Ed Gross
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Articles by Ed Gross
Neil Simon: My Lost 1981 Interview With the Legendary Creator of ‘The Odd Couple’
There were a lot of people who, at the time of his passing, probably weren’t as familiar with the name Neil Simon as others once had been. Yes, he has a Broadway theater named after him, but his last play was 2003’s Rose’s Dilemma while his final movie script was 1998’s The Odd Couple II. In his later years, unfortunately, he battled a number of health issues that ultimately took his life at the age of 91 on Sunday, the 26th of August 2018.
Paul McCartney & Wings: Biographer Allan Kozinn on the Band That Gave Him a Second Chance (Exclusive)
When Paul McCartney launched Wings in 1971, he faced a challenge few musicians could imagine: starting over after being part of the most successful band in rock history. Critics weren’t always kind, and the early years brought their share of personnel changes, disappointing reviews and uncertainty.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory Two and a Half Men Mom Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg . Now, after spending all those years telling other people's stories, he's finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre Says His ‘Missteps’ Led Him to Gratitude—and TV Fame (Exclusive)
Key Takeaways Chuck Lorre says every painful career detour helped lead him to the life he has now. The 'Big Bang Theory' creator credits early clashes with shaping 'Dharma & Greg’s joyful lead. Lorre says gratitude—not constant happiness—is the lesson he’s trying to choose each day. For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Chuck Lorre, 73, Turns TV Setbacks Into a Story of Gratitude (Exclusive)
For more than three decades, Chuck Lorre has been one of the dominant forces in television comedy, creating such massive hits as The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, Mom, Young Sheldon and Dharma & Greg. Now, after spending all those years telling other people’s stories, he’s finally decided to tell his own.
Before Stephen King Was a Legend: What the Critics Said About ‘Carrie’ in 1974 Original
Key Takeaways Critics reviewing Stephen King in 1974 already recognized his storytelling gifts Some praised 'Carrie' as gripping and unforgettable, while others saw flaws. Early reviewers spotted traits that would eventually define Stephen King. It’s nearly impossible to imagine a time when readers didn’t know what they were getting when they picked up a Stephen King novel. Today, his name alone promises something.
‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Readers Vote on the Plot, and Brandon Sanderson Calls It ‘Terrifying’ Original
Key Takeaways Matt Dinniman says readers helped 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' bypass publishing gatekeepers. Brandon Sanderson explains why niche audiences are reshaping fantasy publishing. Dinniman reveals how 'Dungeon Crawler Carl 'fans can influence his unfinished series. Brandon Sanderson and Matt Dinniman took remarkably different roads to becoming two of the biggest names in fantasy.
'Dungeon Crawler Carl Fans' Can Vote on What Happens Next
1:33 6 days ago Why Matt Dinniman Chose Coast Guard For 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' (And Why Donut Is A Cat) CinemaBlend • 6d I love hearing from authors about the choices they've made about their characters, particularly when it has to do with a book or series I love. In the case of "Dungeon Crawler Carl," Matt Dinniman recently spoke about why he chose the Coast Guard for Carl's military background, and his reasoning reflects a bit of his real-life experience.
Stephen King’s 5 Most Popular Novels, According to Goodreads Readers Original
Pretty obvious to anyone who has followed Stephen King’s career over the past 50+ years is the fact that readers have plenty of titles to choose from. Since the publication of Carrie in 1974, the author has produced dozens of novels spanning horror, fantasy, suspense and science fiction, while introducing characters and stories that have become fixtures of popular culture. But which books do his readers love the most?
Stephen King’s 5 Most Popular Novels, According to Goodreads Readers
11 hours ago Hard sci-fi is speculative fiction for the obsessive. Such stories dive deeper than others into raw science, explaining how the exact orbital mechanics of a spacecraft work, how a synthetic consciousness compiles itself from raw code, how a dying star affects planetary gravity, and how lifeforms …
5 most-read horror fiction books on Goodreads right now, from Freida McFadden to Riley Sager
This week's most-read horror books on Goodreads prove that readers don't need a brand-new release to keep them turning pages long after dark. The site's current horror selections mix recent releases with older favorites, bringing together psychological thrillers, supernatural mysteries and stories in which figuring out whom-or what-to trust can be a matter of survival.
Brandon Sanderson Gives Big Updates on ‘Stormlight Archive’ and ‘Skyward’ TV Adaptations Original
Key Takeaways Brandon Sanderson says the Skyward showrunners are now working on the pilot. Sanderson hopes Stormlight Archive Season 2 scripts are ready during Season 1. 'Skyward' and 'Stormlight Archive' give Sanderson two major TV projects in development. Brandon Sanderson‘s books are getting closer to making the leap from page to screen, and the bestselling fantasy author has offered promising new updates on two of the television projects currently in development.
Brandon Sanderson Gives Big Updates on ‘Stormlight Archive’ and ‘Skyward’ TV Adaptations
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Sarah J. Maas Reveals How ‘Buffy,’ ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Lord of the Rings’ Inspired Her Books Original
Key Takeaways Sarah J. Maas says Buffy Summers directly influenced her 'Throne of Glass' heroine. 'Star Wars' made Sarah J. Maas long to see women taking center stage in epic adventures. A surprising piece of Disney's 'Cinderella' score helped spark 'Throne of Glass.' Long before Sarah J. Maas became one of the biggest names in fantasy, she was a fan of the genre and a serious one at that.
Sarah J. Maas Reveals How ‘Buffy,’ ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Lord of the Rings’ Inspired Her Books
Loungefly Just Launched the ACOTAR Bags Book Lovers Need—and the Boxset Bag Is a Must-Have This new lineup is absolutely stunning. Book lovers know that Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses book series is beloved by millions, and now, …
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