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On Tuesday, an NHL player decided to skip his team’s “pride” demonstration citing his Christian faith for his refusal to participate. Naturally, the woke left went on the attack, and one sports writer in particular thought he had the…

Elizabeth Williamson is a feature writer for The New York Times whose book Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth came out in March.  Appearing as a guest on Thursday's Amanpour & Co. on PBS, Williamson…

Elisabeth Finch, a former screenwriter and producer for the hit television drama “Grey’s Anatomy,” admitted after months of investigation that she had fabricated claims that she had cancer and that her brother had committed suicide.Finch…

Julie Powell, a writer and home cook who became a culinary phenomenon while trying to make every recipe in Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” a year-long project that she chronicled in an irreverent blog and a book,…

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law was a show full of quirky Marvel references and comic book deep cuts, but its head writer has now explained how its most surprising cameo came about.Spoiler Warning: This article features spoilers for She-Hulk:…

In 2009, Breaking Bad opened the book on Lalo Salamanca, and now, 13 years later, Better Call Saul writer-EP Gordon Smith has closed it. After writing several of the most critically acclaimed hours in the series, Smith’s…

This post contains spoilers for the latest episode of Better Call Saul, “Point and Shoot.” This week’s Better Call Saul is the last script of the series written by Gordon Smith. After entering the Heisenberg-verse as an office assistant…

As the novelist Lore Segal noted in The Times Book Review, Molkho, while his wife is still drawing breath, has his eye on his widowed legal adviser as a “post-mortem possibility” and spends the rest of the novel in encounters with other…

A liberal Vox writer panicked after the Fifth Circuit upheld the controversial “censorship” law. NetChoice, the plaintiff in the lawsuit to stay the law, sued Texas over the “censorship” law last year and argued that it…

<!-- SHOW ARTICLE --> From left, Chuck Johnson and local author Kendra Johnson, whose pen name is Kay G. Jay. Kendra said her trilogy of novels beginning with “Once a Long Time Ago” may…