Topic: Michael Crichton

The Literary Lifespan of 'Twilight'; The Birth of 'Annie Hall'

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Today in books: The 2009 Man Booker winner is the latest prestigious literary property to be gobbled up by HBO, Diane Keaton's inventive memoir has some great Woody Allen stories, and the late Michael Crichton's scribbles have become a book about killer bugs and an evil CEO.

By Ray Gustini

May 24, 2011

The Smart Set

Graydon Carter Passes on Elaine's; Willem Dafoe's Roman Robbery

Plus: Megan Ellison's bright young producing career hits a Schwarzenegger bump

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