Articles about Nora Ephron

Jacob Bernstein takes to the @nytimes to write a memoir of his mother Nora Ephron's final days

It had to be her: The Writers Guild of America, East plans a tribute to Nora Ephron

The latest #Oscars campaigning isn't for nominees -- it's for inclusion in the In Memoriam clip they show each year

Tom Hanks officially set to make his Broadway debut in Nora Ephron's 'Lucky Guy'

The witty social commentator David Rakoff will be missed—both by his readers and by his frank, funny contemporaries.

Since she passed away there have been numerous stories of letters written by Nora Ephron — generous letters which were heartwarming, positive, and laced with humour. Here is just one example, written in 1994l in response to a request to supply a blurb for Prozac Nation. If only all refusals were so pleasant.

One woman, in film school, was asked to share what film impacted her the most. For her professor, it was "Star Wars." For her, it was "You've Got Mail." Here's why.

The writer's legacy will endure far beyond romantic comedies. She was a trailblazer in journalism, film and feminism and a mentor to younger writers.

What 'When Harry Met Sally...' was really about, according to Nora Ephron.

A feminist who crafted old-fashioned romances -- and a famous fake orgasm -- Ephron changed more than the movies. A look at her influence in @salon.