The seven-time Grammy award-winning group Lady Antebellum's unforgettable festive concert at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center was a special night of music accompanied by a symphony orchestra and their live band. In the spirit of the season, the harmony based trio's intimate performance includes their original "On This Winter's Night", new arrangements of Christmas classics "The First Noel" and "Silent Night" as well as seasonal favorites "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", "Blue Christmas" and more. Alongside the performances, Lady Antebellum shares stories of their oum traditions and personal memories from the festive season.
Tracklisting:
1. A Holly Jolly Christmas
2. On This Winter's Night
3. This Christmas
4. I'll Be Home for Christmas
5. Silver Bells
6. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
7. Blue Christmas
8. The First Noel
9. Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
10. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
11. Silent Night (Lord of My Life)
Missy's got a problem...She's worried about things that go hump in the night...and some very strange dreams about her long lost twin sister. With such an insatiable sexual appetite is it any wonder her therapist gives her a dose of her own medicine.
Petite waitress Johnny (Jane Birkin) works and lives in a truck-stop, where she's lonely and longs for love. She develops a crush on the garbage truck driver Krassky (Joe Dallessandro), although her sleazy boss Boris warns her that he's gay. Maybe because of her boyish looks, Krassky likes her too. Neither notice the growing jealousy of Krassky's boyfriend Padovan - until an escalation.
The mystique of the Asian woman is one of the world's most alluring fantasies. The quiet passion in her eyes evokes visions of the physical pleasures and erotic rituals of the exotic Par East. Captured in this searingly sensual programme, the evocative images come alive as never before. The tempting travelogue begins with a voyeuristic visit to the Garden of Love where a lusty concubine takes you along as she is aroused to the brink of rapture. Then, turn up the tempo for the latex and leather eroticism of the Ecstacy Dance as a solo dancer bares it all in an explosive bump and grind. And leave your inhibitions at the door as a blindfolded mistress surrenders to the hands of a secret paramour who is practiced in the art of tease and titillation in A Touch of Silk. This celebration of the Orient is certain to satisfy your passion for adventure and your desire for fulfilment.
From Director Jean-Jacques Annaud comes a tale of raw passion across the cultural divide. On a ferry across the Mekong in the 1920's, a teenage French girl meets an important Chinese Diplomat. She's fascinated by his riches and elegance and is soon caught up in a whirlwind of physical pleasure. As their relationship becomes even more intimate, an emotional bond begins to grow that threatens to destroy both their lives.
Tracklisting:
1 Physique Et Sans Issue
2 Ces Petits Riens
3 C'est Com Me Ça
4 La Chanson De Prevert
5 Elisa
6 Et Quand Bien Meme
7 L1 Amour De Moi
8 Couleur Cafe
9 Anno "close to the River"
10 Depression Au Dessus Du Jardin
11 Valse De Melody
12 Haine Pour Aime
13 Amours Des Feintes
14 She Left Home (instrumental)
15 Les Dessous Chics
16 Les Cles Du Paradis
17 Fuir Lb Bonheur De Peur Qu'il Ne Se Sauve
18 Comment Te Dire Adieu
19 Baby Alone in Babylone
20 La Javanaise
First shown on BBC One in 1989, Tony Marchant's acutely observed mini-series explores the errors of empathy and the flipside of ambition in Thatcher's Britain. Tom (Keith Barron) is a middle-aged ex-toolmaker now scraping a living as a cab driver in the rapidly developing fictional Midlands town of Woodsleigh Abbots. His marriage to Liz (Annette Crosbie) is in a rut, and he falls for lonely young newlywed Kathy (Maggie O'Neill), after picking her up one evening in a state of distress. Kathy's controlling husband Martin (Reece Dinsdale) cares only about his career as a computer expert at Chinese-owned tech giant InfoCo, and Tom's initial fatherly concern for Kathy as she opens up to him about her woes soon develops into obsessive passion on both sides. But there are always losers in a winner-takes-all world, and writer Tony Marchant (Holding On, Leaving) pulls no punches in this gripping tale of adultery, ambition and enveloping despair.
