Thursday 11 July 2013

Actress/comedian Aisha Tyler talks TV, 'epic humiliations'

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USA TODAY - Books July 11
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Clive Cussler's first book, The Mediterranean Caper, was released in paperback in 1973. It will be reissued Tuesday for the first time in hardcover.
Novelist/adventurer Clive Cussler is still going strong

Forty years later, his first novel will be reissued in hardcover.
Mystery roundup: 'Crime of Privilege,' 'Skinner'

Also, a less-than-impressive return from Karin Slaughter.
Aisha Tyler has written a second book, 'Self-Inflicted Wounds,' a humorous take on some learning moments in her life.
Five questions for author/comedian Aisha Tyler

She talks about her new book of embarrassing stories, 'Self-Inflicted Wounds.'

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U.S. President Barack Obama meets with the African Union Commission Chair in Johannesburg, South Africa. On Wednesday he'll honor 24 creative people with National Medals.
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Joyce Carol Oates caused controversy with Twitter remarks about Egypt.
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Plus, Guillermo del Toro would like Benedict Cumberbatch to star in 'Frankenstein.'
The graphic novel 'Genius' follows a physicist who may have a link to a secret from Albert Einstein.
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