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Fans can hear the actor read the first chapter of the series on Spotify and the Harry Potter at Home website.

Bolton's book release has been moved from May to June.

The actor wrote an essay about the flick. After this, you'll be listening to "Take My Breath Away" on repeat, too.

Farrow has been very outspoken in recent years about allegations that the director molested her when she was a child, which he has repeatedly denied.

Trump attacked 'The View' co-host for what he described as her getting "fatter," according to an upcoming book by two reporters for The Daily Beast.

The former national security adviser faces backlash as damning Ukraine book leaks continue.

A book by President Donald Trump's former National Security Advisor John Bolton reportedly includes details of alleged conversations about withholding military aid to Ukraine.

The claim features in "The Fixers," a new book about President Donald Trump's relationships with former attorneys and advisers.

Journalist Andrea Bernstein said that the two Trump children were well aware of the wrongdoing that prompted allegations of fraud against them in the 2000s.

Officials warned that such a move could crash the South Korean stock market, but the president reportedly ordered staff, "Go do it!"

A Republican counsel at the House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing cut out comments about President Donald Trump's children Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric from the section he quoted.

Donald Trump Jr. tweeted that an airport bookseller has not stocked his 'Triggered' book, prompting his supporters to complain on the bookseller's social media account.

Tony Schwartz, who co-authored President Donald Trump's 1987 book, said the U.S. leader, his children Ivanka and Don Jr., and son-in-law Jared Kushner, should be behind bars.

The president has repeatedly maligned the Cold War-era alliance, even suggesting the pact is obsolete.

The claim is made in the exposé "A Warning," the book by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration.

The anonymous author of a new book—"A Warning"—claimed the president keeps staffers in line by fostering an environment where they could lose their jobs at any moment.

The president publicly backed Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the aftermath of the killing despite evidence of his involvement.

President Donald Trump touted the benefits of "nationalism" Saturday while promoting a book that calls for Americans to return to a nationalist mindset in order to make the United States strong again.

The unnamed author of "A Warning," an exposé of President Donald Trump's White House, claims to be a senior administration official.

In his new book 'Triggered,' Donald Trump Jr. recounts spending time with Michael Jackson as a child and asserts that the president couldn't be racist because he approved of his son spending time with the popstar.

Donald Trump Jr. said he's "entitled to hit back" at critics, including Mitt Romney, after "what I've been through" since his father took office.

"He's bitter, he didn't get a job in the administration that he wanted, she did," Trump Jr. said of George and Kellyanne Conway.

Dozens of journalists invoked a classic snobby line of attempted high-brow crticism, comparing former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's "unexciting" Wednesday testimony to a book that's better than the movie.

Matt Kepnes traveled constantly for a decade - never hanging his hat in one place - learning some valuable lessons along the way.

Cruz reportedly lamented Fox News' adoption of Trump during the GOP nomination race and raged about the channel's bias after the Wisconsin primary.

"Many of the things written about me have been false, so this book is my chance to lay myself bare."

Author Alexander Nazaryan claimed the president "almost welcomed" the idea of bringing his controversial former campaign manager back into the fold.

Fans wanted another season with the Monterey Five, but there was just one problem: Moriarty hadn't written a sequel.

"Right now, I'll never rule anything out," Trump Jr. told Fox News host Sean Hannity in March when asked if he planned to run.

"Eventually Trump, either as a sitting president or as a private citizen, will find out that he is not above the law and will be held accountable for his duplicity and his aiding and abetting of Russia," Kenneth McCallion told Newsweek.