A handsome, enigmatic stranger (Terence Stamp) arrives at a bourgeois household in Milan and successively seduces each family member, not forgetting the maid. Then, as abruptly and mysteriously as he arrived, he departs. Unable to endure the void left in their lives, the father (Massimo Girotti) hands over his factory to the workers, the son abandons his vocation as a painter, the mother (Silvana Mangano) abandons herself to random sexual encounters, and the daughter sinks into catatonia. The maid (Laura Betti), however, becomes a saint. In this cool, richly complex and provocative political allegory Pasolini uses his schematic plot to explore family dynamics, the intersection of class and sex, and the nature of different sexualities. After winning a prize at Venice Festival, Theorem was subsequently banned on an obscenity charge, but Pasolini later won an acquittal on ground of the film's 'high artistic value'. Theorem is visually ravishing, with superb performances from all the cast and a brilliantly eclectic soundtrack - with music ranging from Mozart and Morricone to the natural sound of chirping birds.
Four mates enjoy a weekly boy's get-together in Stockport. As they help each other through romantic, work and family crises, they invariably create much bigger problems to solve. Hodge would view himself as the leader of the group - but no one else does. In reality he side-steps responsibility - and spending money. His wife, Kath, most certainly wears the trousers at home; Beggsy is an upbeat soul, divorced for a year but still pining after his ex-wife who has fled Down Under with her new hubby taking their daughter Kelly with her. Glyn is everyone's loyal underdog who still yearns after his high school crush Julie and seems to fluff every attempt to get together despite his mates' well-intentioned "advice"; Daz is the eternal pessimist of the group, the first to pull Hodge up on his sometimes questionable fashion sense and the first to put a dampener on a situation. Sometimes he's in a relationship with Colleen, sometimes not. Their constant bickering seems to be the only glue holding them together, but underneath there's real love. Great Night Out charts the lads' attempts to right their worldly wrongs - so long as they don't have to move too far from their favourite pub, the beloved football or the local cafe.
Mrs Hill and Lady Evelyn Chatterley are two competing brothel madames, in 1920s London, who place a bet over whose girl turns the best tricks. When the results prove inconclusive the madames randomly select a name from the phone book. The lucky punter turns out to be a staid wine seller, played by a bespectacled Richard Wattis, who seems to be enjoying his close proximity to so much female flesh! Only he can decide who has the best "talents"!
Welcome to WWE's over-the-top-rope free-for-all known as Royal Rumble. For the first time ever in WWE history, both men and women compete in Royal Rumble Matches, with the winners receiving a World Championship opportunity at WrestleMania! Universal Champion Brock Lesnar faces Kane and Braun Strowman in a battle of behemoths. And AJ Styles defends the WWE Championship against Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn in a Handicap Match. Plus, more!
Now a fully licensed MI5 agent under the eccentric eye of The Examiner (Robert Lindsay), Tim (Darren Boyd) is still raw from the disappointment of Caitlin's fiance turning up unexpectedly and so he sets about trying to sabotage their relationship with the help of best friend Chris. Meanwhile, Marcus (Jude Wright) starts a new school term only to discover that his status as top dog is under threat from new boy Nick. And the family has to deal with a new therapist, Owen (Miles Jupp), whose unorthodox methods give Philip (Mark Heap) cause for concern when he realises that Owen is trying to seduce Judith (Dolly Wells).
Tim (Darren Boyd) is a single father trying to win back the respect and affections of his precocious nine year old son, Marcus. In the hope of proving that he is not a complete loser, Tim quits his dead-end job but his life changes forever when he is accidentally recruited as a trainee spy for MI5. Supervising Tim at work is irrepressible MI5 boss, The Examiner (Robert Lindsay), who teaches the recruits his own unorthodox approach to the espionage game. Adding to the chaos of Tim's life are his acidic ex-wife Judith, her enthusiastic new boyfriend Philip, their obsessive family therapist and his anti-social best friend Chris. And is there romance on the cards with fellow agent Caitlin?
One of television's greatest ever comedy series returns with PIV1 Jim Hacker, Sir Humphrey Appleby and Bernard Woolley facing some very familiar modern dilemmas...
The Rt. Hon Jim Hacker is back in office as PM, 'assisted' by the unintelligibly loquacious Cabinet Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby and the uncomfortably fence-sitting Principal Private Secretary, Bernard Woolley. Fortunately for Jim, he has one ally: his new Policy Unit Head, Claire Sutton. The seminal political satire is back with a new cast and a 21st Century setting, but thankfully in all its hilarious bureaucratic, duplicitous, double-thinking, Machiavellian glory!
Episodes Comprise:
1. Crisis at the Summit
2. The Poisoned Chalice
3. Gentlemen's Agreement
4. A Diplomatic Dilemma
5. Scot Free
6. A Tsar Is Born
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