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Genevieve Kingston, Susan Lieu and Kao Kalia Yang explore the complicated lives of the women who raised them. DID I EVER TELL YOU?: A Memoir, by Genevieve Kingston THE MANICURIST'S [...]

Lauren Grodstein's new novel takes place in the Warsaw ghetto, where a secret group of archivists made sure the truth survived. WE MUST NOT THINK OF OURSELVES, by Lauren Grodstein [...]

The article from "People" magazine highlights the latest arrivals at Thailand's White Lotus hotel, featuring actors like Michelle Monaghan and Parker Posey. It also recommends four classic films to watch, such as "Hidden Figures" and "The Underground Railroad." Additionally, the article reviews the third season of the comedy-drama series "The White Lotus," praising its narrative and character development. Lastly, it showcases new books in various genres, including literary fiction and romance, providing readers with a diverse range of entertainment options. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the work of director David Lynch, known for his dark and mysterious films like Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet. It also highlights the film "A Different Man," which follows the story of a man with neurofibromatosis who reinvents himself after an experimental treatment. The article also mentions other entertainment options like the movie "Presence," the TV series "On Call," and the game show "Hollywood Squares." [Extracted from the article]

The article provides a comprehensive overview of various entertainment options, including TV shows, movies, and books. It highlights shows like "Black Doves" and "The Agency," featuring complex characters and intriguing storylines. Additionally, it mentions films like "The Return" and "Queer," as well as books such as "Private Rites" and "The Rivals." The diverse range of content covered in the article caters to different interests and preferences, offering a variety of options for entertainment enthusiasts. [Extracted from the article]

Cassandra Jackson was in her 30s when she first encountered the expression ''replacement child,'' and it took her breath away. Coined by psychologists in the '60s to describe a son [...]

Take one 24-year-old, add a seasoned family member and introduce a pandemic. Welcome to Cathleen Schine's new novel! KÜNSTLERS IN PARADISE, by Cathleen Schine In 19th-century English novels, there was [...]

The article "Picks" from the journal "People" highlights various entertainment options, including the return of the TV show "The Diplomat" and the movie "Pain." It also features new fall sitcoms and a drama series on Apple TV+. Additionally, the article mentions a Broadway musical, "Sunset Boulevard," and two films, "Here" and "Blitz." The Best New Books section showcases thrilling reads like "The Blue Hour," "The Grey Wolf," and "Pony Confidential." Overall, the article provides a diverse range of entertainment recommendations for patrons to explore. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides a brief overview of various entertainment options, including a new Netflix series with Nicole Kidman, a thriller film starring James McAvoy, and a romantic fantasy film featuring Aubrey Plaza. It also mentions a comedy-drama film with Ian McKellen and a horror-comedy film with Michael Keaton. Additionally, the article highlights several new books, including historical fiction, suspense, and literary fiction novels, as well as spooky season thrillers. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a summary of various entertainment recommendations from the journal People. It includes suggestions for TV series, films, books, and music. Some highlighted recommendations include the TV series "The Perfect Couple's Ishaan Khatter," the film "His Three Daughters," and the book "Tell Me Everything" by Elizabeth Strout. The summary provides a brief overview of each recommendation without expressing personal opinions or judgments. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine provides a list of recommended films, books, and TV shows to watch, read, and listen to. The films mentioned include "The Green Mile," "Shutter Island," and "Great Freedom." The article also features an interview with influencer Drew Afualo, who discusses her podcast and upcoming book. Additionally, the article highlights actor Lionel Boyce and his role in the Hulu series "The Bear," as well as actor Colman Domingo and his performance in the film "Sing Sing." The article concludes with a list of new books, including "The Briar Club" by Kate Quinn and "Long Island Compromise" by Taffy Brodesser-Akner. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a list of recommended movies, TV shows, documentaries, and books to watch, read, and listen to. It highlights performances by the star of "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" in movies such as "The Witch," "The Queen's Gambit," and "Last Night in Soho." It also mentions Benedict Cumberbatch's role in a new limited series as a troubled TV puppeteer. Additionally, the article mentions a documentary about Jim Henson, an animated film about a lonely dog and a robot, a fantasy film starring Jennifer Lopez, a drama featuring Jessica Lange, and a comedy sitcom called "The Ms. Pat Show." The article concludes with a list of new books in various genres. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine provides a brief overview of various entertainment options available for viewers. It mentions the HBO series "Ripley," based on Patricia Highsmith's novels, which follows a soldier who becomes involved with an unstable despot. The article also highlights the Apple TV+ series "Sugar," a twisty noir tale set in present-day Los Angeles, and the movie "Monkey Man," directed by Dev Patel, which tells the story of an underground fighter seeking revenge. Additionally, the article mentions the animated series "Monsters at Work" and the drama series "Scoop," which focuses on Prince Andrew's 2019 interview. The article concludes with a section on new books, including short stories by Amor Towles and novels by Lian Dolan and Yulin Kuang. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a brief overview of various entertainment options, including television shows, documentaries, and books. It highlights the World War II series "Masters of the Air," which focuses on the experiences of two American pilots. The article also mentions other shows such as "Next Level Chef," "Genius: MLK/X," and "Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero." Additionally, it features a documentary about June Carter Cash, a fantasy series called "Echo," and a drama film titled "the End We Start From." The article concludes with a mention of new books in the genres of thriller, romance, and historical fiction. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the works and life of novelist Anne Tyler. It mentions that her books, most of which are bestsellers, have sold more than 13 million copies since her first novel, "If Morning Ever Comes", in 1964. It also mentions that she earned a degree in Russian studies from Duke, but professors there had encouraged her writing, and she chose that path.

