"This young lady was determined not to become a victim. She screamed, fought back hard and just never gave up." ...

Harrigan’s children were sleeping in the home — only a few feet from where a single bullet pierced a window, Harrigan’s campaign manager told The Carolina Journal on Thursday.

Mr. Harrigan point-blank asks Craig why he keeps coming and reading, and his heartfelt reply – because he enjoys it – melts a little of Mr. Harrigan’s icy facade, which is a decidedly mixed bag.

Adapted from a novella from Stephen King, “Mr. Harrigan’s Phone” stars Jaedan Martell (“It”) as Craig, who was hired at a young age to read books to a reclusive billionaire, played by ...

About "Mr. Harrigan’s Phone": You can take it with you, if ‘it’ is ‘your smartphone’ Jaeden Martell, returning to King’s dominion after leading "It: Chapter One," stars as Craig, a ...

Add “Mr. Harrigan’s Phone” to the relatively short list of really good Stephen King adaptations, garnishing a coming-of-age story with understated hints of the supernatural and thoughtful ...

He was the named plaintiff in a landmark lawsuit that paved the way for same-sex marriage.

Harrigan needs someone to come to his vaulted mansion once a week and read to him: The former business mogul’s eyesight is failing and he’d like to revisit novels that he has, no doubt ...

Harrigan’s quest may be unusual, but he has always had a passion for reading, research and sports. His parents say he was reading books by age 2, and within a year he could name all 50 states.

When Julie Harrigan graduated from the University of Delaware 10 years ago, the whole juice craze thing (think Jamba Juice) was just taking off.She liked the idea of it, but opening her own store was ...

Mr. Harrigan's Phone writer/director John Lee Hancock talks adapting Stephen King, filming in Connecticut and whether he'd do another King adaptation.