The Intersection of Books, Movies, and Television
What is it about Oscar-toting actors riding superhero movies as career vehicle? Lisa Rosman reports.
Diana Gabaldon’s book editor attended this week's 'Outlander' premiere and reported back to Word & Film.
We're speaking with Maya Van Wagenen, the fifteen-year-old author of the bestselling memoir Popular.
Tied to the release of Child of God, here are nine explorations of man pushed to the margins of society.
A peek into 'Into the Woods' is finally here, and we're also watching news on the upcoming season of 'Game of Thrones' and more.
For fans of speculative fiction with terrifyingly bleak, post apocalyptic scenarios, few adaptations can top Alfonso Cuaron’s Children of Men based on the novel by P.D. James.
Christopher Walken joins the 'Jungle Book' cast, setting the Amelia Bedelia record straight, and more in our Wednesday look at entertainment's goings-on.
Bollywood takes on Hamlet via 'Haider,' the 'Mockingjay' trailer is here, and more -- all in our daily roundup.
Jennifer Niven's new novel is a 1945-set story of a war heroine come to Hollywood. So, naturally, we wanted to talk movies of the 1940s.
Our first glimpse at the new Wonder Woman, Patrick Wilson backs out of 'Ant-Man,' and more from big stars and bigger characters.
June 28 marks the World War I centennial and we're looking back at the films that have helped us gain a full grasp of how it all played out.
We're watching -- and rewatching -- the Fifty Shades trailer, looking forward to Guardians of the Galaxy, and more in today's roundup.
Woody Allen’s latest, ‘Magic in the Moonlight,’ perpetuates the problem of May-December romances that just don’t make sense.
As the adaptation of John le Carré’s novel, A Most Wanted Man, lands in theaters, let’s review the good, bad, and mediocre adaptations of his work.
