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L. J. Shen believes there is something truly magical about a small town, grumpy x sunshine romance where both characters are in different places in their lives who are not over one another. That was part of the inspiration behind "Truly Madly Deeply."
Don’t you just hate it when a movie has a stellar cast, including two Oscar winners (Cate Blanchett and Alicia Vikander), but doesn’t quite know what to do with them? Or it puts them through humiliating sequences far below their status and acting abilities. Such is the case with “Rumours” (Bleecker Street), co-directed by Evan Johnson, Galen Johnson, and Guy Maddin (!), a sort of Wes Anderson meets Ari Aster mash-up that somehow isn’t funny or scary enough.
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When it comes to author Lucy Score, fans of romance novels can expect books full of relatable characters, fun banter and a lot of swoony moments.
Why is Broward County a great place for live music?
The first half of LGBTQ History Month is also the second half of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which makes the arrival of the groundbreaking anthology “Latino Poetry: The Library of America Anthology” (The Library of America, 2024) even more meaningful.
Can we all agree that there’s nothing worse than reading a book by a humorist and not laughing?
HOLIDAY WHINES: No, it’s not, “I wanted cha-cha heels!” I’m talking about fine wines for your table.
You can expect angst, spice, and drama galore in Catharina Maura's book, "Mine for a Moment."
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