Anne Rice, author of the gothic novel Interview with the Vampire, has died at the age of 80. The American writer, who sold more than 150 million books, died surrounded by her family on Saturday night.

In 1995, while at the height of her vampiric fame, New Orleans novelist Anne Rice famously arrived for a book signing at the Garden District Book Shop inside a coffin — proving once and for all ...

Reviewed by Tiffany ReiszIt's an odd task, reviewing purely erotic work such as Rice's Sleeping Beauty series. Pornography, as defined by the New Oxford American dictionary, is "intended to ...

Anne Rice’s oeuvre has long been synonymous with lush, gothic imagination and baroque storytelling that redefines the contours of monstrosity. Her characters are not just creatures of the night ...

AMC brings the undead gothic horror story back to life in this seven-episode TV series based on Anne Rice's 1976 hit novel. The 20 best TV episodes of 2024 The 22 most shocking TV moments of ...

Sunday's Mayfair Witches, the third episode of Season 2, put Lasher in the path of a vampire named Felix who imparted some ...

Based on Anne Rice’s bestselling novel, here’s what you need to know about Interview With The Vampire’s second season. Billed as a “sumptuous reinvention of Anne Rice’s epic tale of ...

This child vampire, created by chief bloodsucker Lestat in Anne Rice's cult 1976 novel Interview with the Vampire (and played by an 11-year-old Kirsten Dunst in the 1994 film adaptation), looks ...