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It's a TOGS Life: With Sir Terry Wogan and the TOGS

by Norman Macintosh

It's a TOGs Life, written by Norman Macintosh, with Sir Terry Wogan and the TOGs. 13 years of TOG activities, from Conventions to Voyages, Children in Need to Barnardo's, Deadly's Quizzes, Fire Engines, Buses,...


Not Fade Away: The Life and Music of Buddy Holly

by John Gribbin

Science writer John Gribbin’s popular biography of Buddy Holly – his first ever non-science title – originally published on the 50th anniversary of Holly’s tragic death. Buddy Holly was killed at 22...


You'll Be Sorry When I'm Dead

by Marieke Hardy

From childhood dreams of prostitution to her unabashed passion for heavy drinking, from growing up wide-eyed on the set of Australian soaps to her infatuation with Bob Ellis, these are the outrageously entertaining...


Enchantment

by Donald Spoto

Her name is synonymous with elegance, style and grace. Over the course of her extraordinary life and career, Audrey Hepburn captured hearts around the world and created a public image that stands as one of the...


X-Ray: The Unauthorized Autobiography

by Ray Davies

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The Whitney I Knew

by BeBe Winans & Timothy Willard

A rare glimpse into the inner world of Whitney Houston, offering never-before revealed information-written by one of her closest family friends, Grammy award-winning gospel recording artist BeBe Winans in cooperation...


Try to Tell the Story

by David Thomson

David Thomson, one of our most celebrated film writers, gives us a haunting, fascinating memoir about growing up as an only child in wartime England.  He was born in London in the aftermath of the war, where...


Forget About Today: Bob Dylan's Genius for (Re)invention, Shunning the Naysayers, and Creating a Personal Revolution

by Jon Friedman

Forget About Today shows a side of Bob Dylan that most people—from fans to skeptics—have never seen. Rather than another gossipy account of his romances, finances, or family, journalist Jon Friedman offers...


Ernie:

by Ernest Borgnine

"[Borgnine's] anecdotes are gleefully self-deprecating. . .he comes off as the kind of guy you'd like to have a beer with."--NY Post

For more than fifty years, Ernest Borgnine--"Ernie" to his friends--has been...


Ghost Light: A Memoir

by Frank Rich

There is a superstition that if an emptied theater is ever left completely dark, a ghost will take up residence. To prevent this, a single "ghost light" is left burning at center stage after the audience and...


The Boys of Summer: The Unauthorized Biographies of Benjamin McKenzie and Adam Brody

by Elizabeth Zack

TWO HOT TO HANDLE

Thanks to the explosive popularity of Fox’s hit television show The O.C., actors Benjamin McKenzie and Adam Brody are men on the move. Their jaw-dropping good looks and impressive talent have...


The Sensational Alex Harvey

by John Neil Neil Munro

Glasgow-born Alex Harvey's career began in the 1950s when he won a competition to become Scotland's answer to Tommy Steele (he dubbed himself 'Last of the Teenage Idols'). He was a devoted family man but in...


J K Rowling and the Hary Potter Phenomenon

by Lindsey Fraser

Joanne Rowling was once a would-be published author like many others – committed and determined. Now J K Rowling is at the heart of a global media phenomenon, wealthier, and more influential and successful...


Beethoven

by Anne Pimlott Pimlott Baker

Considered by many the world's greatest composer, Ludwig van Beethoven achieved his ambitions against the difficulties of a bullying and drunken father, growing deafness and mounting ill-health. This biography...


Alastair Sim: The Star of Scrooge and the Belles of St Trinians

by Mark Simpson

Alastair sim was an energetic character both on and off the screen. His idiosyncratic style of acting in films such as 'The Belles of St Trinian's' endeared him to a cinema-going audience desperate to escape...


The Prince's Mistress, Perdita: A Life of Mary Robinson

by Hester Davenport

Mary Robinson, nicknamed 'Perdita' by the Prince of Wales after her role on the London stage, was a woman in whom showmanship and reckless behaviour contrasted with romantic sensibility and radical thinking....


Fabulous Fanny Cradock: TV's Outrageous Queen of Cuisine

by Clive Ellis

Fanny Cradock was one of the first TV celebrity chefs. Rude, snobbish, and short-tempered, she was reviled, relished and admired in equal measure. While she berated Margaret Thatcher for wearing 'cheap' shoes...


My First Five Husbands..And the Ones Who Got Away

by Rue Mcclanahan

“This book is about men I have known, in both the Platonic and Biblical senses. Some I knew only slightly, some quite well. Some I’ll love always, some I no longer like very much, and there are a few I’d...


Tales from the Left Coast: True Stories of Hollywood Stars and Their Outrageous Politics

by James Hirsen & NewsMax

When Barbra Streisand sends Dick Gephardt a personal fax, it makes headline news. When international relations expert Sean Penn leads his own "tour of peace" in Baghdad, every news desk across the country reports...


Girl Singer: A Memoir of the Girl Next Door

by Rosemary Clooney & Joan Barthel

At the top of her form and topping the charts, Rosemary Clooney looks back at a life of triumph and tragedy more dramatic than any work of fiction.

Rosemary Clooney made her first public appearance at the age...