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Full of memorable photos and savvy commentary by David Thomson, this is a coffee-table book with a brain.
DVD cases with titles such as ‘Instant Lesbian’ were among the assorted items found in bags in the car park of the London home of Rebekah and Charles Brooks, the Old Bailey hacking trial heard today.
Cate Blanchett is spellbinding as the blissfully ignorant wife of a high-living scoundrel. “Fruitvale Station” rings true because it stays small and intimate.
A THIEF stole more than £2,500 worth of DVDs during a hat-trick of raids at two supermarkets in the space of a week.    Â
DVD releases of “Stella Dallas” (1937), “Knock on Any Door” (1949), “The Master of Ballantrae” (1953) and “Anatomy of a Murder” (1959) are reviewed.
Tim Wells, former Team Leader for the FDA’s Quality System Inspection Reengineering Project, coaches devicemakers at all levels on how to understand QSIT and use its ever-changing nuances to pass their next inspection. This one-of-a-kind DVD training course features a unique insider perspective as Mr