The Anne Rice Immortal Universe is expanding at AMC. Already the home of Rice's witches and vampires, new spinoff Talamasca: ...

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Author Anne Rice died at age 80 due to complications from a stroke, Rice's son announced on social media. Getty Images Anne Rice, the best-selling author whose gothic tomes included “Interview ...

Anne Rice, the gothic novelist known for her best-selling "Interview With the Vampire," died Saturday from complications of a stroke. She was 80. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 💵 ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. The following contains minor spoilers for the first episode of AMC's "Mayfair Witches.". Once Anne Rice began to gain notoriety as an author after the 1976 release of ...

Anne Rice poses for portraits Oct. 19, 1992 in Louisiana. Bryce Lankard / Getty Images. Her novel, "Feast of All Saints," about the free people of color of antebellum New Orleans became a Showtime ...

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Arts & Entertainment. How acclaimed ‘Vampire’ novelist Anne Rice’s passion for writing started in North Texas As a 15-year-old, her passion to write continued when she got to Texas in 1957 ...

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 ...

Anne Rice, the novelist whose “Interview With the Vampire” and other lush, bestselling gothic tales reinvented the blood-drinking immortal as tragic antihero, has died. She was 80.