33 Books to Read Before You're 30, According to Vogue
What works of literature should inform your twenties? There is no answer, of course, but we have some opinions.
Source: vogue.com
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G marks the Spot: when it comes to celebrity endorsements, the truth is still out there
Disappointment over Gillian Anderson's foray into nutritional woo shows how attached we can become to a well-cultivated celebrity persona
Source: skeptic.org.uk
The unfailing connection of a classic novel
I have always been a fan of old books. There’s a comfort I find in between the pages of a story written long ago, a sort of escape from my modern...
Source: smokymountainnews.com
A Guide to All of Edith Wharton's Novels and Novellas
With the brand-new adaptation of The Buccaneers now airing, it's time to dive into Wharton's impressive oeuvre.
Source: yahoo.com
'The Buccaneers' review: More 'Bridgerton' than Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton's last (unfinished) novel of American girls in England is occasionally visible in this souped-up adaptation premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+.
Source: latimes.com
The CMAs, back to high school and 'The Buccaneers'
I’M SO CONFUSED. Why is Peyton Manning, a very good quarterback and a seemingly nice guy, co-hosting the 57th Annual CMA Awards (8 p.m., ABC, TV-PG)? Apparently, he broke into
Source: unionleader.com
Brilliant director Terence Davies mourned after death | Harwich and Manningtree Standard
Cinema enthusiasts are mourning a brilliant director and great poet asTerence Davies died on October 7 in his home in Mistley after a short illness.
Terence Davies Honored by Gillian Anderson After Director's Death
Gillian Anderson honored the late 'House of Mirth' director Terence Davies following his death at 77.
Source: variety.com
Terence Davies, 77, Dies; Filmmaker Mined Literature and His Own Life
With a poetic sensibility, “Distant Voices, Still Lives” echoed his Liverpool upbringing, and “The House of Mirth” put Edith Wharton’s novel on the screen.
Source: nytimes.com