Reading about Nelson Mandela from the perspective of one of his loved ones in Going to the Mountain by his grandson, Ndaba Mandela, was a great way to gain more insight into the type of man that he was.
I had a good feeling about Odd One Out by Nic Stone from the moment that I read the synopsis a few months ago and it has met all of my expectations.
Icarus Falls by Zayn is wonderfully bold, even while the production only gets sweeter and sweeter with every listen.
It won't take long for you to get sucked in by L.L. McKinney's spin on Alice in Wonderland, entitled A Blade So Black.
Unsurprisingly, Forever First Lady Michelle Obama has a way with words. In Becoming, she opens up for the first time about absolutely everything.
The highly anticipated film adaptation of Angie Thomas' phenomenal YA debut, The Hate U Give, brings an all-too-familiar and heartbreaking story to life onscreen.
Anyone who's followed The Vamps since their beginning has heard the progression vocally and sonically, but it's never more apparent than when they're performing live.
Bruno Mars brought his 24K Magic Tour to Brooklyn, NY for two nights this weekend and there's no denying that everyone left that venue feeling as if they'd been blessed by a man who was born for the stage.
Ed Sheeran is currently touring stadiums across North America and leaving no room for denial: he can capture audiences in venues of any size with just his voice, guitar, and a loop pedal.
