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Our first look at new books on filmmaking in 2022 must start with a mention of what is sure to be the most noteworthy cinema-related text in the first quarter

One of the many things that sets the book Just Green It!: Simple Swaps to Save Your Health and the Planet ($17.95, Running Press) apart from other green guides is its focus on specific product brands. Authors Ron and Lisa Beres, the founders of GreenNest.com, aren’t afraid to name names. Covering everything from lightbulbs to […]

From tough love titles to budgeting manuals, guided journals are no longer the domain of niche and self help publishers. <strong>Jenny Valentish</strong> puts some to the test

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s “Colonial Williamsburg Christmas: Celebrating Classic Traditions and the Spirit of the Holiday” (Globe Pequot, 192 pgs., $29.99) is a fresh and vibrant volume, providing a new photographic tribute to Christmastide in the Historic Area of 21st century Williamsburg.

Alonso Duralde highlights new releases, from holiday horror to Hallmark cozy

There are plenty of gifts this year for the classic military movie fan.

A recent weatherproofing project at my house got an unlikely boost from Nancy’s yogurt. The brand’s containers stepped in for plastic stripping that my partner and I were stapling over some plastic sh...

Author and TCM host Eddie Muller has some great insights into how the end of WWII changed the way we watched movies.

Literary agent Stephanie Barrouillet looks at what's hot in children's books and what rights buyers are looking for in several countries.

K.E. Flann's How To Survive A Human Attack: A Guide for Werewolves, Mummies, Cyborgs, Ghosts, Nuclear Mutants, and Other Movie Monsters is a survival handbook