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Bruce Springsteen's Autobiography Worth as Much as $10 Million
Most 60-something men can barely get their own grandchildren to listen to their stories. But Bruce Springsteen isn’t your average old dude. For his life story, which he’s currently turning into an autobiography, he could get up to $10 million, reports the New York Post’s Keith Kelly.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsNew Leonard Cohen Biography Coming in December
You know you’ve made it big when there are two official biographies written about you. So congrats, Leonard Cohen, welcome to the big boy’s club. The second Cohen biography, called Hallelujah: A New Biography and to be released on Dec. 1, will chronicle both Cohen’s origins as a singer-songwriter and his recent resurgence as a sort-of indie godfather.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsBroken Social Scene Member Releases Children's Book, Learn to Speak Music
While Rockabye Baby aims to develop a child’s taste for music, Broken Social Scene’s John Crossingham wants to teach them precisely what to do with it.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsSonic Youth's Thurston Moore to Become Book Publisher in 2010
When Paste last caught up with Thurston Moore, the 51-year-old rocker mused that curating art shows, contributing to film projects and running record label Ecstatic Peace! was not enough for him to do, let alone lead Sonic Youth.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsA.A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh Book Sees Sequel After Eight Decades
Before Winnie the Pooh was produced as an icon in a plethora of Disney movies, cartoons and colorful picture books, he was drawn in the illustrations of E.H. Shepard as a rather English, rural and naked bear who lived in the Hundred Acre Wood, the setting of the children's tales penned by A.A. Milne in his 1928 book, The House at Pooh Corner.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsWriter Walker Lamond is Ready to Share Rules for My Unborn Son
As the past few years have taught us, there's serious money to be made in turning a much-hyped blog into a book (see: Stuff White People Like). Or, you know, at least a shot at converting internet fame into real-life notoriety. And writer/documentarian/renaissance man Walker Lamond aims to do just that by cribbing the choicest morsels from his Rules for My Unborn Son blog and compiling them into a book bearing the same name, due out Oct. 27.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsAuthorized, Illustrated Stooges Book Hits Shelves
The music of The Stooges has long inspired fans to engage in many a destructive act: throw a fit, break things, crush beer cans, send your pretty face to hell. You know, general rock 'n' rollisms. But how about sitting down with a book? Iggy and company sure hope so—the band's most comprehensive biography, The Stooges: The Authorized and Illustrated Story, has just hit shelves.... read more
Found in: Books, NewsSix of Fergie's Children's Books Head to the Big Screen
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, has reported to British newspaper The Daily Mail that she has signed a multi-picture deal with an undisclosed major U.S. film company. The company will turn six of her children's books into Hollywood films.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsTegan and Sara Release Three Books, One Album
Fans of Tegan and Sara will soon start associating the simple prepositions "on," "in" and "at" with an in-depth look into the sister act's evolution since 2007's The Con.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDavid Cross Drinks, Tours for a Reason
With the recent release of David Cross's first-ever book/manifesto/essay collection, I Drink For a Reason, the comedian and Arrested Development alum will be hitting the road for a tour this fall across the lower forty-eight, with a few dates in Canada to boot.... read more
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