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We'll be sharing more exclusive Dark Phoenix spoilers before delving into other versions of those characters and picking out some favourites. We then give the latest on the upcoming Dice Fight: XL online tournament and reflect on some of the most extraordinary listener correspondence we've received.   00:53 Spoilers! Our comprehensive Dark Phoenix spoilers page The video should be out in about 24 hours, and I'll add the spoilers to the web page about 24 hours after that.   13:30 Other Versions of the Spoiled Characters An example of the Infiltrate team James mentioned: https://youtu.be/RM1srUSnTEQ An example of the X-Men team that Ben mentioned: https://youtu.be/4nTVP4kQ0MQ   37:26 AoB - Dice Fight XL, Dice Fight, and Top Bloke! The Mat Save the date: Dice Fight XL, Saturday 14th August. Modern Constructed with up to 2 Dark Phoenix proxies. More details soon!   The Dice Masters Online Discord server (drop us a line if this invite link has expired) Go to #dice-fight   Sponsor Spug's Marathon: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/AndyRicketts     This is the main Dice Fight page, where you will find the monthly schedule and sign-up instructions. You can contact us on our webpage, our Facebook page or by email.     Our theme tune is Ode to Joy – Heavy Edition, written specially for us by the most excellent dafteaux. The funky breakbeat drum loop is by Alexander, used under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

(Coming attractions) Restrictions are slowly lessening world wide and here in the UK we're (hopefully) just 5 weeks away from the CINEMAS reopening! So with that excitement, Hank, Wayne and Dawn discuss some of the upcoming films and what has got them excited to be back in a dark room surrounded by strangers instead of streaming over the internet! Also what they think looks like crap and rumors and whatnot - including which TOM they all hate... Tune in, subscribe, like, share and all that jazz but most of all: Enjoy! To remind you: We'd love to hear your thoughts! www.deadreelfilms.com/moviemadness please feel free to like, subscribe, comment and get involved at our website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/movie-madness/message

We are animated over this week's episode! Well, Kelsey is. Mark is re-animated because he has already seen Re-Animator and Pet Sematary, both Geriatric Cinematics.  In the news, we cover John Cusack almost getting the role of Hannibal Lecter in the Hannibal TV series, and Issa Rae and Jordan Peele's Monkey Paw production company getting the rights to Sinkhole. In between our glorious Geriatric Cinematics, we discuss a new deal between Universal and AMC following their dispute over the release of Trolls World Tour to video on demand in our Variety Time. Here will, however, be no disputes between us about film deals, cat tossing or bringing things back to life in any for or fashion.  Next week's show will have a Recent Review that everyone is sure to talk about! We'll be giving a hard look at David Ayer's latest movie, The Tax Collector, which will be available to rent this Friday on VOD. We'll see if the Shia LaBeouf starring movie can hold up against the classic film set in Los Angeles, William Friedkin's To Live and Die In L.A. Come back and see what we think of both of these movies! Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@TheReelAppeal), Facebook, Instagram, and you can contact the show at TheReelAppeal@gmail.com. Find every episode on all podcast catchers and don't forget to rate our show on iTunes! News - 4:04 Geriatric Cinematic Part 1 - Re-Animator (1985) 20:26 Variety Time -This Where Theaters Go To Die 47:16 Geriatric Cinematic Part 2 - Pet Semetary (1989) 1:05:36

We are continuing our teen girl throwback theme with another winner from the early 2000’s, Josie and the Pussycats! The music is as hot as Alan M and we are excited to talk about this pitch perfect satire.

I talk about what I've been watching lately, most notably the Tiger King documentary on Netflix. 

Do you ever see a cat out in the world and it's so effing cute that you instantly need to know everything about it? Well, that happened to me! Song sample from "What's New Pussycat" by Tom Jones

