Agatha Christie is a master of murder mysteries, making her one of the greatest authors ever. Here are her best books (which ...

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The result was “Kill My Mother,” a noir tale that leans on the nostalgia of old Los Angeles, Raymond Chandler and black ... Award and was made into a movie starring Elliott Gould.

Jules Feiffer, the cartoonist and playwright whose syndicated comic strip ran for four decades, has died. The Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner was 95.

In this special edition of Artist On Artist, musician Bino Blip and directors Kids of Bill dive into the inner workings of their creative relationship.

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Nobody other than Raymond Chandler and Mike Davis ever nailed down ... We saw it at some midnight movie screening, most likely, and felt as if we’d met a friend, a rightly disturbed but highly ...

Nobody other than Raymond Chandler and Mike Davis ever nailed down a vision of ... We saw it at some midnight movie screening, most likely, and felt as if we’d met a friend, a rightly disturbed but ...

There’s nothing fun or romantic about the frontier in the Old West as seen ... Lights builds on the movie that came before it and focuses on Coach Eric Taylor (Kyle Chandler), his wife Tami ...

For two weeks at the beginning of January in New York, a cluster of theater festivals—including Under the Radar, Prototype, the Exponential Festival, and PhysFestNYC—stage a confetti cannon’s worth of ...

Her two-year old son, Onyx, was playing on the porch when Georgia Tann ... Miss Tann adopted a baby girl whom she named June. Quoted in Barbara Raymond’s book about Miss Georgia Tann, June’s daughter ...

Raymond Chandler immortalized the hot, dry, deadly Santa Ana winds that same year in his short story "Red Wind." This year's California fires were not unpredictable. Quite the opposite.