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Matthew Perry is telling his personal story about his decades-long sobriety journey in his debut memoir, "Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing."

U2 frontman Bono tunnels into the fissures and feats of his life, sharing anecdotes with astute writing in his memoir 'Surrender.'

Bob Dylan has a new book out, 'The Philosophy of Modern Song,' in which he riffs about his favorite tunes of all time.

If N.K. Jemisin's "The City We Became" is a love letter to New York City, then its sequel "The World We Make" is a love song.

Julie Andrews' new children's book "The First Notes" has ties to "The Sound of Music," exploring some of the real history behind the musical scale.

This week brings new books about life and music from Bob Dylan and Bono, while "Friends" star Matthew Perry opens up about his addiction battles.

Our reviewers found read a few October rom-coms that gave them all the feels, including Timothy Janovsky's "You're a Mean One, Matthew Prince."

Two Denver men suing author-director Julian Rubinstein and his production team over “The Holly” book and film withdrew their lawsuit on Thursday after admitting they hadn’t actually seen the movie they were suing him over.
At the same time, “The Holly” documentary grabbed a surprise, last-minute red carpet spot at the Denver Film Festival. The unusual addition came after previous “Holly” showings on Nov. 6 and Nov. 9 quickly sold out, prompting widespread demands for more tickets, according to producers at Denver Film.

Hoover expands her domination on USA TODAY's best sellers list and four Hollywood memoirs make a mark with actor Tom Felton leading the way.