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Cloudy With a Chance of Love? In 'And Now, Back to You', Rival Meteorologists Must Find Common Ground — See the Cover! (Exclusive)
B.K. Borison has returned with the next book of her Heartstrings series, And Now, Back to You The book will arrive on bookshelves Feb. 24, 2026 and is available for preorder now PEOPLE has the exclusive reveal of its coverWhat can go wrong when two rival meteorologists are forced to work together? We're about to find out. B.K. Borison puts a fun twist on the classic opposites-attract love story by putting that same question to the test in the next book of her Heartstrings series, And Now, Back to You. The new book follows First Time Caller, which was inspired by Nora Ephron's Sleepless in Seattle. And Now, Back to You is a twist on When Harry Met Sally, so rom-com fans know they're in for a treat. PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the cover ahead of its highly anticipated February release. Jackson Clark and Delilah Stewart have had their fair share of run-ins over the years, often ending in disaster. The former is a man who "thrives on routine and organization from the comfort of his radio booth," according to an official synopsis. On the other hand, Delilah loves the "spontaneity and adventure" that comes with being out in the field. "Eager to be taken seriously as a journalist, Delilah offers Jackson a deal. If he can help her ace this assignment, she'll help him rediscover his long-lost fun side," the synopsis explains. "With an undiscovered chemistry burning beneath their clashes, the unlikely partnership quickly tumbles into an easy and surprising friendship." When the two are forced to partner against their will to cover the snowstorm of the century, we'll see whether sparks fly to keep them warm or they're each left out in the cold. The story was an "absolute delight" for Borison to write. "I'm so excited to bring readers back to the air waves with Jackson and Delilah's book. Writing their opposites-attract love story was an absolute delight and I can't wait to share them with you soon," she tells PEOPLE. "I hope everyone loves a man in glasses." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. And Now, Back to You will arrive on bookshelves Feb. 24, 2026. It is available to preorder now wherever books are sold. Read the original article on People
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4 days ago
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6 Romantic Hollywood Films For A Summer Movie Marathon With Partner
Last Updated: This dreamy romantic plot of Before Sunrise tells the story of two strangers falling in love with each other. There's always something magical about warm summer nights. With a light breeze and the scent of something sweet in the air, summer nights make for the perfect excuse to stay in and cosy up with your bae. Whether you want to escape the heat or are just craving some quality time, a movie marathon is always a good idea. Here are six movie ideas that will be perfect for a movie marathon with your partner: When Harry Met Sally—Amazon Prime Video This timeless classic film follows the encounter between the title characters, culminating in a short-term friendship over their shared drive to New York City. Years later they cross paths again, and they're forced to deal with their feelings for each other. At its core, this classic Nora Ephron film addresses the age-old question, 'Can men and women ever just be friends?" Before Trilogy —Netflix/Amazon Prime Video This dreamy romantic Trilogy tells the story of two strangers falling in love with each other. With Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and Before Midnight – the movie series explores the twists and turns of the relationship between Jesse and Celine. From meeting on a train journey to getting to know each other and finding comfort and love in one another, the trilogy touches upon every aspect of a budding romance and ultimately provides an honest view of a long-term relationship and the problems that come with it. With deep conversations and emotional confrontation, the film proves that even soulmates need to fight for their love and to stay connected. The Princess Bride – JioHotstar The ultimate fairy tale mashup captures romance, comedy, and adventure with a hint of fantasy as Buttercup, a princess, falls in love with Westley, a farm boy. Their enchanting love story blooms in all its glory as the couple fights all evils to rekindle after a long separation. Gone With The Wind – Amazon Prime Video Adapted from Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel, Gone With The Wind is set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. This epic historical romance follows Scarlet O'Hara, a strong-willed woman chasing her love Ashley Wilkes, who is married to his