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The next novel by Tahmima Anam, the author of acclaimed and award-winning books “A Golden Age” and “The Good Muslim,” is being adapted for TV, Variety has learned. According to sources, “Good Books,” set behind the scenes in the world of publishing, is being developed for screen by Pacesetter Productions and Kudos. Anam is adapting […]

The New Scientist Book Club has been reading the Station Eleven author's latest speculative novel. While they found lots of things to praise, there were criticisms of the pace of this near-future-set story, says Alison Flood

When it comes to intimacy coordinators, Emily Osment was an early adopter. The Young Sheldon actress didn’t want one for herself, but rather for her co-star, Montana Jordan. As they shot the show in the early part of the decade, the plot called for Jordan’s Georgie Cooper to become romantically involved with Osment’s Mandy McAllister. […]

The actress, who was 30 when she joined the CBS series, recalled feeling "uncomfortable" about the age difference between her and her 18-year-old onscreen love interest.

There may not have been sex scenes in “Young Sheldon,” but star Emily Osment still requested an intimacy coordinator because of her “concern” around co-star Montana Jordan’s age. In Jessica Radloff’s new book chronicling the making of the series, titled “Young Sheldon: The (Juicier-Than-Meemaw’s-Brisket) Inside Story of the Hit Comedy,” she explains Osment’s

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The science-fiction novelist talks to Alison Flood about her latest book Exit Party, a tale of parallel worlds that is the October read for the New Scientist Book Club