Sure, there are 5 million new TV shows premiering this fall, but did you know there are even more books? To guide us through the high season, Vulture asked ten fall novelists to share their must-read lists. Read on for selections from Gary Shteyngart, Tana French, and more.
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Reveries is ASMR for your eyes. That’s the best way I can describe it. Or, it’s like an ayahuasca session conducted by a Shaman who looks and sounds much like the late, great Mitch Hedberg. Yeah, maybe it’s the perfect combination of those two.For over 40 minutes, narrations from creators
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When Thandie Newton gave her thank-yous after winning Outstanding Supporting Actress for her work in Westworld, part of the actress’s speech was bleeped out. “I don’t even believe in God, but I’m going to thank her tonight,” Newton began, before a swear slipped through. “I am so fucking blessed to
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With raves from Toronto and Venice, A Star Is Born’s star is already crowning. The Bradley Cooper–Lady Gaga drama follows the beats of the three previous iterations: A rising singer begins a romance with an alcoholic on his way to has-been status. But this latest remake has been a long
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Sure sure, Emma Stone and Jonah Hill might be the “stars” of Netflix’s Maniac, but let Justin Theroux give you a taste of what he’s been up to. In the series, Theroux plays Dr. James K. Mantleray who works at the mysterious Neberdine Pharmaceutical and Biotech alongside Dr. Robert Muramoto
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Carl Reiner’s The Dick Van Dyke Show was ground zero for a number of comedy mainstays. It introduced the world to Broadway star Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Morey Amsterdam, and Richard Deacon and reintroduced the world to the then grown-up child star Rose Marie. The show ended in
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It was exactly seven years ago today that Occupy Wall Street took over Zuccotti Park, that “privately owned public space” run by the big landlord Brookfield Properties, which among many other things owns the adjacent office tower, One Liberty Plaza. That brief bongo-inflected moment in 2011 turned a pleasant enough
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It was bound to happen. Honestly, it’s surprising it didn’t happen sooner. After the wild cineplex success of this February’s Black Panther, it was only a matter of time before Marvel decided to capitalize on the acclaim for its unsettlingly sympathetic antagonist, Erik Killmonger. The character has been tyrannizing his
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