June 11, 2007–ABC's coverage of basketball's NBA Finals and CBS' telecast of the Tony Awards both suffered in the ratings Sunday night, due to competition from the series finale of HBO's “The Sopranos.”

June 11, 2007–Voters for the 61st annual Tony Awards Sunday night chose “Spring Awakening” as Best Musical and “The Coast of Utopia” as Best Play.

D.H. Lawrence wrote three versions of “Lady Chatterley's Lover.” The novel known by this title is the third version, the one Lawrence considered definitive and which he published at his own expense in March 1928, a few months before his death. The fact that these three versions exist is not in itself remarkable; it is Lawrence's method of writing them that is extraordinary in the history of literature.

June 1, 2007–Universal and Warner are conjuring a Harry Potter attraction to debut before the last installment of J.K. Rowling's literary franchise hits the bigscreen.

With NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, directors-writers Joel and Ethan Coen are matched up with an artist who is considered at once one of the most entertaining and important storytellers of our times: Cormac McCarthy.