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It's the sexiest, tastiest, naughtiest tribute ever to the prettiest pouts & sharpest silhouettes this side of heaven Walk this way as a whole cast of sizzling Playmates showcase their hottest, lip-smacking assets! In a sensual and unforgettable way, Playboy focuses on some of the sexiest women in

the world. Pucker up and watch your favourites and ours...

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In the Red is set in Spring 1998, a year into a New Labour Government, with the country feeling that nothing has, in fact, "got better" at all. When a serial killer targets a number of bank managers and financiers, the nation responds with a curious mixture of mild outrage and quiet admiration.

George Cragge, a raddled BBC Radio crime reporter with a fondness for drink and a healthy contempt for BBC management, joins the murder hunt after he begins to receive mysterious telephone calls from the killer. Leading the murder hunt is his old ally, DCI Jefferson. An immaculately constructed whodunnit, and an irreverent, yet affectionate romp through the corridors of British power.

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In November 2013 Lang Lang and internationally acclaimed choreographer Stanton Welch teamed up to explore a new collaboration by combining a live piano recital with a live ballet performance.

The performances took place at the renowned Théâtre des Champs Elysées in Paris, France over four evenings with 16 dancers of the Houston Ballet, one of the largest and most prestigious ballet companies of the United States. Stanton Welch's choreography is built upon a selection of piano music by Chopin, chosen by Lang Lang because of its visual nature and dance potential.

Tracklisting:
- Ballade No.1 in G minor Op.23
- Etude in C-sharp minor Op.25 No.7
- Ballade No.2 in F major Op.38
- Ballade No.4 in F minor Op.52
- Waltz No.1 in E-flat major Op.18 - "Grande Valse Brillante"
- Nocturne in F major Op.15 No.1
- Waltz No.19 in A minor Op. posth.
- Andante spianato Op.22
- Etude in E major Op.10 No.3 "Tristesse"
- Nocturne in E-flat major Op.55 No.2
- Grande Polonaise brillante in E-flat major Op.22
- Nocturne in C-sharp minor Op. posth. No.16

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Norman Wisdom is an assistant bank manager who lives the routine humdrum life of taking his work home with him, working as he eats meals, kissing his children goodnight on the cheek, his wife goodnight on her forehead and, next morning, work.

On his way to a bankers' conference in Southport, he meets hippy-happy Sally Geeson. The brief interlude is over almost before it began, but it gives the man a new look on life, the chance of a better understanding with his wife and even a fresh approach to... his work.

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German Comedy Ambassador Henning Wehn gives a hilarious outsider's view on modern British life. Be it gently mocking this nation's obsession to get on the housing ladder or our tendency to laugh off personal failure, Henning is one of the funniest and most popular comedians around.

And yes, there might be just the odd mention of a certain football trophy. Packed with laughs from start to finish, it's Wunderbar!

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When two people from completely different backgrounds interact in the workplace - things can only get heated... It's 1986 and Industry Year, which is great news for manufacturing in Rummidge, an unlovely sprawling city in the heart of the Midlands, raked by motorways.

The economy is recovering - but at a cost. Lives are changing. Suffering from the last round of cuts in funding, the University is desperate to cast off its ivory-tower image. Its first effort towards achieving this is entering the 'Industry Year Shadow Scheme'. Robyn Penrose (Haydn Gwynne) is chosen as the University's representative. She's a young, idealistic lecturer in English Literature and an expert on the Victorian industrial novel. Straight from school into academia, she's never set foot in a factory. Now she finds herself shadow to Vic Wilcox (Warren Clarke), the middle-aged, self-made managing director of a Rummidge engineering firm. The thought of following his every move for one day a week for the next six months is totally unappealing to Robyn. And Vic, for his part, is equally hostile. But over time, they both find themselves drawn to each other...

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Tracklisting:
1. Psycho Intro.
2. God Willing/Psychological/Left To My Own Devices.
3. I'm With Stupid.
4. Suburbia.
5. Can You Forgive Her?
6. Minimal/Shopping.
7. Rent.
8. Dreaming Of The Queen.
9. Heart.

10. Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money)/Integral.
11. Numb.
12. Se A Vide E (That's The Way Life Is)/Domino Dancing.
13. Flamboyant.
14. Home And Dry.
15. Always On My Mind.
16. Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You).
17. West End Girls.
18. The Sodom And Gomorrah Show.
19, So Hard/It's A Sin.
20. Go West.

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They said it was "the performance of a lifetime" and they were right! From the moment she appears on-stage, a lone silhouette in a white mini-raincoat designed by Isaac Mizrahi, Liza Minnelli captures the attention and hearts of her audience.

In this spectacular show that broke every existing record at Radio City Music Hall, Liza is at the top of her form, delivering an emotionally charged performance including tributes to important influences in her musical life: master choreographer Bob Fosse, singer/songwriter Charles Aznavour, and her father, Vincente Minnelli, who was Art Director at Radio City Music Hall in the '30s.
From memorable solo renditions in the first act of "Some People", "Old Friends" and "Teach Me Tonight", to a high energy second act with her 12 "demon divas", featuring a red-sequined chorus line performance of "Stepping Out" and her signature tune, "Theme From New York, New York", Minnelli recreates the old, introduces the new...and all of it is breathtaking! Liza Live takes you on an unforgettable journey through a dazzling performance of storytelling, song and dance!