Burt Bacharach comenzó componiendo canciones para el cine, si bien muchas de ellas no aparecían en las películas ya que eran grabadas para servir de cuña publicitaria en la radio antes de su estreno. Ese fue el caso de "Sissy" con Romy Schneider, "Horas desesperadas" con Humphrey Bogart, "Ellas y las otras" (Wives and lovers) o "Alfie" con Michael Caine, que se hizo tremendamente popular antes de estrenarse la película. Trabajando en la Paramount compuso en 1958 la canción para "The blob" una película de serie B en la que debutaba un desconocido Steve McQueen. La pelicula "El hombre que mató a Liberty Valance" de John Ford se estrenó antes de tener terminada la canción y cuando se publicó llegó al número cuatro en las listas de ventas. Tras "Una casa no es un hogar", "No me mandes flores", "Prométele cualquier cosa", "¿Qué hay de nuevo gatita?", "Tras la pista del zorro" o "Casino Royale" donde ya le dejaron componer algún tema incidental aparte de la canción para la película. Su espaldarazo definitivo en el cine le llegó en 1968 con la película "DOS HOMBRES Y UN DESTINO" con Paul Newman y Robert Redford por la que consiguió dos Oscar a la mejor banda sonora y a la mejor canción original por "Raindrops keep fallin' on my head", con su habitual letrista Hal David hasta que trabajando en el musical para cine "Horizontes perdidos", discutieron y terminó así una relación de tantos años de éxito. En 1978 comenzó a colaborar con la letrista Carole Bayer Sager, ex-pareja del también compositor Marvin Hamlisch, con la que terminó casándose en 1982 y juntos escribieron canciones para películas como "Arthur, el soltero de oro", "Su otro amor", "Turno de noche" o "Ella es única". Espero te guste la selección de temas que hemos recopilado 00h 00'00" Presentación 00h 02'47" Cabecera 00h 03'25" THESE DESPERATE HOURS (1955) - Mel Tormé 00h 05'36" THE BLOB (1958) - The Five Blobs 00h 08'10" FOREVER MY LOVE (1962) - Dionne Warwick 00h 10'50" THE MAN WHO SHOT LIVERTY VALENCE (1962) - Gene Pitney 00h 13'44" A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME (1964) - Trijntje Oosterhuis 00h 17'40" SEND ME NO FLOWERS (1964) - Doris Day 00h 19'40" WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT? (1965) - Joel Gray 00h 21'51" WNP My little red book - Manfed Mann 00h 24'14" WNP Here I am - Dionne Warwick 00h 26'59" AFTER THE FOX (1966) - Peter Sellers & The Hollies 00h 29'13" ATF After the fox - Burt Bacharach 00h 31'33" ATF Lovex2 - Burt Bacharach 00h 35'23" ALFIE (1966) - Mina 00h 39'00" PROMISE HER ANYTHING (1966) - Tom Jones 00h 41'29" CASINO ROYALE (1967) - Herb Alpert 00h 44'03" CR Bond Street - Burt Bacharach 00h 46'05" CR The look of love - Dusty Springfield 00h 49'47" BUTCH CASSIDY & THE SUNDANCE KID (1968) - The Sundance kid - Burt Bacharach 00h 51'54" BC&TSK Raindrops keep fallin' on my head - B. J. Thomas 00h 54'49" BC&TSK Not going home anymore - Burt Bacharach 00h 58'11" BC&TSK The old fun city - Burt Bacharach 01h 00'49" BC&TSK South American getaway - Burt Bacharach 01h 05'58" BC&TSK Come touch the sun - Burt Bacharach 01h 08'23" THE APRIL FOOLS (1969) - Dionne Warrwick 01h 11'36" THE RAGING MOON (1971) Long ago tomorrow - B. J. Thomas 01h 14'52" SOMETHING BIG (1971) - Ronan Keating 01h 18'04" LOST HORIZON (1973) - Burt Bacharach 01h 22'56" LH Share the joy - Andra Willis 01h 25'35" LH Question me an answer - Bobby Van & chorus 01h 30'58" LH Reflections - Burt Bacharach 01h 34'00" LH Living together, growing together - Burt Bacharach 01h 37'58" LH I might frighten her away - Jerry Whitman & Diana Lee 01h 40'32" LH Things I will not miss - Sally Kellerman & Andra Willis 01h 43'43" LH The world is a circle - Diana Lee 01h 47'07" LH I came to you - Cissy Houston & Tony Midleton 01h 50'08" ARTHUR (1981) - Best that you can do - Christopher Cross 01h 53'55" NIGHTSHIFT (1982) - Quarterflash 01h 58'00" N Street talk - Burt Bacharach 02h 01'22" N That what friends are for - Rod Stewart 02h 05'10" N Girls know how - Al Jarreau 02h 08'25" N The love too good to last - Pointer Sisters 02h 11'47" MAKING LOVE (1982) - Roberta Flack 02h 15'20" ARTHUR 2 (1988) - Burt Bacharach 02h 20'05" A2 Love is my decision - Chris de Burgh 02h 24'02" ISN'T SHE GREAT (1999) - On my way - Dionne Warwick 02h 27'11" ISG Open your heart - Vanessa Williams 02h 30'50" PO (2016) Dancing with your shadow - Sheryl Crow La semana próxima publicaremos el tercer volumen dedicado a canciones compuestas por Burt Bacharach con colaboradores como Neil Diamond, Carole Bayer Sager o Elvis Costello entre otros, tras la ruptura con Hal David.

