
The HBO series makes some major revelations in its season-ending installment. Read our recap, and weigh in!
EXCLUSIVE: Two of Britain’s top actors will pair up in the latest BBC Christmas ghost story special, The Bride’s Chamber. Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, Sherlock) and Jim Broadbent (The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Bridget Jones) will star in the Dickensian story, alongside…

Celebrate Latine Heritage Month with these seven books by Latine authors that check off tasks in the 2026 Read Harder Challenge.

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Here are nine of the best new mysteries, thrillers, and true crime hitting shelves in October.










These whimsical, gentle, and cozy picture books encourage a sense of wonder and awe at the world around us.

Time loop love stories, amnesia romance, and ren faire meet-cutes: here are the new romance books out in October 2026 you need to know about.

Channel 4’s news and digital boss along with its next content chief will be given a place on the Gogglebox network’s board. Louisa Compton is a new Executive Board Member appointment and will sit alongside CEO Priya Dogra, CFO Lucy Thomas and Ian Katz’s soon-to-be-unveiled…

EXCLUSIVE: InterTalent, which reps top creators like The Grand Tour host Francis Bourgeois, has appointed two heads of its creator division. Dejah McCombe and Lucy Bendien have been promoted to the Co-Heads of Creators post.

This month's most anticipated books! Plus a bookish item we really should have in the States.

Preserved like frozen eddies in the whirlwind of a moral panic are the words of a national journalist, days after J.K. Rowling publishes her essay on the threat of the trans rights movement. Shona Craven’s newspaper article “This Is Why

I recently visited a house on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Despite its hospitable interiors, I wasn’t invited inside. I wandered around in the dark, peering through the windows like a voyeur. I couldn’t believe what I saw. I dreamed of

The literary world is finally asking a question it has dodged for years: What can a human writer do that artificial intelligence cannot? The answers tend to circle around technical and personal aspects of writing, like voice, lived experience, and

I like my fiction the way I like my reality TV: full of rich people behaving badly, all of whom are one wrong move away from total exposure. Fortunately for me, Rich People Behaving Badly is a whole supergenre—spanning thrillers,

We had several things on our 40th anniversary of American Girl wishlist: The relaunch of Grin Pins; a new historical doll with a more contemporary history (we have consistently suggested something from the 1960s Chicano Movement); a few updated Smart


After decades of writing about books, I was surprised to find that reading fanfic fundamentally shifted my relationship to stories.
Samantha Josephs, the author of the trans body horror novel Carrying, recommends three of her favorite trans and queer horror books.

Can you name a Randall Park TV show with a one- to three-word title?

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against the police force that arrested him earlier this year. According to The Telegraph, which broke the news, the issue revolves around the search warrants used by Thames Valley Police and its chief constable in relation to his…

After a hasty breakfast, of which she remembered nothing but that she had eaten it, Susanna found herself on the street car bound for college. She had indeed been dimly aware of the states through which she had passed up

Kristy Matheson previews key highlights and stars featured in the 70th edition and why she doesn't agree with people having "a grumble about how it doesn't seem like a big or a good year for cinema."