaron Starmer

Spontaneous is a perfect storm of a wild, outrageous, horrifically compelling concept (a plague of spontaneous human combustion starts moving through the senior class of a New Jersey high school) and an insanely irresistible narrator who grabs you by the heart from page one and never lets go.

Collider • 23rd July 2016

'American Gods': 10 Things to Know About Bryan Fuller's Wild Neil Gaiman Adaptation

An enthusiastic audience assembled to worship the cast and creators of Starz’ upcoming American Gods adaptation, which premieres in 2017.

Stalks • 24th February 2017

All Our Wrong Todays by Elan Mastai

I keep trying to tell myself I am through with male fantasies, but then I get sucker punched by a really good one.

30th December 2016

Why I Am Not a Feminist by Jessa Crispin

Condescending, hypocritical, and bizarrely naive.

Stalks • 1st September 2015

Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon

Nicola Yoon's Everything, Everything is the kind of book that feels effortless -- which is, in fact, one of the surest signs of a controlled, skillful piece of writing.

Hollywood Life • 1st January 2007

Superior Interiors

For more than 50 years, artist Jeremiah Goodman has gained intimate access to the houses of the rich, famous and fabulous.

30th December 2016

The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee

Five hundred pages of pure delight.

5th February 2017

Song of the Current by Sarah Tolcser

From page one this book was like a refreshing glass of water.

Stalks • 1st January 2013

Tenth of December by George Saunders

Short stories are tough.

Collider • 22nd July 2016

'Luke Cage' Cast on “the Wu-Tangification of the Marvel Universe"

Powering into Ballroom 20, the panel for Luke Cage showed off tons of new footage, teasing both Marvel’s latest Netflix show — which premieres September 30 — as well as the fourth installment of the gradually assembling Defenders, Iron Fist.

5th September 2016

The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis

Rape culture is absolutely real: present and all around us.

Stalks • 1st August 2013

Blue Plate Special by Kate Christensen

Blue Plate Special, novelist Kate Christensen's new memoir about food and sex and writing -- or, as she calls it, "An Autobiography of My Appetites" -- opens with a homey scene familiar to the food writing genre.

Stalks • 1st August 2016

Thanks for the Trouble by Tommy Wallach

Parker is a boy who hasn't spoken since his father died; Zelda is a girl who's been alive and unaging for 246 years.

Collider • 13th July 2015

DC’s LEGENDS OF TOMORROW: 13 Things to Know About the CW Spinoff

Having released a giddily fun trailer in May, it feels like the misfit team from DC’s Legends of Tomorrow should be closer to wreaking havoc all over The CW, but unfortunately the new Arrow and The Flash spinoff doesn’t debut its 16-episode run until midseason.

9th September 2016

Nutshell by Ian McEwan

A modern retelling of Hamlet, narrated by the infant prince from inside his mother's womb. It is every bit as insufferable as that sounds.

Stalks • 1st October 2015

The Nest by Kenneth Oppel

The Nest sets a high bar for itself: this is a book for middle-grade readers about a kid with OCD who becomes convinced that a telepathic wasp-queen is communicating with him through dreams, promising to "fix" his deathly-ill baby brother.

Collider • 28th March 2016

'Houdini & Doyle': 10 Things to Know about Fox's New Houdini/Sherlock Series

Forget Batman v Superman — a much more magical standoff was on display at WonderCon 2016 this weekend with Houdini & Doyle.