Cher Part one
£25.00The Collector’s Edition: The first hardback print run will feature an exclusive foiled board design. Pre-order now to avoid missing out!
‘A rock ‘n’ roll memoir like no other’ Daily Mail
THERE IS ONLY ONE CHER ?
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Sonny boy
£25.00Al Pacino exploded onto the scene like a supernova. He landed his first leading role, in The Panic in Needle Park, in 1971, and by 1975, he had starred in four movies – The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, Serpico and Dog Day Afternoon – that were not just successes but landmarks in the history of film. Those performances became legendary and changed his life forever. ‘Sonny Boy’ is the memoir of a singular, special talent, whose work has stood the test of time.
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Out of character
£25.00The first memoir from the national treasure, critically acclaimed actress and much-loved Gavin and Stacey star.
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Shakespeare
£10.99Taking a curtain call with a live snake in her wig. Cavorting naked through the Warwickshire countryside painted green. Acting opposite a child with a pumpkin on his head. These are just a few of the things Dame Judi Dench has done in the name of Shakespeare. Here, Judi opens up about every Shakespearean role she has played throughout her seven-decade career, from Lady Macbeth and Titania to Ophelia and Cleopatra.
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Berserker!
£10.99Berserker! is the riotous, one-of-a-kind memoir from one of Britain’s most beloved comedians, Adrian Edmondson.
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Audrey in Paris
£16.99Over 100 photographs of Audrey Hepburn’s most iconic moments in Paris, from film stills and behind the scenes shots to candid images of her enjoying the city as a visitor. The book also includes fun tips on exploring Audrey’s Paris yourself, along with an illustrated map showing her favourite spots.
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Drawn to the garden
£20.00Actress Caroline Quentin (Men Behaving Badly, Jonathan Creek) shares the joys and rewards of gardening in her first book, Drawn to the Garden.
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Behind the shoulder pads
£22.00Dame Joan Collins has always believed one should retain some mystery in life, and hide a knowing smile behind one’s shoulder pads. In her book, she shares her most memorable moments from her eclectic and vibrant life, in and out of the limelight. Taking us on a spectacular journey from her early years as a young starlet in Hollywood to stamping her stilettos in Dynasty; from the glittering heights of Saint Tropez to the busy Oscars season in LA over the years. Joan writes movingly about her adventures with and grief for sister Jackie, delving deeper into the ups and downs of love and relationships, and her happiness with husband Percy. Filled with a cast of household names, ‘Behind the Shoulder Pads’ is a spectacularly entertaining tour-de-force bound to delight and shock in equal measures.
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A portrait of the piss artist as a young man
£16.99It was love at first taste for 15-year-old Tadhg Hickey when he drank a can of Scrumpy Jack on the night of his exam results. Straight away it provided a cure for that constant feeling of ‘something wrong, something not quite right’, a way of numbing anxiety and childhood trauma. He realised he was extraordinarily good at drinking and energetically threw himself into a life of pubs, parties and staying pissed, while also managing to become a comedian – but alcohol would have the last laugh. Here, Tadhg shares the redemptive process of recovering from this deadly but ultimately treatable illness, and remaining sober.
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Greenlights
£10.99From the Academy Award-winning actor, an unconventional memoir filled with raucous stories, outlaw wisdom, and lessons learned the hard way about living with greater satisfaction.
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Diva
£30.00Originating from the Latin for deity or goddess, the word ‘diva’ has evolved to become a far more complex – and loaded – term. Delving into public and private personas of performers from Jenny Lind and Sarah Bernhardt to Nina Simone and Rihanna this book examines what it means to be a diva and how this has been subverted and embraced over time.
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Old rage
£9.99In ‘Old Rage’, one of Britain’s best loved actors opens up about her ninth decade. Funny, feisty, honest, she makes for brilliant company as she talks about her life as a daughter, a sister, a mother, a widow, an actor, a friend and looks at a world so different from the wartime world of her childhood. And yet – despite age, despite rage – she finds there are always reasons for joy.