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Why Prequels Need to Surprise Viewers Who Already Know the Ending

Why Prequels Need to Surprise Viewers Who Already Know the Ending

Even when the final destination is known, the best prequels find ways to shock and reframe our understanding of the journey.
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How John Green reckoned with his own fame in ‘Hollywood, Ending’

How John Green reckoned with his own fame in ‘Hollywood, Ending’

John Green meditates on celebrity culture, losing his privacy in "liberating" but "constraining" ways and Andy Warhol in "Hollywood, Ending."
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How Writers Introduce Huge Ensembles Without Losing the Audience

How Writers Introduce Huge Ensembles Without Losing the Audience

From 'Game of Thrones' to 'Knives Out,' discover the clever techniques master storytellers use to introduce huge casts of characters memorably.
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The Legacy-Character Problem Every TV Revival Has to Solve

The Legacy-Character Problem Every TV Revival Has to Solve

TV revivals promise a return to beloved worlds, but they all face one huge challenge: what to do with the original characters.
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Penguin Random House Leverages AI and Data Science for Publishing Innovation

Penguin Random House Leverages AI and Data Science for Publishing Innovation

Penguin Random House Leverages AI and Data Science for Publishing Innovation
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Award winning authors headline Savannah literary show

Award winning authors headline Savannah literary show

Seersucker Live hosts an evening of readings and games featuring authors Sam Sussman, Kionna LeMalle and Kerry Neville.
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Why Exposition Is One of the Toughest Challenges in a TV Premiere

Why Exposition Is One of the Toughest Challenges in a TV Premiere

Explore why crafting elegant exposition—the vital who, what, and where of a story—is the biggest challenge for any new TV show in the fall.
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How Costume Design Builds Character and World in a Series Premiere

How Costume Design Builds Character and World in a Series Premiere

Discover how costume design in a TV pilot acts as a silent storyteller, defining characters, building worlds, and shaping the narrative from the very first scene.
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Lucy Foley went 'method' to revive Agatha Christie's Miss Marple after 50 years

Lucy Foley went 'method' to revive Agatha Christie's Miss Marple after 50 years

Agatha Christie's great-grandson tasked writer Lucy Foley to pen a new Miss Marple mystery. She took the orders seriously, and got him with the twist.
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Kristin Harmel's "The Winemaker's Wife" Explores French Resilience During WWII

Kristin Harmel's "The Winemaker's Wife" Explores French Resilience During WWII

Kristin Harmel's "The Winemaker's Wife" Explores French Resilience During WWII
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Penguin Random House Seeks SAP BTP Senior Developer for US-Based Remote Role

Penguin Random House Seeks SAP BTP Senior Developer for US-Based Remote Role

Penguin Random House Seeks SAP BTP Senior Developer for US-Based Remote Role
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South Florida Faces Afternoon Storms, Flash Flood Risk

South Florida Faces Afternoon Storms, Flash Flood Risk

South Florida is experiencing a dry start to its final Sunday of summer, but afternoon storms are expected to develop shortly after noon and continue into the evening. The rainy season is in full swing, with daily storms forecasted through Saturday. The Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 1 Marginal risk of flash flooding from Pompano Beach to Key West. Rainfall totals over the next week are expected to reach up to 7 inches in Glades border communities and 3-5 inches closer to the coast. Additionally, Tropical Storm Fay has formed southwest of the Azores Islands but is expected to remain a 'fish storm' in the Atlantic. (Source time: not specified)