cousin. With dramatic twists, burning passion, and the grandeur of characters, the film always remains a classic. The Notebook—Amazon Prime Video The classic Nicholas Sparks film follows the love story of Noah and Allie. Hailing from different worlds, the couple faces countless problems as they strive to be together. But their bond endures all heartbreaks and the intense test of time as Noah and Allie end up together forever. The first encounter, 365 love letters, and the iconic rain-soaked kiss culminate into one of the greatest love stories of all time that perfectly embodies the 'till death do us part" emotion. Based on Jane Austen's one of the greatest novels, Pride and Prejudice is the perfect slow-burn love story between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. Set against the backdrop of Regency England, Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy's love story unfolds in ballrooms, banters, and against all societal odds. This iconic period drama is a must-watch for couples. First Published:
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21-05-2025
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Tense scene at Weinstein trial as alleged perv appears to have medical episode after accuser's defiant gesture
Harvey Weinstein's Manhattan sex crimes retrial took a dramatic turn Tuesday when the accused serial perv apparently suffered a medical episode — sparking a frenzy of court officers to tend to him. The bizarre moment came after a former actress who accused Weinstein, 73, of raping her defiantly stared down the disgraced Hollywood producer after leaving the witness stand and pointed a finger at her eye, demanding that he look at her. The startling 'look at me' gesture by Jessica Mann, 38, prompted Weinstein's high-powered defense attorney Arthur Aidala to argue for a mistrial to Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Curtis Farber. As Aidala contended that the trial should be tossed, Weinstein bizarrely made gurgling sounds — and two court officers quickly surrounded him. The wheelchair-bound Weinstein took a sip of water, bringing the brief episode to an end. Asked later if Weinstein had a medical episode, Aidala told The Post that the Miramax founder's already-poor health has been getting worse. 'The short answer is yes, but it was alleviated,' the attorney said. 'He's not doing well. The last two weeks there has been a marked difference in his physical appearance and his stamina. I don't know if its the cancer kicking in, but he's definitely suffering.' Mann's daring gesture came after she wrenchingly detailed to jurors, between sobs, an alleged rape by Weinstein at a Beverly Hills hotel. But the convicted sex pest could only shake his head in response, before he descended into gurgling. 'That's absolutely inappropriate behavior by her,' Aidala wailed to the judge. Prosecutors argued Mann's reaction didn't even come close to grounds for a mistrial — and Farber agreed, denying Aidala's bid. Mann later returned to the stand and continued to recount the alleged California hotel rape, which took place around the beginning of 2014, recounting for jurors how she had taken an hours-long shower afterward. 'I'm going to bury this so deep and I'm going to forget about this and move on with my life,' she said she told herself. Mann testified that she decided to 'keep going' to pursue her Hollywood dreams – and continued to have contact with the powerful Weinstein, which led to a consensual sexual relationship. She recounted that she faked orgasms to end uncomfortable sexual encounters with Weinstein. 'I'm not saying I performed her performance but I made noises,' she said, comparing her fake orgasms to that of Meg Ryan's character in an infamous scene from the 1989 romantic comedy 'When Harry Met Sally.' 'It was definitely not the best I ever had,' she added when Aidala asked if it was a lie. Mann's first day of testimony Monday saw her tearfully detail another alleged rape by Weinstein in a Midtown hotel. She testified that after the attack, she found an erection-inducing drug needle apparently used by Weinstein in a hotel room's garbage can with a puzzling label. 'I found on Google that it basically meant 'dead penis,' and you inject it and it can only be used a certain amount of times back to back over a certain time,' she told jurors. Weinstein is only charged in the Midtown alleged rape. He has pleaded not guilty to charges in his sex crimes retrial. Weinstein in 2022 was found guilty of one count of rape and two counts of sexual assault at a Los Angeles trial. He has appealed the conviction. Originally published as Tense scene at Weinstein trial as alleged perv appears to have medical episode after accuser's defiant gesture
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20-05-2025