Ep149 - 1 December 2019 - "What's New Pussycat Doll" by Darran Griffiths

In Episode 247 of MayaCast, Tom and Kip discuss the September Releases for Infinity the Game (in stores today!) for both aesthetics and in-game profiles. Check out Infinity The Game at infinitythegame.com Thank you to all of our generous Patrons helping us out and supporting the show at Patreon. Full show notes at https://mayacast.com/

A little early this week, as Ariel takes off for a gigging vacation up the coast for the Fourth of July. Happy Birthday America! In this week's episode, the guys discuss the lyric writing process, quick ways to do complex multiplication in your head, and the song "What's New Pussycat," by Tom Jones. We also talk about Dave Grohl singing "My Hero" to the medic who patched him up to finish the show, Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, Spotify has ended their test program that allows artists to upload directly to the streaming service, Fiona Apple pledges proceeds from "Criminal" to help families on the border through While They Wait. Bon Iver has a new album, or something, coming out soon. Check it out. This week's album review:"ANIMA" by Thom Yorke Next week's album review: "Middle Brother" by Middle Brother

Tom Jones o Thomas John Woodwar, que así se llama realmente, nació en Gales, en 1940. Procedente de una modesta familia minera, se empleó en su juventud en los más variados oficios, desde albañil hasta vendedor a domicilio. Al mismo tiempo, para ganarse un dinero, creó el grupo Tommy Scott and The Senators, con el que actuaba por las noches en locales de moda de los pueblos de los alrededores. En una de estas actuaciones fue descubierto por Gordon Mills, un compositor célebre que era miembro del grupo The Viscounts y quien se convertiría en su mánager hasta su muerte en 1986. Mills lo llevó a Londres en 1963 y, dos años más tarde, obtuvo su primer éxito con It’s not unusual, canción compuesta por el propio Mills que logró ser número uno de los “hit parade” británicos y que le supuso ser nombrado mejor artista novel en la octava edición de los premios Grammy. Más tarde vendrían título como What’s new pussicat (1965), tema principal de un comedia homónima cuyo guión firmó Woody Allen, y la balada country Green, green grass of home (1966), que consolidaron su carrera en la década de los 60. El éxito le permitiría en 1966 ejercer de telonero de los Rolling Stones en Londres. Así que ésta una de esas canciones … What's New Pussycat … y esta es la otra.Green, green grass of home Sin embargo, fue el tema Delilah (1968) el que le abrió las puertas del mercado estadounidense y el que le consagró a escala internacional. Un año después grabó en Estados Unidos el disco en directo Tom Jones live in Las Vegas y el álbum This is Tom Jones, con los que consiguió varios discos de oro. Por esta época empezaba a ser conocido como El Tigre, y había pasado de ganar veinte chelines a un millón de dólares por actuación. Contaba también con un programa propio de televisión, This is Tom Jones, en la cadena norteamericana ABC, que en sólo tres años (del 69 al 71) le reportó nueve millones de dólares. Ya ganamos dinero, ya somos alguien. Delilah Lo cierto es que la canción se las trae. El Sr. Jones nos cuenta que tenía una novia que, a quien se le ocurre, le ponía los cuernos. Naturalmente su hombría no podía resistir semejante afrenta y, dice literalmente “sentí el cuchillo en mi mano y supe que no reiría nunca más”. Podría haber dado un giro a la letra y decir, desde ultratumba, que no pudo resistirlo y se pegó un tiro, o la dejó, o se fue con otra, o… bueno todo nos suena a sabido y que no cambia nada. Pero seguimos, en 1970 se había convertido en el único cantante en solitario que había vendido más de un millón de discos solo en Gran Bretaña, llegando incluso a desplazar a Frank Sinatra del ranking de cantantes mejor pagados del mundo. En 1974 vendió su lujosa residencia en Surrey (Inglaterra) y se trasladó, huyendo del fisco de su país, a una mansión de Los Angeles que había pertenecido a Dean Martin. A partir de esta fecha grabó algunos discos en Estados Unidos que no trascendieron fuera de las fronteras norteamericanas, lo que, unido a un