Since you weren't invited to last Friday's intellectually-studded memorial for Christopher Hitchens, Vanity Fair has posted video of the full event online.
Today in publishing and literature: A close read of the esteemed novelist's 1982 ode to arcade games, Bill O'Reilly is writing another book about a presidential assasination, and Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell faces legal action (again) from a former manager.
Chandler, Fitzgerald and Amis should curb the author's enthusiasm about his TV project
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