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Rob Reiner shouted at Doug Emhoff during debate party that Biden would ‘lose our f***ing democracy,' book claims
Tensions were high at a Hollywood debate watch party on June 27, 2024, when director Rob Reiner lashed out at then-second gentleman Doug Emhoff over President Joe Biden's disastrous debate performance. A report on the confrontation appears in the new book Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again by CNN anchor Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson of Axios. Reiner is said to have exclaimed that the U.S. could 'lose our f***ing democracy,' as a result of Biden's performance at the June 27 debate against now-President Donald Trump, according to reporting by The Hill. The incident occurred at the home of James Costos, the former HBO executive and President Barack Obama's ambassador to Spain. 'The gathering had originally been planned as a fundraiser for the Biden Victory Fund, but then the debate was scheduled for the same night, so the hosts turned it into a fancy and hopefully fun debate watch party, with people sitting in three or four different rooms,' the book states. In addition to Reiner and Emhoff, actor and activist Jane Fonda was also present, in addition to Democratic governors Andy Beshear of Kentucky, JB Pritzker of Illinois, and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan. As President Biden spoke in a weak voice, repeatedly stumbled over answers, misspoke, and lost his train of thought, the evening quickly turned into a 'debate watch horror show.' 'A few minutes into it, Reiner, in the main living room, stated plainly: 'We are f***ed!'' Tapper and Thompson wrote, adding that he 'became angry. Soon he was venting, standing, full of fury.' 'He seemed to be looking at Emhoff. Daggers.' 'We're going to lose our f***ing democracy because of you!' the When Harry Met Sally director is said to have shouted at Emhoff. ''Because of me?' Emhoff thought,' the book states. CNN reported on the incident a few days after it occurred, but in less detail, noting: 'Rob Reiner was screaming about losing and Jane Fonda had tears in her eyes, according to people in the room.' The first presidential debate of the 2024 election, in which Biden struggled from the get-go and Trump repeated a barrage of lies and misinformation, was watched by 51.27 million viewers. It sparked 'deep panic' among Democrats, to the delight of supporters of Trump, and ultimately led to Biden stepping aside as the party's nominee in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris. On July 10, George Clooney, who just weeks before headlined a star-studded fundraiser that raked in $28 million for Biden's re-election campaign, penned an emotional op-ed telling his 'friend' in no uncertain terms to take himself out of the 2024 race. After another 11 days of mounting calls for him to step aside, Biden pulled out on July 21, putting Harris, with Emhoff by her side, at the top of the ticket.
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20-05-2025
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‘Angry' Rob Reiner cursed at Emhoff during Biden debate watch party: Book
Director Rob Reiner reportedly lashed out at then-second gentleman Doug Emhoff last year while the two attended a debate watch party, exclaiming that the country was about to 'lose our f‑‑‑ing democracy' because of former President Biden's disastrous performance. The scene at the Los Angeles home of James Costos last June is depicted in 'Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again,' the book by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson published Tuesday. 'The gathering had originally been planned as a fundraiser for the Biden Victory Fund, but then the debate was scheduled for the same night, so the hosts turned it into a fancy and hopefully fun debate watch party, with people sitting in three or four different rooms,' the authors wrote. But the star-studded event — with a crowd that included Reiner, Emhoff, actor Jane Fonda and Democratic Govs. Andy Beshear, JB Pritzker, and Gretchen Whitmer of Kentucky, Illinois and Michigan, respectively — quickly became a 'debate watch horror show' as Biden repeatedly and dramatically stumbled against President Trump. 'A few minutes into it, Reiner, in the main living room, stated plainly: 'We are f‑‑‑ed!'' Tapper and Thompson wrote of the 78-year-old 'When Harry Met Sally' director, one of Hollywood's most vocal Trump critics. According to the book, Reiner 'became angry. Soon he was venting, standing, full of fury.' 'He seemed to be looking at Emhoff. Daggers.' 'We're going to lose our f‑‑‑ing democracy because of you!' Reiner yelled. ''Because of me?' Emhoff thought,' the 'Original Sin' authors wrote. Representatives for Emhoff and Reiner didn't return ITK's request for comment. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
