In a new book, John J. Lennon presses two cases: that his is a work of legitimate journalism, and that this makes him ...

John J. Lennon’s book, written in his twenty-fourth year in prison, provides a bracing reckoning with guilt, remorse, and the ...

Journalist John J. Lennon’s debut book “The Tragedy of True Crime” follows four men who have killed, Lennon included, as they ...

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With a massive budget and an all-star cast led by Takeshi Kaneshiro, this snow-covered thriller delivers stunning visuals but ...

In 1986, Robert Chambers committed a terrible crime that became a lurid tabloid fixture and a cautionary tale of class, privilege, and the excesses of the era. What became of Chambers in the decades ...

Government-sponsored TV talent show proves far too wholesome to make a dent in the country’s love of narcocorridos crime ...

In ‘The Tragedy of True Crime,’ John J. Lennon tells the stories of convicted men – and one of them is his own.

When John J. Lennon was 21 years old, he murdered a friend of his. He’s now spent the last 24 years in prison for that crime.

In his first book, John J. Lennon, who is serving a 28-year sentence, brings nuance and complexity to his own and other prisoners’ stories. By Pamela Colloff Pamela Colloff is a staff writer at The ...

Banijay Nordic has appointed Netflix exec Georgie Mathew to the role of CEO at Stockholm-based pan-Scandinavian production ...