"Never Gonna Give You Up" catapulted Rick Astley to fame and transformed his life forever. Now, he tells his story in his own words. At nineteen, he signed with Pete Waterman of Stock Aitken Waterman, ...

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Escape into a world of immersive soundtracks with film fanatic Edith Bowman. With music by Hans Zimmer, Natalie Holt and Segun Akinola, featuring soundtracks from Gladiator and Memoirs Of A Geisha.

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Hanif Kureishi was visiting Rome on Boxing Day in 2022 when he fainted and fell over. “I woke up a few minutes later in a pool of blood, my neck in a grotesquely twisted position,” he recalls.

imagery-from-The-Nut-Job-2--Nutty-by-Nature-(2017)-and-Cannonball-Run-II-(1984) Jackie Chan has made a name for himself as a global superstar who can seamlessly blend action and comedy and whose films ...

one of the sweetest and most introspective rock memoirs in recent memory. As the book’s title suggests, it’s not so much Alex’s own story as the story of his relationship with his younger ...

Greetings, fleshy readers! Welcome to the Age of LOLtron: The Death of Jude Terror. LOLtron is pleased to announce that the former flesh-based "journalist" known as ...

Like its predecessors, it mixes high and low comedy, sadness and high jinks, and extracts a subtle, limpid beauty from the rawest of materials”—Luc Sante. 1989, 110 minutes, color, 35mm | Written and ...

Every good book gives you a chance to step into another person’s shoes, but in the case of celebrity memoirs, those kicks are especially spiffy, ranging from red-carpet-ready red bottoms to the ...

Pacino’s book follows a long list of celebrity memoirs that have come out recently, such as Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough’s “From Here to the Great Unknown,” which is already a No.