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When Angelina Jolie Shocked Brad Pitt, Mr & Mrs Smith Director With Her Scandalous Comments(Photo Credit–wikimedia) Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie fell in love while working together on the 2005 film Mr & Mrs Smith. While that’s a well-known fact (we doubt anyone will forget it), did you know, that the actress left her then-soon-to-be lover and the film’s director Doug Liman shocked while filming certain scenes? Well, in case you don’t, let me take the pleasure of taking you back in time and…

‘You fascinate me, Alison,” says Patrick, “with your big eyes and that wretched jumper.” Patrick Kerr, who visits Alison’s Dorset town in the late 1970s to teach an art class, is the former enfant terrible of portraiture known as “the last great painter”. Alison is a newly married young woman baffled by adulthood. Kerr’s portraits of her – including Alison Reclines, Alison and Aspidistra and Alison Sleeps – will be highlights in his glittering career. But this isn’t his story. Instead, Stewart’s affectionate and…

| Paige Hender is creating a new YA graphic novel The House Outside Hart Creek. The story follows Edie Birch, a teen who reconnects with her estranged family only to discover secrets and trauma that go back generations. When she teams up with a local folklore nerd, their sleuthing leads to the discovery that she comes from a long line of witches. Paige Hender's New YA Graphic Novel, The House Outside Hart Creek For 2026 Paige Hender tweeted "It's Publishers Weekly day and that means I'm allowed to officially announce my…

| During his decades-spanning career in professional wrestling, Chris Jericho has reinvented himself many times, never afraid to dive headfirst into a new version of his character. Jericho is currently playing a heelish Sports Entertainer in All Elite Wrestling, so it makes sense he would fully embrace his heel gimmick by releasing a new graphic novel that appears to be made entirely of NFTs. What better way to garner heel heat than by destroying the environment for an obvious ponzi scheme?! A press release from…

| Former Disney animator Peter Raymundo's debut middle-grade graphic novel, Lucky Scramble follows a group of kid gamers whose talents, aspirations and tricks collide at an epic and nail-biting cubing championship, the book provides a glimpse into the world of competitive speedcubing. Don't know what cubing is? Me neither, I looked it up and it's racing to solve Rubik's cubes. So there you go. Rubik's cube –  gd_project / Shutterstock.com Peter Raymundo first came to Disney working in Character Animation on Mulan's…

School’s out, and the kids are stuck in a vicious cycle of video games, TikTok streaming and texting in a vicious rinse-and-repeat cycle of sedentary living. Parents, head down to the library, sign the kid up for a summer reading program and meander over to your friendly neighborhood bookstore, because The Beat has compiled a list of 39 anticipated kids graphic novels for summer 2022 that you and the kiddoes will want to check out. Starting in July, it’s game on with the second half of Mike Dawson’s FIFTH QUARTER and…

Stories offer us the consolation of other lives lived, of community and purpose. And while the world is a much scarier, darker place this summer, the stories told in these 75 graphic novels for summer 2022 provide comfort, empathy, inspiration, escape, and a lifeline in which to anchor ourselves from the mind-numbing craziness around us. Rachel Smythe returns with the sequel to her wildly popular LORE OLYMPUS. Nick Drnaso’s ACTING CLASS explores how a charismatic leader can blur the lines between moral and immoral for…

| Fresh off Pride Month and Asian-American Heritage Month, filmmaker Quentin Lee is launching his debut YA Science Fiction graphic novel Mystery Brothers at San Diego Comic-Con from July 21st to the 24th. The 4-issue graphic novel is the first Asian-American YA Sci-Fi graphic novel to be distributed in partnership with Red 5 Comics. "Mystery Brothers" cover art: Red 5 Comics. Set in New York, Mystery Brothers features a pair of Chinese American 13-year-old half-brothers – one of whom may or may not be completely human –…

Comics have their roots in comedy – the evidence is in the name. From early woodcut manga to the newspaper strips of the 1890s, people have made use of the joke-telling power of combining words and pictures for centuries. Even today, in the age of the graphic novel, where comics explore heartbreaking true stories and gripping dramas – the humorous potential of the medium still draws those who want to make people laugh.I do! It’s the impulse that brings me to the dingy, beautiful rooms above London’s pubs a non-sensible…

A great font makes a huge difference when it comes to capturing people’s attention, whether it’s a potential customer or making an internal training exercise look more interesting. With countless numbers of fonts out there, we know how tough it is to keep them organized and well managed. That’s why we’re big fans of Connect Fonts. Considered to be the next evolutionary step from Suitcase Fusion — an industrial-strength font management app — Connect Fonts is both a desktop-based and cloud-based font manager that…