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Let Regretting You serve as a reminder: Not every book-to-screen adaptation is destined to be a hit. The latest book from bestselling author Colleen Hoover’s repertoire to be turned into a feature ...

DANVERS — As part of the annual “Kindness for Colleen” campaign, the family of slain Danvers High teacher Colleen Ritzer is encouraging everyone to perform random acts of kindness on Oct. 22 to honor ...

It was inevitable: an Alex Warren song has made it into a Colleen Hoover movie. Reminders of Him, Hoover’s third film adaptation, is on its way, and like its predecessors, it’s heavy on the romance ...

Colleen Hoover has cancelled work commitments for the foreseeable future due to an 'unavoidable surgery' – including the upcoming premiere of her latest film, Regretting You. The 45-year-old author, ...

Colleen Hoover is taking a pause from all work-related commitments. The author, 45, announced the news in a post shared via Instagram on Friday, October 17. “I hate to have to announce this, but I ...

Colleen was born in Martinez, California on December 28, 1937, to Opal and Ivan Carmichael. She attended schools there, graduating from Alhambra Union High School with the class of 1955. In 1957 she ...

Author Colleen Hoover has revealed she will not be attending the upcoming premiere for her new movie, nor a planned book event with Lukas Gage, after being scheduled for "unavoidable surgery". The It ...

Colleen Delany Tredway, age 41, of Lakewood, Ohio, passed away peacefully at home on October 15, 2025 surrounded by family after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born in Fairview, Ohio, on ...

The Chicago International Film Festival, which returns this weekend, debuted 60 years ago under the direction of 22-year-old independent filmmaker Michael Kutza with financial and in-kind support from ...