Ranjan Narula and Eeshani Sharma of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys explain how India’s legal framework applies to video ...

As usual, there’s a plot but it’s more like a series of cohesive vignettes. And laugh-out-loud moments. Lots of them.

This week's trip into the culture of Generation Z and A takes a look at insta-slang like gurt and IKIAB, the I'm so hungry I ...

Lydia Millet's characters in Atavists interact and have little dramas of their own — the author's talent is on full display ...

Cross showrunner and executive producer Ben Watkins and star/producer Aldis Hodge agreed that the literary character’s already rich world little explored onscreen would be best enhanced by ...

When it came to adapting and reinventing novelist James Patterson’s beloved Alex Cross for television, Cross showrunner and executive producer Ben Watkins and star/producer Aldis Hodge agreed that the ...

I read somewhere that there are only two best-case scenarios for a great screenplay—either it meets the expectations of the audience or it doesn’t. Either they sigh in relief or gasp out loud in shock ...

One writer testing the possibilities of the movement is John Pistelli, a literature instructor and critic who, beginning in ...

As his show gets more popular and shooting gets more demanding, Dallas Jenkins sticks to his mission of revealing the ...

Who's your favorite character from literature? 36 ... 37. What's your definition of a perfect Sunday? 38. If you could take me anywhere in the world right now, where would it be?

In this 10and5 interview, playwright Zubayr Charles discusses his one-man play ‘Please, don’t call me moffie’ and explores ...

This Inhuman Resources review dives into its narrative-driven gameplay, where every choice matters. With minimal visuals and intense ethical dilemmas, it’s a haunting experience, though limited ...