Tracklisting:
Act I.
1. Radio City Music Hall Overture
2. Teach Me Tonight
3. Old Friends
4. Live Alone And Like It
5. Sorry I Asked
6. So What
7. Sara Lee
8. There Is A Time
9. Quiet Love
10. Some People
11. Seeing Things

Act II.
1. Stepping Out/I Want To Get Into The Act
2. Men's Medley
3. It's A Long, Long Way To Tipperary
4. Imagine
5. Here I'll Stay/Over Love Is Here To Stay
6. There's No Business Like Show Business
7. Stepping Out (Reprise)
8. Theme From New York, New York

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Pet Shop Boys toured the world in 1991 with their Performance show.

Described by Melody Maker as "an inspired glorious collision of theatrical imagination, cinematic gestures, art school nerve, topical gravity and unapologetic indulgence", the show was conceived by controversial director David Alden and designed by innovative theatrical designer David Fielding with choreography by Jacob Marley. 'Performance' was filmed over three nights at Birmingham NEC and stars Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe performing a selection of their favourite and most famous songs with a troupe of dancers and singers in extravagant and sometimes disturbing theatrical settings.

Tracklisting:
1. This Must Be the Place I Waited Years to Leave
2. It's a Sin
3. Losing My Mind
4. What Have I Done to Deserve This?
5. My October Symphony
6. I'm Not Scared
7. We All Feel Better in the Dark
8. So Sorry
9. I Said
10. Suburbia
11. So Hard
12. Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)
13. How Can You Expect to Be Taken Seriously?
14. Rent
15. Where the Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You)
16. West End Girls
17. Jealousy
18. Always on My Mind
19. Your Funny Uncle

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Bigger and better than S Club Live, Universal Music and 19 management present S Club 7 'Carnival' Live, a full concert recording from their sell-out shows at the London Arena this year, and also the last time you can catch the band as a 7-piece.

Tracklisting:

- Bring it All Back
- Good Times
- You're My Number One
- Friday Night
- Sunshine
- Show Me Your Colours
- Never Had a Dream Come True
- Stronger
- Bring the House Down
- Dance Dance Dance
- The Long and Winding Road
- Have You Ever
- Right Guy
- Viva La Fiesta
- You
- Reach
- Don't Stop Movin'
- Carnival Medley: Jammin' / Don't Stop Until You Get Enough / Hot, Hot, Hot

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Created and taught by S Club's choreographer Priscilla Samuels, 'Dance the S Club Way' shows you step-by-step how to recreate S Club's dance moves to four of their top tracks.
- Alive
- Don't Stop Movin'
- Reach
- Who Do You Think You Are?

Includes hot tips from S Club - and who better to learn to dance the S Club way with than S Club Juniors! Featuring your fave S Club classics and new songs too!

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As a new spirit of openness sweeps across post-Soviet Russia, KGB officers discover an isolated hangar in the heart of the Kremlin full of 1960s British artifacts, including mocked-up streets and homes populated by mannequins.

This was once a training centre where 'sleeper' spies would adjust to ensure imperceptible integration into British life. It soon becomes clear that two such Cold War spies never came home. The agents formerly known as Sergei Rublev and Vladimir Zelenski have been living for 25 years as high-flying city financier Jeremy Coward (Nigel Havers) and northern trade unionist Albert Robinson (Warren Clarke). Utterly assimilated, though opposites in temperament and character, the two men are by now more English than the locals - and horrified to learn that the Kremlin is trying to track them down. Sultry, unrelenting KGB high-up Nina Grishina (Joanna Kanska) flies into London to lead the search - alerting the bumbling bureaucrats of MI5 and their twitchy CIA counterparts to investigate why the Russians are mobilising. A multi-stranded cat-and-mouse chase follows across four feature-length episodes, delivering a hilarious cross-cultural parody of the spying game. A sparkling satire of Cold War intelligence and ineptitude, filled with high-jinks of the highest order.

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"Xero" is a dark and experimental film that mixes an all girl lesbian porn ascetic with haunting, disturbing imagery and a bleak music score that further heightens its journey into sexual madness.

Centres on a dark-haired women, Jade Starr, who is being driven insane by her lesbian desires and haunted by a leather-clad, masked figure who torments and pushes her into ever darker areas of her sexual subconscious with deadly consequences...

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Based on supposedly true events, 'The Monocled Mutineer' is the story of dashing rogue and master of disguise, Percy Toplis.

Written by Alan Bleasdale, the series provoked intense political controversy on its broadcast in 1986 and, after an initial repeat has not been shown since on British television. Private Toplis was already a chancer and a rebel, thanks to his tough childhood, when he arrived at the Etaples training camp in northern France in June 1917. But it was there, on the eve of the Battle of Passchendaele, as the soldiers were put through a brutal training regime, that Toplis instigated a mutiny which would shake the British authorities to the core. Now a marked man, relying on his talent for impersonating the officer class, Toplis escapes to England where he falls in love with a young widow, but as the most wanted man in Britain, his struggle for freedom becomes increasingly desperate...

For the very first time a Paul Foot live performance has been captured on video so you can now enjoy the musings, rants and mountings of one of the world's most original comedians. Recorded live at the Leicester Square Theatre London.