These of the flailing words of Materialists star Dakota Johnson just after she's bitten into Da Bomb on Hot Ones, valiantly battling her way through the spicy wing challenge despite proclaiming up ...

Skip the overpriced gelato and the watery poolside rosé—these icy page-turners will chill you from the inside out.

Michelle Huneven’s novel begins as a family comedy before veering in unexpected directions.

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In the mood for a good laugh? Our favorite funny books for kids are sure to get even the most reluctant readers engaged and giggling. The humorous options on this list range from silly picture books ...

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Whoever handles social media for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, learned an important lesson on clarity Friday afternoon. It all started after the agency posted on X: “Contact us if you ...

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Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan on the acclaimed CBS ... based on its length and the ad revenue per minute. As a tough, by-the-book major, Swit’s Houlihan was a rare strong woman on television.

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The book "Grown" by Tiffany Jackson has been added to the rotation of The Bottom's Banned Book Club and will be discussed at the club's reading event 2-4 p.m. May 31 at Lawson McGhee Library, 500 W.