by Lisa Jewell ‧ RELEASE DATE: Aug. 8, 2023 It’s hard to read but hard to look away from. Likes 23 Our Verdict GET IT New York Times Bestseller When two women who share a birthday meet, a journalist becomes the subject of her own true-crime mystery. On their 45th birthdays, Josie Fair and Alix […]
The opener’s understated, cleanly drawn art and straightforward storytelling continue in this sequel, which takes the adventurers to the remote Wandering Isles, the source of firebird magic. There, Atana’s firebird friend, Ren, can heal and call on the rest of the long-vanished firebirds to help mend the problems disrupting Earth’s magic flow. Meanwhile, Atana’s kidnapping
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Kathy Bates, who co-stars in the upcoming comedy movie “Unconditional Love,” has just sold her Hollywood Hills home for close to its $859,000 asking price to actor-writer Jon Cryer. The Oscar-winning Bates (best actress, “Misery,” 1990), who played Miss Hannigan in the ABC production of “Annie” (1999) and directed last year’s A&E; TV movie “Dash
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THE REGION — Ladera Heights Estates, one of the central city’s few luxury housing tracts, is weathering tough economic times and selling homes at a brisker pace than developers had expected. Forty of the 67 houses built so far in the 37-acre tract have sold after being on the market since last fall, said Randall Lewis, Lewis
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Ted Field, a TV producer and an heir of Chicago department-store magnate Marshall Field, plans to move Monday into the mansion owned for 43 years by silent screen star Harold Lloyd, who died in 1971. By taking occupancy, Field might be putting an end to those rumors that were circulating last November that he planned
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Today they are prosperous builders who remodel homes for the stars, the 117 members of a notorious ‘60s commune who a decade ago wrote off the rest of the world as hopelessly corrupt and withdrew so completely that they adopted their own calendar to number the years. They are the Lyman Family, an eclectic band
