"Notes to John" is an intimate collection of journal writings from Joan Didion. Listen to an audio clip of the book narrated by Julianne Moore.

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Opening the season in the fall is the suspenseful comedy “The 39 Steps.” Adapted by Patrick Barlow from the popular Alfred Hitchcock movie, the show features four actors who take on the roles of more ...

Warner Bros. Discovery board member John Malone has decided not to seek re-election once his term ends at the 2025 Annual Meeting of Stockholders, the company announced on Friday. Instead ...

The Academy Award-winning actress, 64, will narrate the audiobook of Notes to John, a new posthumous book from the acclaimed writer, forthcoming in April 2025. Notes to John compiles journal ...

Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," Celine ... On Wednesday the Library announced 25 audio recordings that are being inducted to the Registry. This year's additions, representative of ...

As first teased at I/O last year, the company today announced Google Workspace Flows as a tool to “automate those multi-step processes ... Google Docs is adding audio features that let you ...

Neogen (NEOG) announced that John Adent, the company’s CEO and president, will be stepping down after an eight-year career at the company. Adent will continue to serve in his existing roles ...

Weatherford College Fine Arts presents “The 39 Steps,” a film noir/mystery comedy production, this Friday and Saturday in the Alkek Fine Arts Center. Showtimes are 7 p.m. each night ...

Established in 2000, the fund is designed to step in during significant domestic or international crises that could undermine public confidence or disrupt markets. It helps stabilize Taiwan's capital ...

It shares some DNA with Patrick Barlow's stage version of Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps", said Ron Simpson on WhatsOnStage. There's the same "madcap switching of parts", clever use of props ...

His speech didn't come without some Georgia connections, with mentions of the late Rep. John Lewis and Former President Jimmy Carter. Booker bypassed a record set 68 years ago by then-Sen.