Harper Lee

Harper Lee's estate accuses Aaron Sorkin of straying too far from To Kill a Mockingbird in Broadway adaption

Sorkin’s decision to depart from Harper Lee’s text is in fact, also a factor that would make this re-imagination of To Kill A Mockingbird stand out.

Harper Lee's estate sues Aaron Sorkin's Broadway adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird

The lawsuit argues that writer Aaron Sorkin’s script deviates too much from the novel.

Netflix, Pokémon Go, US Presidential elections: The pop culture moments that defined 2016

On this the final day of the mockery that was 2016, let’s look back at this year through the prism of pop culture: From JK Rowling to late night TV, the end of Vine, and the loss of too many icons to count

RIP: Harper Lee, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' author, passes away at 89

Harper Lee was the elusive author of To Kill a Mockingbird, a book that looked at racial injustice in a small Southern town through the eyes of a child.

The Namesake's Gogol, Roald Dahl's Matilda and other literary heroes who deserve a comeback

Here are five iconic literary characters with whom we’d like to go back to the future.

Literary hero Atticus Finch is racist in Harper Lee's 'Go Set a Watchman' and readers aren't happy

The world went into a frenzy when Harper Lee came out with her second novel Go Set A Watchman, 55 years after her literary masterpiece To Kill a Mockingbird.

After 'Go Set a Watchman,' Harper Lee's lawyer hints that there could be a third novel

Excitement soared with the publication on Tuesday of Harper Lee's eagerly awaited, but controversial second novel as her lawyer hinted the reclusive 89-year-old may have written a third book.

Beware Harper Lee fans! Atticus Finch in her new book isn't anything like the one you know

Publisher HarperCollins, anticipating concerns that Atticus' harsh talk will disillusion millions of fans, issued a statement.

Harper Lee 'happy as hell' about reactions to new book

The 88-year-old author of "To Kill a Mockingbird" is "happy as hell" with the reactions to her decision to publish a second novel.

To Kill A Mockingbird's sequel: Why Harper Lee's friends are surprised at the news

Hometown friends of author Harper Lee are struggling to reconcile a publisher's sensational announcement that her decades-old manuscript for a sequel will be released.