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Harry Potter's wizardry coming to L.A. theme park
Jacket CopyThe Wizarding World of Harry Potter is coming to Universal Studios Hollywood.... -
Art Directors Guild announces award nominees
24 FramesThe Art Directors Guild announced its nominated films for its annual awards.... -
In politics, don't put the blame on dames or their names
Opinion L.A.Is our California democracy more democratic than Iraq's? Than Tunisia's? If you answered "yes, of course," does that mean that a proposed ballot measure I'll describe in a moment will fly with Californians? I doubt it, but here's the back...... -
Director Chris Columbus teams with Ned Vizzini to pen teen books
Jacket CopyYoung adult author Ned Vizzini will co-write "House of Secrets," a three-book fantasy series, with "Harry Potter" director Chris Columbus.... -
Oscars 2012: VFX artist says ‘Potter’ best pic snub ‘a shame’
24 Frames"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2" earned three Oscar nominations but not in some categories Warner Bros. was campaigning for such as best picture and best adapted screenplay.... -
Young adult continues to be the literary world's fastest-growing genre
![Thank J.K. Rowling for starting the kid's book craze with "Harry Potter" and Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" saga for perpetuating the trend that has more adults reading children's titles than ever before. The year 2011 has seen an explosion of books catering to this ever-expanding bimodal audience, not only in novels for young adults but increasingly in titles for middle-grade readers, elementary schoolers, even the preschool set. Whether they're penned by the growing legions of bestselling authors who are now writing for a younger audience, or first-time novelists with intriguing stories to tell, this year has been a boon for the genre.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66398958-02175432.jpg "Thank J.K. Rowling for starting the kid's book craze with "Harry Potter\" and Stephenie Meyer's \"Twilight\" saga for perpetuating the trend that has more adults reading children's titles than ever before. The year 2011 has seen an explosion of books catering to this ever-expanding bimodal audience, not only in novels for young adults but increasingly in titles for middle-grade readers, elementary schoolers, even the preschool set. Whether they're penned by the growing legions of bestselling authors who are now writing for a younger audience, or first-time novelists with intriguing stories to tell, this year has been a boon for the genre.")
Thank J.K. Rowling for starting the kid's book craze with "Harry Potter" and Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" saga for perpetuating the trend that has more adults reading children's titles than ever before. The year 2011 has seen an explosion of books...Tags: James Patterson , Literature, Disasters and Accidents, World War II (1939-1945), Harry Potter (fictional character)
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'Hugo,' 'Harry Potter,' 'Dragon Tattoo' win big at Art Directors awards
24 FramesProduction designers Dante Feretti, Donald Graham Burt and Stuart Craig won the Art Directors Guild Awards for feature film Saturday evening. Ferretti won in the period film category for "Hugo"; Burt earned the award for contemporary film for "The Girl... -
Sienna Miller goes public with pregnancy, sports chic baby bump
Ministry of GossipSienna Miller proved she's pregnant, flashing her baby bump during New York Fashion Week. Sienna Miller is expecting a baby with boyfriend Tom Sturridge.... -
J.K. Rowling to publish book for adults with Little, Brown
Jacket Copy"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling will publish her first book for adults.... -
Morning books: Climate wars, Nick Hornby, Francis Moore Lappe
Jacket CopyControversies over food, climate change and university publishing, a hike in ebook prices, a changed sport, and a literary look at Pinterest in today's book news.... -
'The Hunger Games': Parents ask, should I take my kids?
24 Frames'Hunger Games' parent guide: what age kid should see it and what can you talk about when you leave the theater?... -
'Catching Fire' director: Lionsgate eyeing Cronenberg, Innaritu, Cuaron
24 FramesPossible candidates to direct the next "Hunger Games" movie, 'Catching Fire," include auteurs David Cronenberg, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and Alfonso Cuaron....
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