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No trips to the movies, no action. Though some cinema theatres are in the process of opening again or have adapted to the old good alternative of drive-in movies, the major premieres of the year are all postponed for the sake of better times. However, it doesn't leave us with a second-rate halfpenny production for our nights and weekends, as, despite the halting world of entertainment, new movies are still popping up via available channels. So here's a list of new May action,

There's no better time than now to start a remake of The Stand, one of the most notorious novels by Stephen King. CBS All Access wrapped up the production of the new version this March, though the airing is still to be determined. However, two ultimate determinants of success in the current unfortunate period of events - the topic of a deadly virus and King novel's adaptation on TV - will make sure the show scoops up the very cream with a cherry on top. The novel, written in

Yesterday night we were watching a comedy, one of those that makes you wonder why, on earth, somebody would have wanted to film it. Despite a halfpenny screenplay and deplorable acting, there have been the moments when we were guffawing like never before. Of course, our amusement had nothing to do with sophisticated jokes or witty chats - it was just funny because it was shallow and incredibly dumb. However, the dose of laughter was everything we needed during this period of

If you are a passionate crime mystery fan, then you are definitely acquainted with Edgar Allan Poe and his pioneering of detective fiction. And, of course, there's no surprise for you that the name of this prominent poet and writer has been converted into a title of the most prestigious awards honoring the best in mystery fiction, non-fiction and television. Every April the Mystery Writers of America based in New York City announces the winners of the Edgar Allan Poe Awards (

Step by step, day by day you finally get clueless of what to watch on your Netflix, Amazon, Sky, Hulu or any other streaming channel because all new action movies, engaging TV series, heartbreaking dramas, silly comedies or non-scary horror movies have already been consumed and spitted out. Even good old movies and tiresome documentaries have made it to your evening menus. But the thought of visiting a cinema theater still equals to a sci-fi trailer. So distant and unreal, at

It seems that a well-known American writer Colson Whitehead has developed a true winning formula for the highest literary awards. Only three years ago, in 2017, his novel The Underground Railroad won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the National Book Award and here he strikes again: 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction goes to his newest novel The Nickel Boys. Every year the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction is awarded for distinguished fiction published in book form during the year by

Time flies by, spring rushes in bloom but the world is stand-still as ever. Those who two months ago cheered about finally living the life they always wanted, quality time for their family and themselves, now hardly sound so enthusiastic about anything. Book stacks remain untouched with promises wasted or thrust down into the deepest pocket. If we are wrong about this, then we are happy. Because we have our TOP 5 of the newest May books for you to check out and we'd like to s