contrato que entre 1981 y 1986 lo ligó a un productora que solo le permitía grabar música country, ocasionó un aislamiento musical que se prolongaría durante algunos años. En 1987 volvió a la primera línea con el tema A boy from nowhere, que alcanzó el segundo puesto en las listas británicas. Un año más tarde vendría su versión de Kiss, un tema de Prince que grabó con el grupo The Art of Noise y que tuvo una excelente acogida, mereciendo el premio MTV al mejor vídeo del año. Y lo cierto es que suena muy, muy bien. Tom Jones es conocido, sobre todo, por su baladas melódicas pero ha cultivado los más variados géneros a lo largo de su dilatada carrera, desde el pop al góspel, pasando por el soul, el rock o el country, y ha colaborado también con muy diversos y prestigiosos interpretes. De estas colaboraciones hemos hecho una pequeña selección que merece le dediquemos unos minutos. Y empezamos, nada más y nada menos que con Janis Joplin O esta otra con su amigo Van Morrison Tom Jones y Van Morrison - Bring it on home to me Algunos de estos duetos están incluidos en el LP “Reload”. Otra joya de duo es "Burning Down The House" junto a la banda The Cardigans, canción del grupo de los 80 Talking Heads, cuyo vídeo musical se caracterizó por su gran realización e innovador concepto. Con este disco tuvo el reconocimiento absoluto por su trayectoria la cual se consolidó con los siguientes años Un último dueto, Tom Jones con The Pretenders y el electrizante “Lust For Life”. Cuando murió su mánager de toda la vida, Gordon Mills, su hijo Mark se hizo cargo de su carrera. En 1993 firma un contrato con la casa discográfica Interscope Records que le edita el álbum The Lead And How to Swing It, un nuevo giro en su música adaptada a los nuevos tiempos y un éxito inmediato que conquistó sus audiencias más jóven. Situation En 1998, Tom Jones hizo un mini gira con Robbie Williams y de estas colaboraciones destacamos esta memorable versión que ambos hicieron del éxito de Lenny Kravitz “ARE YOU GONNA GO MY” El 29 de marzo de 2006 fue nombrado caballero de la corona británica por la Reina Isabel II por su trabajo como artista. En la actualidad, Sir Tom Jones sigue vigente, realizando giras internacionales y también conciertos en las Vegas, donde se presenta durante diez o doce semanas al año. En septiembre de 2015 anunció su nuevo y hasta la fecha último disco, Lon Lost Suitcase y la publicación de su autobiografía Over the top and back. De este último disco vamos a escuchar uno de sus cortes, “Take My Love” Y hasta aquí hemos llegado. Hoy hemos podido comprobar la versatilidad de un artista entrañable, pelín hortera pero con unas cualidades innegables, una voz poderosa que ha sabido poner al servicio de una gran cantidad de estilos, que ha sabido adaptarse a los tiempos y evolucionar sin perder su reconocible impronta.

We're back on the main feed with a great three on one contest where Chris teams with guests Nicholas Groves and Liz Weeks to take on Jonathan with Ben in the hosts chair. This week's show is sponsored by Babbel - www.Babbel.com and by Green Chef - www.greenchef.us/TWA. Did you miss last week's show? You can find it on our exclusive officers feed along with our whole archive. Just go to www.trivialwarfarearmy.com and sign up as a lieutenant or above!

We're back on the main feed with a great three on one contest where Chris teams with guests Nicholas Groves and Liz Weeks to take on Jonathan with Ben in the hosts chair. This week's show is sponsored by Babbel - www.Babbel.com and by Green Chef - www.greenchef.us/TWA. Did you miss last week's show? You can find it on our exclusive officers feed along with our whole archive. Just go to www.trivialwarfarearmy.com and sign up as a lieutenant or above! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trivial-warfare-trivia/message

This week on MYTH, it’s part three of our three part, lighthearted series on trickster animals.  You’ll learn that your pet just isn’t pulling it’s weight, that lying will get you anything you want, and that being rich is better than being smart.  Then, in Gods and Monsters, you’ll see that even a magical talking cat isn’t the most dangerous cat-related monster hanging around Italy.

