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Movie Review: Confusing Tone Hinders 'Fantastic Four: First Steps'

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"The Fantastic Four: First Steps," in theaters Friday, is no fun as it never gains control of its tone. For starters, it's not even the team's first steps.See the Story

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Jacob Elordi Is Completely Unrecognizable in Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein Movie Photo

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Jacob Elordi is barely recognizable as the grotesque monster in Guillermo del Toro's upcoming Frankenstein movie. See his dramatic transformation.See the Story

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Tom Bateman and Lili Reinhart to Star in THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS and More Book News!

It’s time for another roundup of some of the most important book news of the week! From new cover reveals to adaptation news to an important new collection supporting relief efforts in Palestine. Lots of exciting stuff, so let’s get right into it. Sarah Dessen is back with her first novel in seven years, and here’s the cover reveal. Dessen has signed a special three-book deal with Simon & Schuster, so we can expect more books from the author i…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

A Haunting Yet Beautiful Portrait of a Climate Devastated World

Have you ever read a book where you felt completely transported into its world? The pages before you disappear, as do the walls around you. Instead of your usual life, you’re there, with the characters, living in that curious world beside them. This is how I felt reading Susanna Kwan’s new debut novel, Awake in the Floating City. Her atmospheric and affecting writing paints a tragic and memorable portrait of a dying world. Whenever I returned to…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Early Closure of House Leaves IMLS Future Hanging; What This Means & What You Can Do

On March 14, the Trump administration announced via an Executive Order that the only federal agency dedicated to public libraries and museums, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) would be dismantled. Since that time, employees have been laid off and federal funding has been revoked and reinstated nationwide. The Trump-appointed acting director of the agency, Keith Sonderling, made clear that the purpose of the agency going forwar…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

More Black Women Spies, Please

Culling is a big part of the process of curating a “Best of” list, and while I crossed my fingers that all of my picks would make it onto the final Best Beach Reads of All Time list, I’m an editor. Whittle, I must. It pained me to cut a few of my own, but that doesn’t mean I can’t blab about these books elsewhere. So, I’m recommending a novel that didn’t make the list, that I stand by as an excellent beach/summer read. It manages to contain deep…FBI · Burkina Faso Read Article

8 Books to Read for Transgender History Month

August is Transgender History Month, and that’s as good an excuse as any to read trans history and trans historical fiction books! Transgender history is vast, varied, and long—dating back to some of the earliest known oral histories. As long as there have been people, there have been gender-nonconforming people. So there’s no way to summarize trans history in a list like this—these are just some of the books that should be on your radar. Most o…United States · United States Read Article

Do Chatbots Imitating Book Characters Cross the Line?

It’s time to round up the library news from the last couple weeks, and once again, we’re focusing in on the three big issues facing libraries right now: AI, censorship, and shenanigans at the federal level. Let’s dive in. AI Updates The founders of Bloodhound Books have launched an AI fiction translation company. I am not a translator, but I know that translation is a legitimate art form that requires nuance and expertise to do well. This feels…Artificial Intelligence · Wisconsin Read Article

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