EXCLUSIVE: Gersh has signed Pablo Schreiber for representation. The Tony and Emmy-nominated actor recently headlined the ...

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CHEYENNE — Representatives in the statehouse are debating a measure proponents say will protect children from obscene material in school and public libraries, but opponents say is unnecessary and ...

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Ohio State consumer health librarian Missy Creed was one of 10 librarians to fly to Phoenix last week to receive a national ...

Director Kim A. Snyder's feature, debuting at Sundance, introduces the workers fighting against censorship and speaking for the leaves. “The Librarians” begins with a quote: “It was a ...

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There’s a point late in The Librarians where a member of the profession claims to be a firewall against fascism. On the surface, it feels hyperbolic, as if the battles about which paper books are to ...

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"They don't look at the bigger picture of developing minds," the chief librarian says at one point during a meeting with Shiro and Wachuka to discuss how they should work with the government. With ...

The Green Guy sans Blue Lady is an iconic video game character, and the world of Halo has been a massive inspiration to the world of PlayStation’s brilliant multiplayer game Helldivers 2.

The executive producer of the Sundance doc joined director Kim Snyder, EP Alison Benson, and librarians Suzette Baker and Carolyn Foote. “[The film] started with Carolyn actually,” Snyder said.