Hannah Holland

The love story at the center of Netflix’s new show “Forever” begins the same way Judy Blume’s 1975 novel, the inspiration for the series, does: at a New Year’s Eve party over pots of fondue. Told to us from high […]

The year is 2009. You’re a sophomore at a big public high school in northern New Jersey. The seasons are just starting to change, you’ve got babysitting money in your black Longchamp tote, your favorite berry-pink North Face fleece jacket

Earlier this week, Suzanne Collins added another book to her literary pantheon, a prequel to “The Hunger Games” called “Sunrise on the Reaping.” Nearly two decades after the original trilogy was published, “Sunrise on the Reaping” proves how critical and

This week I took an early morning cup of coffee to the dog park, I had a work lunch at an Italian restaurant, I chatted with my colleagues in between productive bursts, and I had a glass of wine with

As lawmakers take their seats in the Capitol building Tuesday evening for President Donald Trump’s address, some members of Congress — members of the Democratic Women’s Caucus — will be dressed in a color seldom seen on the political stage:

This summer, the first of what’s slated to be romance author Colleen Hoover’s several upcoming movie adaptions, “It End With Us,” was marred by controversy. Blake Lively, who played the film’s protagonist, Lily Bloom, was lambasted for the way she

By all accounts, Sally Rooney’s highly anticipated fourth novel was not a typical book release. When it comes to a galley release, most books get the same treatment: paperback advanced copies, called ARCs or gallies, are released five months or

Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice” is a creative and chaotic tour de force that tells the story of a centuries-old, highly charismatic and very disgusting bio-exorcist, Betelgeuse, who helps a recently deceased couple get some new, alive, inhabitants out of their house.

Ten years ago, President Barack Obama appeared at a press conference wearing a pale khaki suit and a gray, striped tie. The outfit choice prompted a slew of outraged headlines, particularly from Republicans. Then-New York Congressman Peter T. King contended

When Colleen Hoover self-published her first young adult novel, “Slammed,” in early 2012, she was living in a single-wide trailer with her husband and three sons. She made $30 in royalties and was thrilled: It was enough to pay the