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Making of Grittier Jane Austen 2026 Film
Some stories refuse to stay on the page. The Hollywood Reporter’s Beyond the Book column explores what happens when books make the leap to screen […]
Bethany Joy Lenz On ‘The Betrayal Of Cora Wexford’ & Painting
Note: This story discusses violence and emotional abuse. Bethany Joy Lenz was just 12 years old when she penned her first novel on her family […]
Sofia Franklyn Writes Candidly About Her Abortion: “This Is Hard for Me to Say Even Now”
I pee on a stick to prove it. “I’m not pregnant!” I yell out from the bathroom. Aidan comes in to verify. “Let me see,” […]
The Art of the Deal: Jared Kushner’s Hacked Phone Revealed His Secret Negotiations— Including More Than $700 Million in Transfers
As they monitored Kushner’s phone, they discovered he used it to log in to a UAE bank account. By the time the Dutch spies had […]
How Jill Biden Concealed the President’s Rapid Deterioration
Jill Biden assumed the role of First Lady with the benefit of decades of political experience, as a Senate wife and second lady. She had […]
Do Female Writers Have to Turn Themselves Into a Brand, While Men Get a Pass?
I came home to a football-sized bubble on the kitchen ceiling. It jiggled when I touched it, swollen with water from a leak I couldn’t […]
Larry David on the True Story of How the Seinfeld Pilot Was Written—and Rewritten: “They Just Kept Making It Worse”
“It just kind of came out very quickly,” David says about the pilot, which took only about a week to complete. “In part because I […]
‘Carrie’ Star Alison Thornton on Chris Character, ‘Christine’ Theories
Alison Thornton is fully embracing the divided online discourse provoked by her polarizing character in Prime Video‘s Carrie. The Vancouver native actress, who is in […]
Inside Pumpkinhead and The Babysitter Strategy
Some stories refuse to stay on the page. The Hollywood Reporter’s Beyond the Book column explores what happens when books make the leap to screen […]