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This book traces the evolution of George Clooney's successful career, from his humble start as a television heartthrob to his current position as one of the most powerful figures in film making today.

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This follow-up book to "The Genius of George Wright" contains transcripts of 29 interviews of individuals close to GW, edited lightly for clarity. In addition, the book includes a comprehensive annotated tune list, displaying every song that George Wright recorded for commercial release, listing the album(s) on which a tune appeared, a valuable reference tool for fans of GW's music.

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It's not easy being in the public eye. There's always someone watching, waiting for you to mess up. That's where Jim Mahoney was called. For over 40 years, he was the go-to guy for Hollywood's elite when they needed to clean up a scandal or avoid one altogether. He learned the tricks of the trade fast and he's finally sharing some of his best stories in his new book, Get Mahoney!.

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It's not easy being in the public eye. There's always someone watching, waiting for you to mess up. That's where Jim Mahoney was called. For over 40 years, he was the go-to guy for Hollywood's elite when they needed to clean up a scandal or avoid one altogether. He learned the tricks of the trade fast and he's finally sharing some of his best stories in his new book, Get Mahoney!.

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The wonderful life I've lived from May 7, 1953 to now from Hillsborough, NC, now residing in Gastonia, NC.

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The former "Saturday Night Live" star recounts the hilarious adventures and unexpected joy of becoming a mother when she least expected it--at the age of 44. The "happily ever after" story proves female comics are truly having their moment.

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JoeJoe Dawson: One of Hip-Hop's best kept secrets.

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Felicia Pearson, star of the acclaimed TV series The Wire, reveals her incredible, hard-knock life story, one that dramatically parallels her tv character

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One of Britain's most popular playwrights, Alan Ayckbourn is also the most private. This book is a portrait of the man who - from "Relatively Speaking" in 1965 to his double play "House" and "Garden" at the National Theatre in 2000 - has chronicled human behaviour, aspirations and insecurities.

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'He'll either win the Victoria Cross or go to prison,' said Keith Allen's headmaster, 1966. That's the way he has lived his life ever since - always leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.

He might have been a professional footballer if his criminal behaviour hadn't got in the way.

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An enthralling and comprehensive look into the contemporary state of one of the wealthiestand most misunderstoodfamily dynasties in the world, perfect for fans ofSuccessionandHouse of Gucci.

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This incisive book provides an in-depth critical and biographical study of the artistic range of film director Gus Van Sant.

Arranged chronologically, Gus Van Sant: His Own Private Cinema provides a comprehensive overview of the life and art of this talented director, covering his mainstream, commercial, and avant-garde projects.

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Though unquestionably one of the greatest and best-loved of all composers, George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) had received little attention from biographers. This work charts Handel's life, from his youth in Germany, through his brilliantly successful Italian sojourn, to the opulence and squalor of Georgian London.

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Best-known for her role in Glee, this is the hilarious and inspiring story of how Jane Lynch changed from a real-life Sue Sylvester to the happy and fulfilled actress she is today.

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There are model agents and there is Carole White ... Every decade in Carole White's life has been extraordinary, from her childhood in Colonial Ghana, her rebellious teenage years and own modelling career, to spending 30 years at the helm of her iconic London agency Premier. This book tells a revealing story of the grande dame of modelling.

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What do Hedy Lamarr, avant-garde composer George Antheil, and a cell phone have in common The answer is spread-spectrum radio: a revolutionary invention based on the switching of communications signals among different frequencies. Only a writer of Rhodes's caliber could do justice to this remarkable story.

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This is a biography of Henry Hathaway, one of the unsung directors from the golden age of Hollywood. Hathaway was responsible for many near-classics of the era, including Lives of a Bengal Lancer, The House on 92nd Street, Kiss of Death, Calling Northside 777, The Desert Fox, ...

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Herbert von Karajan was one of the twentieth century's most prodigiously gifted performing artists. These, however, were only the starting point for a biography which draws on interviews with those who worked with Karajan during his sixty year career, and on a vast array of primary archive material which has never been previously examined.