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Mulberry Films, a film and television production company based in Los Angeles, Calif., whose managing director is Indian American Rashaana Shah, has acquired multiple bestselling books for film and television adaption. Shah said in a statement: “We want to dwell in true stories of real heroes that resonate with global audiences.” One of their projects, “Nanda Devi,” is a film on the Uttarakhand glacier tragedy and is based on “Spies in the Himalayas: Secret Missions and Perilous Climbs,” authored by legendary Indian mountaineer M.S. Kohli, who conquered Mount Eve...

Book review of Lynette Eason’s “Collateral Damage” by Beverly Anderson, with recent additions.

Somerset County Library System offers virtual programming throughout February Somerset County Library System offers virtual programming throughout February Virtual Programs for Children, ‘Tweens, and Teens Tips and Tricks for Animal Crossing, grades 6-12, 5-6 p.m. Feb. 1. Discover tips and tricks for the Nintendo Switch game. Register at sclsnj.libnet.info/event/4669932. Meet author Rita Williams-Garcia, grades 6-12, 1-2 p.m. Feb. 2. Register at sclsnj.libnet.info/event/4674792. T-shirt bag craft, grades 3-8, 4-5 p.m. Feb. 2. Upcycle an old t-shirt into a new bag. Register at sclsnj.libnet...

Hulu's Canadian comedy returns with seven episodes of relentless puns, callback jokes, brawling and verbose randiness. Like many a new religious convert, I've been proselytizing aggressively for Letterkenny as I worked my way through eight seasons of the Canadian comedy over the past couple months. That sounds like an impressive act of dedication except that Letterkenny is tremendously good, moves quickly and, over those eight seasons, aired only 54 episodes, a number that included regular six-episode seasons and an annual holiday episode that Hulu tacked onto the end of each. You might hav...

Off the Shelf: 2020 Favorites Rhonda Frevert Burlington Public Library One of my favorite end of the year traditions is gathering staff picks for books, audiobooks, and movies, not just from my own coworkers, but also from staff members at our neighboring libraries, too. I hope you enjoy seeing what your area librarians have been loving this year and find a few things to add to your list to read, listen to, or watch in the new year. Your local library would love to lend these items to you. Ask your local library about availability or requesting the item through interlibrary loan. These i...