Filmmaker James Cameron is planning to publish an ‘Avatar’ novel, although initially has no plans to take that story to the big screen as part of the science fiction saga.

Science and technology established by scientific methods, leads us to the next National Week of Science and Engineering, to be held between the 12 and 21 of March in the UK and where the publication of the book “The eerie silence, are we alone in the universe?” of the recognized specialist Paul Davies will be held.

Pope John Paul II practiced severe bodily penance – including whipping himself with a belt and sleeping on the floor– and also wrote a letter in which he offered his resignation in the case he was incapacitated, according to a book published Tuesday by the Vatican official in charge of the process that could lead to the pope’s sainthood.

The Telegraph, published medical myths according two American doctors, Dr Aaron Carroll and Rachel Vreeman. They wrote a book that aims to debunk some of the common held myths about your health.

A book which goes on sale in the United States claims that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt fight like “cats and dogs” and that he would be unfaithful, besides being addicted to marijuana and alcohol.
They seem to be the perfect Hollywood couple — two beautiful and successful people so in love with each other that [...]

Patrizia D’Addario, the prostitute who claims to have slept with Silvio Berlusconi, has told in her book of her amazement at the 73-year-old Italian prime minister’s stamina.

Omar bin Laden says he would ‘like to be in a position to promote peace’ in an interview in which he recalls hearing about 9/11 attacks.

Argentine tennis player seventh seeded in the ATP rankings, Martin Vassallo Arguello, talked about everything. Following Aggasi’s confessions, he talked about illegal gambling, drugs, Rafael Nadal, and the supposed tennis players’ “friendship” in the Davis Cup.

A comic book called Spandex, which features the world’s first gay superheroes team has gone on sale in England.

The former Alaska Governer claims in the book “Going Rogue” (out next week) that she had to pay $50,000 for her own background check at the request of the campaign of the 2008 Republican nominee for president, US Senator John McCain.

Pierluigi Baima Bollone, physician and professor of Legal Medicine at the University of Turin, confirmed during the presentation of his book ‘The Mystery of the Shroud, revelations and discoveries for the third millennium’ that “The Shroud is authentic”, at hte time that he objects while the carbon 14 tests of 1988 according to which the workpiece is dated between 1260 and 1390 AD’.

Former tennis champion Andre Agassi has admitted in an autobiograpy that he used crystal meth in 1997 when his career was floundering.

President Cristina Kirchner will resume her international agenda on Thursday and Friday next with a trip to Chile, scheduled to relaunch bilateral relations with the neighboring country.

Osama bin Laden was an austere father who banned toys and modern appliances at home, but also a flower-growing nature lover who spoke fluent English and adored fast cars, according to his wife and son.

While remembering the early days of their romance she gets her incredible revenge by publicly humiliating him with the most intimate and embarrassing details.

Barack Obama, president of the United States, “was very impressed by the size and weight of the book” and said ,according to witnesses, between smiles,to his personal assistant that he had to carry it, although he did not know how he would fit it into his suitcase.

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc denied allegations that author J.K. Rowling copied “substantial parts” of a book by another children’s author when she wrote “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.”

It is “Open Veins of Latin America” by uruguayan Eduardo Galeano.