The “Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room,” by the Institute for Primary Facts, shows millions of pages of Epstein files.

In David Sedaris’s wry new collection, being alive is as weird, atrocious, contradictory, unfair and funny as ever. By Roddy Doyle Roddy Doyle’s most recent novel is “The Women Behind the Door.” When ...

EXCLUSIVE: Color Book, an intimate black-and-white film centered on a father and son from writer and director David Fortune, will premiere on Netflix on June 19. Deadline has the trailer, which can be ...

A lot of fun Pokémon merchandise has been released this year, like a mini Pokémon jukebox that was announced as part of the 30-year anniversary celebration of Pokémon. There's also this beautiful ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Even if the term “floppy disk” sounds like Old English to you, you’ll be captivated by this debut novel about a ...

Nerdist has your exclusive first look at the deluxe Limited Edition version of the new Back to the Future: The Complete Screenplay book. I will never get tired of watching Back to the Future. It’s an ...

In 'Delusions: of Grandeur, of Romance, of Progress,' the author and filmmaker points her pen at the people and places that have been causing her anguish lately. She just didn't think about what would ...

In “How Flowers Made Our World,” David George Haskell makes a case for their soft power. By Adam Nicolson Adam Nicolson is the author, most recently, of “Bird School: A Beginner in the Wood.” When you ...

The seventh annual Lehigh Valley Book Festival, a “celebration of reading” set for March 26-29, will showcase a multitude of immersive events for all ages while encouraging individuals to “close your ...

The iconic game The 7th Guest has been brought back to life with modern technology, delivering an atmospheric story like no other. Six guests have been welcomed to a foreboding mansion, but something ...

Tech empires rise and fall so quickly that the mind can hardly conceive of one lasting half a century, but it’s true: In 1976, two 20-somethings named Steve (Jobs and Wozniak) asked their 41-year-old ...

Cazzie David likes to describe Delusions: Of Grandeur, of Romance, of Progress (out today from St. Martin’s Press) as a “prolonged existential crisis in essays.” Those essays—and crises—assume ...