Renée Fleming’s Favorite Cities The soprano Renée Fleming loves Paris, London and Vienna (not surprisingly, music has something to do with it). Here’s what she recommends.

Helen DeWitt’s Remarkable The Last Samurai Returns, and Is More Relevant Than Ever Published to tremendous acclaim in 2000 but out of print for much of the past decade, Helen DeWitt’s massive novel The Last Samurai is being reissued t ...

A Celebration of James Bond Author Ian Fleming on the Anniversary of His Birth Fleming was born into a world of privilege, something often reflected in his books, and some of his views are outdated. But his writing is also vivid, full of imagination and insights gained from his time in naval intelligence. And even at its most f Read more ... antastic his writing seems grounded in reality.

Ian Fleming: Pussy Galore was a lesbian but it was all in her head The letter - which also sees Ian Fleming refer to Pussy Galore's lesbianism as a 'malady' - was penned by the author in response to a note from a fan, who had asked about her true sexuality.

'Digging for Fire's' Rosemarie DeWitt: 'I wasn't a good ingenue' In "Digging for Fire," Rosemarie DeWitt plays half of a married couple spending a weekend apart. When plans with a female friend don't work out, she ends up on an unexpected odyssey that finds her walking on a beach with a character played by Orlando Read more ... Bloom .

What's it Like to Kiss Orlando Bloom? Rosemarie DeWitt on Their Unscripted Make-Out Scene – and Her "It makes you feel so crazy and weird," Rosemarie DeWitt says of kissing Orlando Bloom, although husband Ron Livingston didn't mind much

Jonathan Fleming, Man Exonerated for 1989 Slaying, to Get $6.25M from NYC Fleming spent nearly 25 years in prison before being exonerated in a killing that happened while he was more than 1,000 miles away in Florida.

Twin Peaks Founder Randy DeWitt Talks Cold Beer, Hot Food, Biker Brawls And How He's Beating Hooters Twin Peaks’ success suggests that Dewitt was right – maybe Hooters just wasn’t racy enough.

Fleming Island supports lost student using social media FLEMING ISLAND, Fla. -- Not long after a 14-year-old Fleming Island High student was hit and killed by a vehicle in Fleming Island early Thursday morning, classmates started showing their support using social media.