Authors are feeling misled and some are out thousands of dollars after travelling to Baltimore for an event advertised as a ...

"A Million Lives Book Festival" in Baltimore promised attendees a "bookish" time. Some said it felt more like the Fyre Fest ...

The Hampton Chutney Company, an Indian restaurant based in East Hampton, is returning to Manhattan for the first time in four ...

Anurag Kashyap has sharply responded to Vivek Agnihotri after the latter alleged that Kashyap was a ‘drunkard’ who was ...

Baby food brand Little Spoon has signed a lease for 4,300 square feet at GFP Real Estate’s 100 Crosby Street in SoHo.

Hampton Chutney, which has been a staple on the East End of Long Island since 1997 — serving South Indian-inspired dosas and ...

When featured authors accepted invitations to the “Million Lives Book Festival” at the Baltimore Convention Center, they ...

Another unsung hero in the situation, according to Jay, was dark fantasy romance author Kalista Neith, who allegedly confronted event organizer Grace Archeron about what an "absolute mess" the ...

While authors are tallying up thousands of dollars in losses, they say the real tragedy isn't what they lost—it's the bond with readers that never got a chance to flourish.

For author Kalista Neith, the ball was the last straw. In a series of TikToks, she said she had been invited 18 months ago as a featured author for the event. The organizer had promised to put ...