The Netflix and A+E Studios series 'The Lincoln Lawyer' has been renewed for Season 5, ahead of the show's Season 4 premiere on February 5.
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A niche genre is making waves among romance BookTok fans. Dark romance books take readers to the taboo side of romantic literature.
Microsoft is giving Paint and Notepad apps on Windows new artificial intelligence capabilities for editing text and making digital illustrations.
Staff also report around 28% of children started school unable to eat and drink independently, and 25% had difficulty with basic life skills.
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This month’s book releases kick off what is sure to be an exciting publishing season for readers in 2026. Releases include ‘Call Me Ishmaelle’ and ‘Half...
A decade into the Trump era, readers who were once hungry to learn about the man seem to have had their fill.
2026 is set to be a big year for book releases with several celebrity memoirs and some highly anticipated fiction titles
Our staff writes about the best books that they read over the course of the year, including science fiction, lesser-known classics, and examinations of society.
Our book critic picks the best books of the year.
io9 reached out to genre writers and asked them to share the titles they couldn't put down this year.
Christopher McPartland, once Suffolk County’s top corruption watchdog, is now a consultant for wealthy criminals thanks to his self-founded firm, McPartland F...
The smartest gifts are often the smartest books.
This month's new book releases include ‘A Danger to the Minds of Young Girls,’ a new book by Brandon Sanderson and other highly anticipated releases.
Indie studio A24 and giant Barnes & Noble are launching the A24 Shop Experience, studio branded spaces inside some of the chain’s leading stores.
This month's new releases include ‘Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts’ by Margaret Atwood and ‘Cursed Daughters’ by Oyinkan Braithwaite
Nigel Farage has, for the first time, ‘articulated something resembling a fiscal rule’ that he hopes will win over voters and the markets
Arcadia Publishing built its empire on small-town storytellers. Now it wants to sell their words to an A.I. company no one will name.
