Won't somebody think of Stephen King? An unusual Justice Department strategy sank the merger of two publishing titans. Here are the real-world effects Salon · Nov 26, 2022
Paramount scraps $2.2bn sale of Simon & Schuster publishing to Penguin Penguin owner Bertelsmann will not appeal US judge’s ruling that merger would be illegal because it would hit authors’ pay The Guardian - US · Nov 21, 2022
15 years ago, a Stephen King sci-fi classic became his most infamous movie A single change to the story sparked controversy... and praise. Here's how 'The Mist' redefined one of Stephen King's best stories. Inverse · Nov 20, 2022
How the Jason Blum-James Wan alliance might change horror as we know it Two titans of horror are officially teaming up. Inverse · Nov 18, 2022
Elizabeth Holmes' attorneys paint a dark picture of venture capital as her sentencing looms An “ardently resilient optimist” can actually do a lot of damage. Fortune · Nov 16, 2022
35 years ago, a Stephen King sci-fi movie launched a new era of Arnold Schwarzenegger With 'The Running Man," Arnold Schwarzenegger made a great sci-fi flick. If the 'Terminator' didn't exist, Arnold would still have been set up for sci-fi greatness. Inverse · Nov 14, 2022
When did clowns become so creepy? Clowns in American circuses were once considered a form of adult entertainment – with vulgar and sexual content Salon · Nov 12, 2022
Netflix could finally do justice to Stephen King's most "unfilmable" epic "Midnight Mass" boss Mike Flanagan wants to tackle Stephen King's epic sci-fi/fantasy/horror/Western series. Inverse · Nov 9, 2022
How early failure can lead to success later in creative careers Failing early in our careers can make us question whether we are on the right path. We may look at people who have succeeded from the outset and wonder why it doesn’t come so easily to us. Classical violinist Nigel Kennedy, actor Natalie Portman and painter Pablo Picasso are examples… The Conversation · Nov 8, 2022
Howard Stern doesn’t ‘give a (bleep)' if Twitter takes away his blue check Check yourself, Twitter. Tribune News Service · Nov 7, 2022
Elon Musk jokingly responds to AOC’s claim he’s sabotaging her Twitter account: ‘Naked abuse of power’ ‘This is what my app has looked like ever since my tweet upset you yesterday,’ tweeted the irritated congresswoman earlier this week The Independent UK · Nov 4, 2022
Twitter Says Layoffs to Begin Friday Twitter said it will start laying off employees on Friday, as the new billionaire owner Elon Musk moves quickly after his big takeover to make the messaging platform financially sound. A company-wide email seen by AFP says Twitter employees will receive word via email at the start of business Friday,… Asharq Al-Awsat · Nov 4, 2022
Mary McNamara: Elon Musk's Twitter and the con of online media Before we get into Elon Musk and his bizarre attempt to drive everyone of any prominence off the website he now owns, let us breathe deeply and remember that most people, celebrated or not, are not on Twitter. Los Angeles Times · Nov 4, 2022
Eric Idle slams Elon Musk’s Twitter verification plans which he says he stole from Monty Python Billionaire posted sketch about clinic where patients pay for confrontations with professional arguer The Independent UK · Nov 3, 2022
Benzinga · Nov 3, 2022 Musk's Twitter Takeover Incites Complaints From Celebs Who Voice To Quit Platform A small but growing number of celebrities, actors, and artists preferred to dump Twitter Inc after Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk's takeover, the Wall Street Journal
Zenger · Nov 3, 2022 Musk’s Anouncement To Slap Price Tag On Twitter Verification Invited Mixed Responses Being verified on Twitter comes with prestige. Now it also comes with a price tag.
The Independent UK · Nov 3, 2022 How Charles Cullen killed 29 patients in 16 years: The true story behind Netflix’s The Good Nurse Eddie Redmayne portrays the serial killer nurse in Netflix’s dramatisation of the case, while Jessica Chastain plays the coworker who helped stop him. Clémence Michallon reports on the case that rocked New Jersey
Bangkok Post · Nov 2, 2022 Musk Hints at $8 a Month for Verified Twitter Accounts Elon Musk is looking to quickly boost Twitter Inc.'s revenue by embracing subscriptions, aiming to make the social-media company less dependent on digital ads as Madison Avenue signals a cautious stance toward the site after the billionaire's takeover.
The Guardian - US · Nov 2, 2022 Trevor Noah on Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover: ‘He’s scrambling’ Late-night hosts discuss Elon Musk’s subscription plan for verified status on Twitter and Donald Trump’s subpoena by the House January 6 committee.
The Independent UK · Nov 2, 2022 Who killed The Lady of the Dunes? How Jaws could hold the answer The Lady of the Dunes has captivated the world for almost 50 years as many attempts to identify the 1974 murder victim proved futile... Until now. The FBI announced this week that Ruth Marie Terry, 37-year-old Tennessee woman, had been identified as the Provincetown victim. But who was she? How…
The Independent UK · Nov 2, 2022 AOC and Elon Musk get into spat over $8 Twitter subscription plan “Lmao at a billionaire earnestly trying to sell people on the idea that ‘free speech’ is actually a $8/mo subscription plan,” the congresswoman tweeted this week
The Independent UK · Nov 2, 2022 Stephen Colbert warns Twitter will be ‘chaos’ if Elon Musk charges for blue ticks In a leaked business plan, it emerged that Musk reportedly wants to charge a subscription fee for verified accounts
Evening Standard · Nov 2, 2022 Elon Musk says he was inspired by Monty Python for his Twitter plans Musk, the world’s richest man, wants to charge some users
The Independent UK · Nov 2, 2022 How Charles Cullen killed 29 patients in 16 years: The true story behind Netflix’s The Good Nurse Eddie Redmayne portrays the serial killer nurse in Netflix’s dramatisation of the case, while Jessica Chastain plays the coworker who helped stop him. Clémence Michallon reports on the case that rocked New Jersey
Wales Online · Nov 2, 2022 Elon Musk 'stole idea of charging for insults and arguments from Monty Python' It follows outrage among the Twitterati over plans to charge the rich, influential and famous a monthly fee to keep their 'blue tick'