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Hilary Duff, Political Correspondent? (Or: Be Careful When Googling “Barely...
We just read the (factually incorrect!) headline, “New Fox Show for Hilary Duff” and were horrified to discover the she isn’t, in fact, getting a Fox News show, but is joining the cast of NBC sitcom...
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What If Tween Icons Ruled the Literary Charts
2010 has been a big year for Hilary Duff. First she got engaged, and now she’s working with the folks at Simon & Schuster on a Young Adult series. The first novel, Elixir, will center on...
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The YA Publishing Freak Show
Some of our most cherished childhood memories involve YA novels, from the wholesome Baby-Sitters Club to the trashy Sweet Valley High to Lurlene McDaniel’s oddly alluring books about teenagers with...
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What’s On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, this supercut of 40 TV Christmas moments reminded us that Saved by the Bell once did its very own rendition of A Christmas Carol — and Slater was Tiny Tim. We found McSweeney’s...
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Actors and Directors Who Trashed the Remakes of Their Classic Movies
Last week, the great (and tragically absent from the screen) Gene Wilder made a rare public appearance at New York’s 92nd Street Y, discussing his retirement from the movies, his distaste for modern...
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Sutton Foster Deserves Better Than TV Land’s ‘Younger’
Sutton Foster deserves a great, long-lasting television vehicle. She is more than capable as a performer — as evidenced by her two Tony Awards — but so far she’s had trouble transitioning that success...
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Staff Picks: ‘Nathan for You,’ Amara Karan and Jeannie Berlin’s Performances...
Need a great book to read, album to listen to, or TV show to get hooked on? The Flavorwire team is here to help: in this weekly feature, our editorial staffers recommend the cultural object or...
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