Felix is lucky. Unlike the other children in the orphanage, he's certain his parents will come back for him one day. & whatever the Nazis do & however many books they burn, Felix's imagination provides him & his companions with an endless supply of stories that protect them when they're on the run & one day may even save Felix's life. ...

Teenager Mark Kendall (Jim Carrey) is desperate to lose his virginity to girlfriend Robin (Karen Kopins), but she would rather wait. Mark therefore proves easy meet for the Countess (Lauren Hutton), an attractive lady vampire who will start showing her age (four hundred years plus!) unless she drinks the blood of a virgin three times before the next Halloween. Mark does not prove hard to seduce, but when the night of passion is ended he can't help wondering why he feels a bit batty; once he discovers the truth, he starts searching for a way to break the Countess' spell before it is too late! ...

Angie Mc Caffrey has endured her share of liquid lunches & boardroom shmoozefests to win new advertising clients. But her latest account
-
...

. .. Not just another 'climber gets stuck on mountain but survives to tell the tale' book. The gripping accounts... are all there, but the other half of the book is all about the journey Nigel has made since... & his refusal to disappear into the crevasses of self pity & helplessness.--Carolyn Budding. ...

Can you imagine what it would be like to be swept off your feet by a royal prince to live a charmed life in the marble palaces of an oil-rich nation? What would you do if you managed to escape your life of torment
- & then your children were kidnapped by their own father? This is what happened to Jacqueline Pascarl.
...

Documentary telling the story of one of the greatest soccer teams America ever had. In the 1970s, the New York Cosmos became the football equivalent of the Harlem Globetrotters, signing giants of the game such as Pele, Carlos Alberto & many more. Egos, impulses & cultures clashes created a larger than life atmosphere among both players & the club's executives with a fan base that included everyone from the worlds of fashion, music, art, politics & business. The Cosmos drew crowds of 80, 000 fans & won several league championships with their eye-catching football. But as media attention snowballed, so did the star-status of the glamorous footballers who soon became notorious players on the legendary 1970s New York City party circuit at Studio 54. The dream could not be sustained, however, & the team imploded in the early 1980s. As ratings dropped, the US TV networks pulled their financing & the brief but glorious US love affair with the beautiful game was over. ...