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The novelist and veggie advocate says Queen Amidala herself will handle the adaptation.
The actor has joined the cast of the already-anticipated Stephen Daldry movie.
The writer answers our usual 21 questions.
With Warner Bros. and Paramount to co-produce.
An Intel spy sends us a photo of the author's yard art.
Including Jonathan Safran Foer's "I think of myself as a novelist" symphony of smugness.
Simon Cowell is not involved.
Plus, Ripert and Bourdain on salt, cupcakes, and the macaroni and cheese at KFC.
David Chang says he won't serve anything he can't kill.
Plus Jonathan Safran Foer is confronted with bacon on our regular late-night roundup.
The author of 'Eating Animals' I.D.'s his favorite veggie burger in Brooklyn.
The author of 'Eating Animals' explains why meat is cheap.
Also in the magazine this week: 'Eating Animals,' reviewed, and sugarless kids' meals.
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