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• March 27, 2012

  New Book From Michael Savage

  

  TALK RADIO NETWORK's MICHAEL SAVAGE is releasing his latest book next week. "Trickle Down Tyranny: Crushing OBAMA's Dream of the Socialist States of AMERICA" will be published by HARPERCOLLINS on APRIL 3rd.   The book features … more »

• April 29, 2010

  Decemberists Lead Singer Now A Children’s Author

  

  HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS has announced that it has acquired North American rights to "Wildwood," a middle-grade book series by COLIN MELOY -- lead singer and songwriter of THE DECEMBERISTS. The illustrations will be done by acclaimed artist … more »

• January 21, 2010

  Will Radio Be Left Behind On Apple's New 'Tablet'?

  

  Rumours continue to fly regarding the new "tablet device" that APPLE is likely to debut next week. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL reports APPLE CEO STEVE JOBS "is betting he can reshape businesses like textbooks, newspapers and television much … more »

• January 19, 2010

  Report: Apple's 'Tablet' To Be Unveiled Next Week

  

  APPLE, owner of iTUNES -- the world's largest online music retailer -- will unveil a touch-screen tablet on JANUARY 27th, reports THE NEW YORK POST. "The invitations went out just hours before THE WALL STREET JOURNAL website reported that … more »

• March 30, 2009

  Dr. Laura Hits The Big Screen To Praise Moms

  TAKE ON THE DAY LLC's DR. LAURA SCHLESSINGER will appear in a live event broadcast to movie theaters nationwide on MAY 5th. "DR. LAURA LIVE! IN PRAISE OF MOM" will be distributed through the NCM FATHOM theater concert network live from the … more »

• July 26, 2007

  Keith Richards Bio To Fetch $7.3 Million

  

  KEITH RICHARDS, co-founder of the ROLLING STONES, is starting up the bidding war for his life story and is likely to get lots of satisfaction as publishers have already pushed the price tag for the advance to $7.3 million in the hottest biding war of the … more »

• December 20, 2006

  Regan To Keep Sirius Show

  

  USA TODAY reports that controversial editor and publisher JUDITH REGAN, who made headlines with her now-defunct plan to publish a "confession" by O.J. SIMPSON, will keep her weekly radio show, after being fired from her publishing job amid … more »