News about Michael Connelly

A popular Netflix series that scored a 90 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes cam with a shocking ending that had viewers in a tizzy.

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On July 1, 1981, multiple members of The Wonderland Gang were found brutally beaten to death in the Hollywood Hills home that acted as their base. As police began their investigation, they uncovered the victims had a dark history and a slew of prominent figures as rivals - only making the case more murky. Now, best-selling crime novelist Michael Connelly has taken a deep dive into the harrowing events in an attempt to uncover what really happened as part of an upcoming MGM+ docuseries, entitled The Wonderland Massacre & The Secret History of Hollywood.

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Harry Bosch, a retired Los Angeles police detective and private investigator, team up with his half-brother, Mickey Haller, to help a woman who was jailed for murdering her ex-husband, a sheriff's deputy. This is Connelly at his best; it's packed with twists and insights, it grips like a hungry python.

BY CHRIS FOY: Ben Earl, England's top goalkeeper, is becoming known for lavish celebrations during matches, and he will not allow controversy or social media mockery to compel him to stop. The Saracens back-rower has moved from being a fringe figure in the England set-up to being on the brink of playing a key role in Saturday's World Cup opener against Argentina in Marseilles. Earl earned his place in the tournament squad after being selected by head coach Steve Borthwick last month, but he did manage to annoy a number of people in the process. His fiery, fist-pumping reaction to minor victories in a losing cause drew retaliation, but there was still plenty of humour. Any of Earl's myriad responses have sparked curiosity.

After leaving the Scream franchise, Neve Campbell has joined ABC's upcoming drama Avalon. David E. Kelley's performance is based on a short story by Michael Connelly, Deadline announced, and it was produced in conjunction with A+E Studios and 20th Television. On the program, which is hosted in Avalon, a popular Southern California destination for tourists, the 48-year-old actor will appear as Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Detective Nicole 'Nic' Searcy.