AnnaLynne McCord Talks Faustian Role In Thriller CONDITION OF RETURN

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Interview by Paul Salfen AnnaLynne McCord plays Eve in the lead of Tommy Stovall's Faustian drama, Condition of Return. The slow burn character study tells the story of a churchgoing schoolteacher's (McCord) descent into darkness, and the lengths she'll go to reclaim her life. SYNOPSIS: Eve Sullivan (McCord) is arrested for committing a heinous crime. Shackled

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August 31, 20260By christine

She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

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Lisa Gardner’s first standalone in years is an instant bestseller. In conversation with Paul Salfen, the New Hampshire novelist explains why a young couple would buy a crime scene — and why the truth might make you sorry you asked. Interview by Paul Salfen · Text by Christine Thompson · AMFM Magazine · August

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August 21, 20260By christine

The Only Black Girl on the Ghost Tour: How a Brunch Joke Became Tiffany D. Jackson’s Spine-Tingling Savannah Mystery GHOST IN THE NIGHT

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Tiffany D. Jackson has a gift for turning the most ordinary moments into stories that refuse to let go. The New York Times bestselling author—and 2026 Edgar Award winner for Best Juvenile for her middle-grade debut Blood in the Water—is back with Ghost in the Night, a highly anticipated, atmospheric murder mystery set beneath the

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August 21, 20260By christine

THE END OF OAK STREET Movie Minute Review

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This is Paul Salfen with your KLAK Movie Minute. In theaters now is The End of Oak Street, the big dinosaur flick that's been the nice surprise of the summer movie season. Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, the story follows a family in the 80s that has to band together - you know, without

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August 20, 20260By christine

Still Searching at 85: Motown Legend Martha Reeves Climbs the Charts and Proves Great Art Has No Expiration Date

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Martha Reeves has spent more than six decades defining the sound of American popular music. As the powerhouse voice of Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, she delivered timeless Motown classics—“Dancing in the Street,” “(Love Is Like a) Heat Wave,” “Jimmy Mack,” “Nowhere to Run”—that still fill dance floors and playlists worldwide. A Rock & Roll

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Still Searching at 85: Motown Legend Martha Reeves Climbs the Charts and Proves Great Art Has No Expiration Date

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AnnaLynne McCord Talks Faustian Role In Thriller CONDITION OF RETURN

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She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

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She Quit the Cubicle. Then She Wrote the Serial Killer Husband

The Only Black Girl on the Ghost Tour: How a Brunch Joke Became Tiffany D. Jackson’s Spine-Tingling Savannah Mystery GHOST IN THE NIGHT

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Still Searching at 85: Motown Legend Martha Reeves Climbs the Charts and Proves Great Art Has No Expiration Date