In a light-hearted crowdfunding attempt, an Ohio man managed to raise $55,000 from strangers so he could buy supplies to make his first potato salad. That same man gave back the money he raised by throwing an enormous public party Saturday that he promised would be all about "peace, love and potato salad."
The big party is from Fitzgerald's beloved novel, and the tale will be released in its entirety on Twitter. Releasing the story in 140 character increments could take five years.
Zachary Quinto might not be in the "Heroes" reboot mini-series. But he opens about his upcoming NBC mini-series "The Slap," and the reality show "The Chair."
The Vogue magazine article was about two Latino political twins, Julián and Joaquin Castro. It touched and inspired Eva Longoria so much that she wants to do a show loosely based on their lives.
"Mañana Means Heaven" author Tim Z. Hernandez pays respect to his heritage and his family each time he writes stories about the people, experiences and realities that he and his family come from.
Daisy Hernandez, author of the must-read "A Cup of Water Under My Bed: A Memoir," was politicized by feminism. The social movement made an impression on the reluctantly controversial NPR contributor, making her starkly aware of her personal identity and the gendered lessons imparted on her during her upbringing.
This week, three cyclists arrived in Bolivia after spending three years riding their bikes from South America to the north of North America and back to South America.
The ghost writer for Julian Assange's book claimed that it was a clash between two huge egos. Oprah' new book is a self help one. And Margaret Atwood fans will have to wait a century for her new book.
