No Country for Old Men
Those of you familiar with Cormac McCarthy (most recently known for his book 'The Road', which despite being an Oprah book club, is apparently excellent) will be excited to know that one of his most recent books 'No Country for Old Men' has been optioned to be a film....by the Coen brothers.
Holy hell.
Labels: books, film
am i the only one who was in the dark about the host of top chef being married to salman rushdie?
anyway,
not anymore:
British author Salman Rushdie and his wife Padma Lakshmi, host of TV show "Top Chef," are getting divorced, his spokeswoman said on Monday, just two weeks after he was awarded a controversial knighthood.
Rushdie, 60, is best known for his novel "The Satanic Verses," which outraged many Muslims and sparked death threats that forced him to live in hiding for nine years.
He married Lakshmi, a former model born in 1970 in India, in 2004. She was his fourth wife and the couple had no children.
Labels: books
