PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS FOR WEEK ENDING 8/14/2021

Even though Ryan Edwards started seeing a therapist — at son Bentley’s request — last season on Teen Mom OG, Maci Bookout says Ryan didn’t anymore therapy after that, and his relationship with Bentley has suffered because of it.

Friends of Jean-Michel Basquiat are calling out Beyoncé and Jay-Z for their use of a painting by the late American artist in an ad for jeweller Tiffany & Co.

th edition, stars kicked off the opening night as they mean to go on, with a generous helping of high octane glamour. The first evening saw the premiere of Madres Paralelas, a film about motherhood starring Penélope Cruz, who looked chic as ever in a navy and cream tulle Chanel couture gown.

Pulling out the style stops! With a 500-foot red carpet rolled out, it’s no surprise that the stars put their best fashion foot forward for GQ’s Men of the Year Awards, which was hosted in association with Boss, on Wednesday, September 1. 

HARDCOVER FICTION1. “The Madness of Crowds” by Louise Penny (Minotaur)2. “Billy Summers” by Stephen King ( Scribner)3.

1. “Bloodless” by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (Grand Central Publishing)2.

Anna Tingley All products and services featured by Variety are independently selected by Variety editors. However, Variety may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes.Some people’s lives are so extraordinary it would feel remiss not to memorialize their stories on the page.

Anna Tingley All products and services featured by Variety are independently selected by Variety editors. However, Variety may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links, and the retailer may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes.A #1 New York Times Bestseller, McConaughey’s memoir and self-proclaimed “approach book” is filled with raucous stories and one-of-a-kind bits of wisdom from the actor’s less-than-average life.

HARDCOVER FICTION1. “Bloodless” by Preston/Child (Grand Central Publishing)2. “Billy Summers” by Stephen King ( Scribner)3.

Guy Lodge Film CriticFor any older men feeling left behind by a world of youth, social media and anti-patriarchal sentiment, “Best Sellers” offers a comforting message: You may yet be a younger person’s savior, provided they come to save you first.Harris Shaw, the ornery, outdated writer at the center of Lina Roessler’s gentle literary comedy, has been creatively blocked for 50 years since producing one vastly acclaimed novel.

1. “Bloodless” by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (Grand Central Publishing)2. “Billy Summers″ by Stephen King (Scribner)3.

Limp Bizkit have updated fans on their next album, announcing that new songs will arrive “in rapid succession, very soon”.In an Instagram Story post last night (August 25), the band reiterated that their previously scheduled performances have been cancelled, assuring fans that they are “all fine”.

Orlando Weeks has shared a new track called ‘Deep Down Way Out’ – listen below.The song is set to appear on the former Maccabees frontman’s second solo album, which follows his 2020 debut ‘A Quickening’. Further details on the record are yet to be announced.“I never thought I’d make cliff top, roof down, drive into the sunset type music but ‘Deep Down’ does feel like that to me,” Weeks explained of his latest single.”A sort of stompy freedom.

Few actresses have had as prolific a career as Angela Bassett, 63, has had. She’s captivated audience for decades from her performances in biopics like What’s Love Got To Do, where she played Tina Turner, to playing comic book characters, like in Black Panther. Throughout much of her lengthy career, she’s been married to stage actor Courtney B. Vance. In January 2006, the couple had twins Slater and Bronwyn via a surrogate.

Busta Rhymes complaining about mask-wearing and COVID policies is going viral on social media, taken during one of the veteran rapper’s live shows last month.Despite the pandemic continuing to hospitalise and kill millions across the US and beyond, including former Busta collaborator Fred The Godson who died from coronavirus last year, the rapper insisted that ongoing safety measures were an attempt to “take our civil liberties away”.“In the last sixteen fucking months, COVID could suck a dick,”