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"You guys are going to be so happy. I'm extremely happy, and now my expectations are up, and I'm going to keep them there," Hoover shared.
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They married in 2021 but he hasn't been able to move here because he's on probation for bank robbery. Now the author has finally got the go-ahead to relocate.
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Author John Green's brother explained the "good news [and] bad news" of his Hodgkin's lymphoma, sharing his plans to undergo four months of chemotherapy.
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It’s not the first time impressive artwork has been pilfered from Paris Review headquarters at one of the literary publication's storied parties.
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The scribe says she needs $20,000 to fund her her split from equally buzzy author Keith Gessen, adding she's "deeply sad that it has come to this."
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Page Six has learned that Emily Gould and Keith Gessen, who married in 2014, are gearing up for a divorce.
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"It's going to be sexy, sleazy, glamorous and ultra-girly ... just like me," Marnell shares with Page Six. "It's coming for that Judith Krantz trajectory."
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“Weinstein had some notion in his head that his body was attractive,” says the author of the bombshell exposé.
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"I absolutely do not believe that racism is practiced against white writers," he wrote on Facebook.
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"I’m astonished by the appropriation issue," said the author, whose 24th novel, "French Braid," is out on Tuesday.
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A series of unseen sketches drawn by Dr. Seuss will be edited by an “inclusive” group of writers and artists from “diverse racial backgrounds” before they are published for the...
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Built in 2001, Freestone Farm, in Hopewell, NJ, was designed by Seattle-based architect James Cutler of Cutler Anderson Architects, famed for co-designing Xanadu 2.0.
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"I approached this just the way I'd profile Jon Bon Jovi — no offense to Bon Jovi — but I wanted to explore the form of the celebrity profile," Orlean...
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"All I know is that Donna gave a polite decline when asked to participate in the podcast," host Lili Anolik says. "Then my producer started hearing from her lawyer …"
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Real estate tycoon Ari Rastegar is writing a book — with an 11 year-old podcaster.
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They are moving uptown.
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Larry McMurtry, the prolific novelist and screenwriter who won a Pulitzer Prize and an Academy Award for his work, died Thursday at 84.
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More than seven million of his books have been published worldwide
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Not all is fair in fiction.
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"Took eight months to write but a lifetime to gather."
"You guys are going to be so happy. I'm extremely happy, and now my expectations are up, and I'm going to keep them there," Hoover shared.