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There is a growing trend called the “no buy” challenge where people are sharing the items they are not spending money on. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY with some strategies to save on essentials.

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This National Library Week, libraries need your support more than ever. Book challenges and censorship efforts are still on the rise, and federal funding is under threat. These challenges don’t just ...

It was Verba’s new biography of Parra, a trailblazing musician. Verba’s book, “Thanks to Life,” is the culmination of a nearly lifelong fascination with Parra’s work. Verba, a professor ...

As 2025 kicks off, several book to movie adaptations can be expected to move forward to completion, some with release dates already slated for the quarter century marker. Mickey17, directed by ...

In her new book Trauma Plot: A Life, writer Jamie Hood references Sehgal’s essay, A Little Life, coming to terms with yourself in the wake of unimaginable grief, and so much more as she examines ...

The new series adaptation transports the events of this shockingly intimate, heartfelt and frequently banned book to 2018 Los Angeles. “Forever” premieres on Netflix on May 8. Charlie Heller ...

A prominent former fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) blasted CNN’s Jake Tapper’s upcoming book as "a slap in the face" to people who were scolded for questioning former ...

Parents only accounted for 16 percent of book ban demands, while individual library users made up five percent. “The movement to ban books is not a movement of parents, but a movement of ...