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A Second “Game of Thrones” Prequel Awaits Series Order From HBO

Series rumored to be adapted from George R. R. Martin’s Targaryen history “Fire & Blood”

Fashion's Favorite Artist Is Bringing Antiquity Back to High-End Menswear

Luke Edward Hall thinks your wardrobe should pay respect to the Classics

Cycling Legend Jonathan Vaughters on Taking the Sport Into the Future

His memoir “One-Way Ticket: Nine Lives on Two Wheels” is out now

More Harvey Weinstein Sources, Accusers and Protectors Revealed in New Book, “She Said”

The book takes a behind-the-scenes look at the breaking of the scandal that launched the #MeToo movement

Mick Jagger Criticizes World Leaders Over Climate Change at Venice Film Festival

The musician and actor was there promoting the forthcoming film “The Burnt Orange Heresy”

What Happens When Living in Isolation Goes Wrong?

A host of new (and old) books explore the paradox of pastoral life

Chicago Writer Barry Pearce Shares the 5 Books That Changed His Life

The lifelong Chicagoan was just named the Nelson Algren Award winner for 2019

Lou Reed Lyric Book To Feature Intros By Martin Scorsese, Laurie Anderson

The book will also be updated to include lyrics from "Lulu"

The 8 New Books You Should Be Reading This September

It's basically Christmas season for book lovers, with new titles from Malcolm Gladwell, Josh Gondelman and Patti Smith

The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for September

Including the best movie prop auction ever, a new book by Malcolm Gladwell and the first slate of Oscar contenders

The Rise of the High-End Western

“Yellowstone” leads a group of works revitalizing the genre

Excerpt: The Story Behind Graham Greene's WWII "Spy Brothel"

A new book explores the real-life tales of famous writers who doubled as wartime operatives

The Foul-Mouthed Milwaukee Bartender That Connected Al Capone and Joseph McCarthy

Her newly-reissued memoir abounds with gangsters, whiskey and an unquenchable spirit

Inside the Crisis Facing College Newspapers

College newspapers wrestle with industry- and campus-specific issues