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Joseph Lelyveld Dies: Former New York Times Executive Editor, Pulitzer Prize Winner Was 86
Joseph Lelyveld, who won the 1986 Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction for his book, Move Your Shadow: South Africa, Black and White, and was a former executive editor and foreign correspondent for The New York Times, died on Friday at his Manhattan home.
He was 86 and succumbed to complications of…
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By Bruce Haring
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Legendary TV Director Don Mischer On His New Book And A Life In The Control Booth From Obama To The Oscars, The Super Bowl, The Olympics And More
There are few producers in live television with the kind of career Don Mischer has had in television, a career spanning six decades and just about every major event from the Oscars to the Olympics to Obama and all in between. Just a sampling of his credits…
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By Pete Hammond
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Barack Obama Lists Favorite Books For 2023
As he’s done in the past, former President Barack Obama has taken on the task of touting his favorite media.
Obama posted his favorite books today on Twitter and Instagram. The list follows his earlier recommendations for summer reading, which included nonfiction, novels, and thrillers. Some of his…
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‘Ridiculous And Ill-Advised’: Noah Centineo’s Arkhum Productions Developing Rale Sidebottom Book For Film
EXCLUSIVE: Actor Noah Centineo’s Arkhum Productions has acquired rights to Rale Sidebottom’s book Ridiculous and Ill-Advised for development as a feature, Deadline can reveal.
Sidebottom will adapt the script, with Centineo to produce via Arkhum. The team is eyeing a 2025 production…
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‘The Truth About Mrs. Claus’: Amazon MGM Studios Taps ‘The Mysterious Benedict Society’s Taylor Chukwu To Adapt Meena Harris Book For Film
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon MGM Studios has tapped Taylor Chukwu (The Mysterious Benedict Society) to script The Truth About Mrs. Claus, a new film based on the same-name book by Meena Harris that is currently in development.
The story takes place at the North Pole, where every elf dreams of being part of…
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Amazon MGM Studios Developing Lucy Score Bestseller ‘Things We Never Got Over’ For TV; ‘Echo’s Amy Rardin Set As Showrunner
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon MGM Studios is in development on Things We Never Got Over, a series adaptation of the bestselling romance novel by Lucy Score. Set to adapt the book, exec produce and showrun is Echo’s Amy Rardin.
The first book in Score’s NYT bestselling Knockemout series, which has sold over five…
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‘Assistant To The Villain’: Legendary Television Snaps Up Rights To “Romantasy” Novel By BookToker Hannah Nicole Maehrer
EXCLUSIVE: Following a competitive auction, Legendary Television has snapped up rights to the hugely popular ‘romantasy’ novel Assistant to the Villain for development as a series.
Published by Red Tower Books, an imprint of Entangled Publishing, on August 29th, Assistant to the Villain is the…
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Peter Bart: Barbra Streisand Doesn’t Like To Hear The Word “Cut” In Her Movies Or Her Memoirs
When Barbra Streisand delivered her 992-page memoir to her editor at Viking earlier this year, did anyone urge her to cut? Even gently?
Not that it would have done any good, for Streisand has a lot to say and her opus was termed "exhausting, ecstatic…
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‘House Of The Dragon’ Second Season Episodes Are “Very Dark,” Says George R.R. Martin
The creator behind the Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon has given his verdict on the first two episodes of season two.
Writing on his Not a Blog website, George R.R. Martin related how he visited the set of what he termed “Hot D” for three days while it was being shot.
“All I…
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MBC Studios Set To Adapt Saudi Writer Osamah Almuslim’s Bestseller ‘Khawf’ – Red Sea Film Festival
MBC Studios is developing a series adaptation of popular Saudi writer Osamah Almuslim's best-selling debut horror novel Khawf (Fear).
It is the second work by Almuslim to be adapted by the high-end production arm of Riyadh-based media giant MBC Group, after his fantasy Rise Of The Witches about two…
‘Weslandia’: Kenny Ortega To Direct Feature Adaptation Of Bestselling Children’s Book
EXCLUSIVE: Radar Pictures and Bandits Roost Entertainment have tapped Kenny Ortega (High School Musical) to direct Weslandia, a feature adaptation of the international bestselling children's book by Newbery Medal winner Paul Fleischman.
Shawn DeLoache (The New Adventures of Peter and Wendy) is…
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Myles Goodwyn Dies: April Wine’s Founding Singer-Guitarist Was 75
Myles Goodwyn, the founding frontman and guitarist for platinum Canadian rock band April Wine who wrote and sang such hits as “Sign of the Gypsy Queen,” “Roller” and “I Like to Rock,” died December 4. He was 75.
No further details on cause of death, location or funeral details will be disclosed…
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