Details Emerge on Mick Jagger's Scrapped 1980s Memoir
Will we ever see a Mick Jagger memoir? It seems unlikely.
How the Stoner Noir Went Mainstream
For decades, alcohol was the crutch of fictional PIs. Times have changed, maaaaan.
Auction of Brontë Drawings Postponed After Controversy
A fundraising effort for the collection of the Honresfield Library is underway
Justin Baldoni Wants Men to Rethink Everything They Know About Becoming a Dad
In “Man Enough,” the author and actor interrogates the harmful patriarchal narratives that leave men completely unprepared for fatherhood
George R.R. Martin Proves Once Again He Doesn't Care About Finishing "Game of Thrones"
Will the last volumes of "A Song of Ice and Fire" ever see the light of day?
An Ode to Airline Magazines, Which Appear to Be Permanently Grounded
American Airlines is the latest to end its in-flight publication, which served as an excellent and comforting travel resource
Was Marilyn Monroe Murdered? Frank Sinatra Thought So.
The singer believed the Mafia or the Kennedys were involved in his friend's death
The 12 Books You Should Be Reading This June
From a cruise gone wrong to a pasta almanac to a real-life murder mystery involving a legendary New Yorker
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for June
Including Netflix’s strangest show yet and the long-awaited premiere of “Kevin Can Go F--- Himself”
Rediscovered Charles M. Schulz Comics Show Another Side of His Art
"Peanuts" wasn't all he created
Edgar Allan Poe Once Wrote a Wildly Successful Seashell Guidebook
It had a lasting impact on the world of science
Steinbeck Wrote a Murder Mystery About a Werewolf, But His Estate Won't Publish It
Gavin Jones, a professor at Stanford, is advocating for the book's release
How Civilization Was Built on Getting “Drunk”
A new book dissects the entertainingly evolutionary roots of intoxication
Kate Darling Knows the Secret to Coexisting With Robots
According to the MIT robot ethicist, the key isn't looking forward — it's looking back, to the animal kingdom
Meet Branwell Brontë, the Rob Kardashian of Victorian Literature’s Most Famous Family
A relatively unsuccessful brother overshadowed by three powerful sisters? Sounds familiar.
My Conversation With Haruki Murakami Never Really Ends
Sean Wilsey chats with the prolific novelist about music, racism and a writing process that never stops evolving