“Eve’s Diary” was pulled from the shelves of a library in 1906 after trustees objected to illustrations of a naked Eve in Eden.

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‘Eve’s Diary,’ Banned Twain Book, Back at Charlton, Mass., Library

Looks like the wimpy kids landed a real sucker punch this weekend: The second installment, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules, won the weekend box office, bringing in $24.4 million in ticket sales. There’s even better news for the 20th Century Fox,…

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Wins Box Office

As promised, this is the first weekend of a new month, which means it’s time to take a look at this month’s most buzzed-about movies in order to decide which one we’re anticipating the very most. Last month you folks chose I Am Number Four as your most anticipated February movie, so looking at March’s lineup, I think your most anticipated movie will come down to a handful of films that include Battle: Los Angeles, Sucker Punch and Paul. One theme throughout the month is sci-fi and fantasy, as we have a whole ton of those types of films, from Battle: Los Angeles to Mars Needs Moms to Beastly to Red Riding Hood. In fact, the only two films that seem to be grounded in reality are The Lincoln Lawyer and Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2. So with all this genre stuff to choose… Read More Read Comments

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Poll: Your Most Anticipated March Movie

Jimmy Carter’s White House Diary looks like a page turner by comparison. Matt Drudge appears to have scored an early copy of George W. Bush’s memoir, Decision Points, though if his preview is any indication, the book’s a snooze: Sections that Drudge…

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First Glimpse at Bush’s Memoir