An interview is presented with American journalist and news anchor Katie Couric. Topics include her her memoir "Going There," her experiences on the morning television show "Today," and her stint as the first female solo anchor of the "CBS Evening News." Her struggles with bulimia, her relationship with her daughters, and the loss of her husband Jay Monahan to colon cancer, are also discussed.

The article reviews several films, television shows, music releases, and books, including the film "Wonder Woman 1984," the television show "Dickinson," the music release "McCartney III," by Paul McCartney, and the book "If You Come to Earth," by Sophie Blackall. An interview is also presented with musician QuestLove.

The article reviews several television shows, films, music releases, and books, including the television show "The Queen's Gambit," the film "Soul," the music release "Folklore," by Taylor Swift, and the book "Hidden Valley Road," by Robert Kolker.

An excerpt is presented from the book "Brother & Sister: A Memoir," by Diane Keaton.

The article lists the top 10 films, television shows, music releases, and books of 2019, including the film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," the television show "The Crown," the music release "thank u, next," by Ariana Grande, and the book "The Collected Schizophrenias," by Esmé Weijun Wang.

The article focuses on the relationship between musician Carly Simon and former U.S. first lady Jacqueline "Jackie" Kennedy Onassis. Topics include Jackie's first husband, U.S. president John F. Kennedy (JFK), her second husband, Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, and Simon's book "Touched by the Sun: My Friendship with Jackie."

The article focuses on country musician Rosanne Cash and her relationship with her late father, country musician Johnny Cash. Other topics include the Ken Burns documentary series "Country Music" that features her father, her relationship with her mother Vivian Liberto, and her marriage to guitarist John Leventhal.

The article presents celebrity and entertainment news briefs as of June 25, 2018. Singer Kelly Clarkson has adopted a new diet based on the book "The Plant Paradox." Actress and singer Hilary Duff is pregnant with her second child. Comedian Pete Davidson and singer Ariana Grande are engaged.

The article presents news briefs on various celebrities. Television news personality Matt Lauer and his wife Annette Roque are reportedly planning on divorcing. Actress Meghan Markle's father Thomas Markle Sr. will not be attending her wedding to British Prince Harry. Interviews are presented with singer Britney Spears in which she discusses her concert tour "Piece of Me" and actress Katy Mixon in which discusses her second pregnancy.

The article highlights the most intriguing people of 2017 which includes U.S. Senator of Arizona John McCain who has persevered despite his diagnosis of brain cancer, Mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico Carmen Yulin Cruz who criticized U.S. federal emergency relief efforts after the island faced Hurricane Maria, and former Vice President Joe Biden who wrote a memoir which detailed the difficult battle his son Beau faced with brain cancer.

The article discusses writer Jeannette Walls, focusing on her family relationship and her experiences growing up, the basis for her memoir "The Glass Castle" which has been adapted into the film starring Woody Harrelson and Naomi Watts. She discusses living in poverty with her bipolar father, artist mother, and brother and sisters; food insecurity; and school bullying.

The article discusses the career of U.S. actress Diane Keaton and states that she received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the organization the American Film Institute on June 8, 2017.

The article focuses on singer and actress Whitney Houston, focus of the documentary film "Whitney: Can I Be Me" by Nick Broomfield and Rudi Doleza. Topics include relationship with friend Robyn Crawford, her husband Bobbie Brown, her depression, and her death in 2012. The article also discusses the drowning death of her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown.

The cover story is presented, which profiles the American actor Julia Roberts. Particular focus is given to how she has been named the World's Most Beautiful Woman by the journal "People" in 2017. Additional topics discussed include her film role "Pretty Woman," her insights on her marriage to cinematographer Danny Moder, the first time she felt starstruck (meeting actor Gene Hackman), and how she plays the game mah-jongg to de-stress. Details relating to what she eats on a daily basis are also offered.

The article focuses on comedian Gary Gulman and his struggles with mental depression. Topics include his diagnosis, how he overcame his depression with a combination of medication, psychotherapy, and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), and his work on the documentary film about depression "The Great Depresh."

The article focuses on musician Linda Ronstadt, her struggles with Parkinson's disease, and the documentary on her life "Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice."

The article features kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard, seven years after her and her two daughters' liberation in 2009, as of July 2016. Topics discussed include her life as an 18-year sex captive of the convicted Garrido couple, her life recovery and rebuilding which was helped by her interest in pet animals and food, and indulgence in exercise and laughter, and her new memoir "Freedom: My Book of Firsts." Also noted is Dugard's effort to help other families who have suffered trauma.