The Hunger Games' Katniss Everdeen is the most important character in the franchise and also part of a rich family.

Their best games that they win ... “I can definitely feel that hunger,” Lanier said. “Ever since I stepped on campus, I knew that was at stake — getting to that Final Four.

“I shit you not,” The Affair actor continued. “And in that room are 35 potential kids who are now put into this Hunger Games moment. And you spend literally the entire day getting called in ...

Suzanne Collins’ newest release, “Sunrise on the Reaping,” introduces readers to the 50th Hunger Games, with Haymitch Abernathy as the narrator and central protagonist. For people already familiar ...

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A friend of Robert Maudsley, also known as 'Hannibal the Cannibal', has issued stark warning as the serial killer was moved from his glass cage after going on hunger strike following the ...

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Their favorite version sticks close to the original dialogue, clocks in at full six hours (a plus for diehards), and showcases the full force of Mr. Bennet's biting wit. No matter where you stand ...

Peeta Mellark was Katniss's classmate in school, making them the same age. As he explains in The Hunger Games, he'd had a crush ... mining accident that killed Mr. Everdeen. He then later met ...

While Zoomers may nod their heads in agreement with Connors’s student, what may be most interesting about this proclamation is that when the first Hunger Games novel came out, in 2008 ...

Sometimes, when school, family, friends and just ... life get a little too much, we need to find comfort in the familiar. For some of us, that comes from pages of books we can read over and over ...