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Book Expo GalleyWatch: Which Fall Books Got the Biggest Push?

Photo: Everett Bogue Each year at Book Expo America, publishers set out stacks of galleys — paperback advance reader's editions — of their big fall books. You can tell a lot from a galley: The amount of energy and money...

Posted 06/05/07 in Vulture : The Early Word
Tags: alice sebold, amy bloom, amy silverstein, ana's story, ann packer, ann patchett, away, book expo, books, born standing up, bridge of sighs, denis johnson, exit ghost, fsg, grove, harpercollins, houghton mifflin, jenna bush, junot diaz, knopf, little brown, loving frank, nancy horan, philip roth, random house, richard russo, riverhead, run, sick girl, songs without words, st. martin's press, steve martin, the abstinence teacher, the almost moon, the brief wondrous life of oscar wao, The Early Word, tom perrotta, tree of smoke
Almodóvar's ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic

Pedro AlmodóvarPhoto: Getty Images Almodóvar to the Stage: Kevin Spacey's Old Vic Theater will present stage version of Pedro Almodóvar's All About My Mother, adapted by Samuel Adamson, as part of 2007–2008 season. Other shows include Stephen Fry holiday pantomime,...

Posted 06/01/07 in Vulture : The Industry
Tags: all about my mother, andrew harries, anthony minghella, atlantic theater company, battlestar galactica, conor mcpherson, david eick, david mamet, david simon, doubleday, ed burns, ethan coen, frank deasy, fsg, generation kill, hamlet, hbo, helen mirren, james ransone, jez butterworth, john grisham, kevin spacey, lee tergesen, lucy thurber, matthew quick, michael kelly, nbc, neil pepe, old vic, pedro almodovar, peter parnell, phil traill, philip martin, playing for pizza, port authority, ronald moore, sam mendes, samuel adamson, sarah crichton, sarah crichton books, sci fi channel, second city, speed-the-plow, spoons, stephen fry, The Industry, the silver linings playbook, the tempest, the weinstein company, too awesome to make fun of
No ‘Doubt’ About It: It's Meryl and Philip

Photo: Getty Images Streep, Hoffman Doubt It: Hollywood adaptation of John Patrick Shanley's play attracts powerhouse cast: Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Even Cherry Jones can't argue with that. [Variety] Pitt, Clooney Officially in Love With Each Other: Ocean's...

Posted 04/20/07 in Vulture : The Industry
Tags: atmospheric disturbances and other sad meteorological phenomena, bill pullman, bjork, brad pitt, burn after reading, coen brothers, david lynch, doubt, encores!, eric chinski, frances mcdormand, fsg, george clooney, jennifer lynch, jerry zaks, john patrick shanley, julia ormond, kevin chamberlin, kristin chenoweth, meryl streep, museums, ocean's whatever, philip seymour hoffman, rivka galchen, surveillance, The Industry, william morris, you

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