Hollywood wants novelist John Searles’ new book. We hear producers are vying to get their hands on the manuscript for acclaimed novelist John Searles’ upcoming “Her Last Affair.”
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Insiders are calling it an unusual and captivating love story, that offers insights into the often desperate (and occasionally depraved) desires of the human heart.
Searles has a knack for creating compelling female characters – Blythe Danner, Amy Ryan and Margaret Qualley had meaty roles in the big screen version of “Strange But True” – and his latest features dramatic storylines that would offer mother-daughter acting dynasties a chance to shine together.
Called “America’s Number ONE Gossip Columnist” by The National Enquirer. Rob ‘Naughty But Nice’ Shuter breaks celebrity news every day on his website NaughtyGossip.com where he delivers all the dish about the stars we love in his naughty but nice signature style. You can also catch him co-hosting and breaking celebrity news on Good Day New York, The Today Show, The Talk, Wendy Williams Show, CNN, Extra and Z100’s ‘Elvis Duran.’ Previously, Rob was the Huffington Post’s only celebrity columnist and the former executive editor of OK! Magazine. Rob has also hosted his own Saturday night talk show on Mark Cuban’s channel and his own daily morning show, ‘The Gossip Table,’ on VH1! Breaking some of the biggest entertainment stories, including Jamie Lynn Spears’s pregnancy news, Britney’s first post-meltdown interview, Eva Longoria’s wedding, and baby exclusives for Jessica Alba, Tori Spelling and Mathew McConaughey’s tots, Rob always knows where to find the best scoop. Before Rob was one of the world’s most successful entertainment reporters, he was a publicist working for Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys, P. Diddy, Jessica Simpson and Jon Bon Jovi! Now he is bringing all this experience to his new show on I HEART MEDIA in his unique cheeky way, that is always a pinch and never a punch!
Hollywood wants novelist John Searles’ new book! Hollywood wants novelist John Searles’ new book