Sarah Begley

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Who Ina Garten Would Invite to a Fantasy Dinner Party

The guru of home cooking talks about her books, her summer plans and which starry guests would be invited to her fantasy dinner partyWhat’s your go-to drink this summer?Whiskey sours, every summer. But they have...

By Sarah Begley

What Happened During the Hillsborough Disaster

Prosecutors filed criminal charges against six involved in the 1989 catastrophe on Wednesday

By Sarah Begley

Why Harry Potter Matters 20 Years Later

As personal as the series feels, it ultimately succeeds because the story is universal

By Sarah Begley

Oprah Named Her Latest Book Club Pick Just in Time for Summer

"It's got everything that's grabbing the headlines in America right now"

By Sarah Begley

Exclusive: Olympic Gymnast Aly Raisman Is Turning Her Private Journals Into a Memoir

The book, aimed at young readers, is called 'Fierce: How Competing for Myself Changed Everything'

By Sarah Begley

Get Ready for John Green's First Novel Since The Fault in Our Stars

His next book is called 'Turtles All the Way Down'

By Sarah Begley

Advertising Is Dead; Long Live Advertising

The new book "The End of Advertising" details how companies must change

By Sarah Begley

Review: Something Twisted This Way Comes in The Changeling

Victor LaValle's new novel blends horror and fables to talk about parenthood

By Sarah Begley

Author Mark Kurlansky on the Surprising Histories of Salt, Cod and Milk

As well as oysters, paper — and the many commodities that quietly affect everyone's lives

By Sarah Begley

The Inevitability of the iPhone

Apple's device has more behind it than Steve Jobs' genius

By Sarah Begley

Review: Anthony Horowitz's Magpie Murders Is Catnip for Classic Mystery Lovers

"Why is it that we have such a need for murder mystery, and what is it that attracts us--the crime or the solution?"

By Sarah Begley

The Perks of Being Weird In the Workplace

How to use social awkardness and originality to your advantage

By Sarah Begley

Eric Trump Says Some of His Dad's Critics Are 'Not Even People'

"I've never seen hatred like this, and to me they're not even people"

By Sarah Begley

Voters to Trump: Get Off Twitter

Even a majority of Republican voters think the President should tweet less

By Sarah Begley

5 Radical Activists Who Changed America

When author Jeremy McCarter was in college, he became intrigued by a particular moment in American history: he noticed that, from around 1912 to 1913, young Americans were especially hopeful and engaged in progressive political...

By Sarah Begley

What's In a Board Game?

Board games tend to feel timeless. But as Tristan Donovan argues in his new book, It’s All a Game, the ways board games evolve reflect the values of the time. Consider the game of Life,...

By Sarah Begley

The Top 10 Thrillers to Read This Summer

New mysteries from Nicci French, Fiona Barton and more

By Sarah Begley

The Ministry of Utmost Happiness Is Worth the 20-Year Wait

Arundhati Roy is back with a second novel—20 years after her first

By Sarah Begley

Something to Talk About ...

Books that will start conversations this summer, for every context

By Sarah Begley

Nicaragua Didn't Sign the Paris Agreement Because It Didn't Go Far Enough

If President Trump pulls out of the deal, the U.S. will join Nicaragua and Syria, which never signed it

By Sarah Begley
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