Paula Hawkins’ debut novel The Girl on the Train (2015) became a number one bestseller, as did Into the Water (2017) and A Slow Fire Burning (2021), and The Blue Hour has followed suit.

On February 12, photographer and painter Patty Maher opened “The Blue Hour” for viewing at the Alton Mill Arts Centre. It can be viewed until March 9.

The shimmering track is just one piece of a 12-song tracklist that includes deep cuts like “Cherry Coffee” and a cover of Betty Carter‘s “Love Notes.” Trending on Billboard In the Blue ...

Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro imagines an authoritarian policy to manage the country’s elderly being the impetus one woman needs to make the most of her remaining time. Pitched somewhere ...

Arriving on February 11, In the Blue Light captures "a pivotal moment in [Kelela's] career." It was recorded in May of last year, when Kelela shared new arrangements of her catalogue in a series ...

But now, to be on the cover, well, it’s a privilege he doesn’t take lightly. “It’s a cool thing, and a huge honor," Skenes says, “especially sharing this with those guys. I met those ...

I have read every Paula Hawkins book in the order it was published, as soon as the books came out. I was even lucky enough to receive A Slow Fire Burning and The Blue Hour early! #partner If you are ...

Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D) endorsed at-large Prince George’s County council member Calvin Hawkins (D) for her old county executive seat Friday, putting her political clout behind a candidate ...

Check it out here: Speaking about the track, Hawkins has said: “People recognise me as astronaut pirate movie star cool and that’s obviously accurate. What they may have overlooked though ...

Fuji TV executives faced a 10-hour grilling over their handling of ... in December and have since triggered claims of systematic cover-ups by Fuji TV executives. The case has triggered widespread ...