
Sex on Murder Island
Jo Firestone promotes Sex on Murder Island, the sequel to Murder on Sex Island, and jokes that the nearly identical titles may confuse readers.
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Jo Firestone promotes Sex on Murder Island, the sequel to Murder on Sex Island, and jokes that the nearly identical titles may confuse readers.

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David Sedaris discusses his new book The Land and Its People, including the rejected title about the testicles of an old sparrow in winter and the deliberately melancholy cover.

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Anthony Anderson discusses his new cookbook AC Barbecue, streaking after the Dodgers’ World Series win, a childhood prediction about his future, and being invited to perform piano at the Hollywood Bowl.