#PocketPod #AnimalCrossing is back in the studio for a What's New Pussycat-filled episode. Share your #MattDillons with us, send us your book club screenshots, and don't drink the water with Dave Matthews Band. Hey, Julius, is that a banana in your hand?  ----------- Don't forget to follow us and subscribe to PocketPod in all the places!Twitter: @ThePocketPodInstagram: @ThePocketPodFacebook: /ThePocketPod/YouTube  |  iTunes  |  Google  |  StitcherPodbean  |  Spotify  |  iHeartRadio  |  Player.fm

These are MLMs that reps are encouraging people to join immediately to get it on the "ground floor" for 2018. If being successful in an MLM is all about working hard and educating people about why your product is the best, why should it matter if you get in on the ground floor? I thought hard work and dedication is all it took!   Produced by Sasha Zazzi IT and Technical Development provided by PodcastDaddy Advisory Members: Summer Sanders and Ashleigh Walls Reach out to us: podcast@slmlmbutok.com Find us on social media: Facebook group - Sounds like MLM but ok (-ay) Facebook page - Sounds like MLM but ok podcast Twitter: @SLMLMbutok Instagram: @SLMLMbutok Youtube: soundslikemlmbutok Follow our Twitters! Katie: @MLMRiot Sasha: @ScamBamTYMaam    Music featured: All music featured is Ryan Little   Remember, always read the fine print and don't get scammed!

It's The Vintage Rebellions 50th Episode, so we launch with an extended episode (yes extended if you can believe that) to celebrate the milestone with no less than 9 (yes NINE) guests.  The team welcome a whole array of guests to celebrate. Chris Porteous joins Stuart and Richard for this months interview as the boys discuss Canadian items, Tantive forum and Quebec items as well as many other things. In the New Acquisitions section the lads are joined by not 1 but 5 guests, all welcomed on to share their knowledge.  The items discussed range from mint carded figures to Star Wars arcade games, from store displays to everyone's favourite Twin Pod Cloud Car. Rebel Briefings covers a range of new discoveries in the community including some amazing store displays.  You'll be bangers to miss it. It's a bumper Beyond the Newest Acquisitions where we scour the collecting universe for Twin Pod Cloud Car collectables, and in Gimcrack Richard pulls all the wrong strings. Simon waxes lyrical (drones on) about more exciting and varied eBay sales, gets all animated about the amount of bargains turning up at UK salesrooms, is (thankfully) speechless regarding the recent Hakes sale and speaks to Mark Daniels who 'fesses up about running the re-seal market. It's a podcast full of records, as this month's quiz is so long it could be a podcast in its own right. To end this special edition we welcome back to speak to Edd Grant in this months What's New Pussycat as we revisit his collecting habits since we spoke to him three years ago. All this plus all the usual shenanigans and banter. Enjoy the show!

The Vintage Rebellion celebrates their four year anniversary by giving our listeners a six hour delight. Stuart and Simon are joined by 12 inch collecting legend Lee Bullock, where he discusses his early memories, trading in the current climate and of course his expertise in Star Wars dollies. Rebel Briefing sees Rich look at our hopes for Vintage Star Wars at Celebration before delving into an old discussion on 20/21 backs and more. In this months NA the lads review some more awesome purchases from across Facebook and the forums.  They even take a look into the future, from the past.  The section is completed with an in depth look at the Darth Vader Carry Case with a little help from Chris G.  Who had ever heard of a Red Darth Vader Carry Case?? The Market section becomes fully operational with the Death Star eBay find.  Plus Simon scurries around the UK auction action and visits Steve Taylor at Toy Planet to hear about a 90s dealer stock that time forgot. Pete takes us beyond the NA as he looks at some strange Darth Vader items as well as bringing us a top fiver related to the heavy breathing Dark Lord.  And of course he brings us Gimcrack of the month as once again Jez doesn't fully understand the concept. And what better way to celebrate four years of this show than to have Episode 11 guest Bruce White return to catch up during What's New PussyCat. All this plus the usual quiz, Celebration update, and many moments of abusing the weaker members of the cast (Richard, Jez and Simon). Enjoy the show!!!

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New stuff guys, SO MUCH NEW STUFF! Join your PocketPod Friends for an extended "What's New Pussycat?" as we gush about all the new features and updates in the Animal Crossing Pocket Camp 1.2.0 release this week. Got a beef with the new Brake Tapper game at OK Motors? Do we have PRO TIPs for you! Don't be a JoeyBoey and tap out, be a Leesh and a Rar and maximize those caps!

October 20-26, 1979 Today Ken welcomes musician Josh Caterer (The Smoking Popes, Duval) to the show. Ken and Josh discuss early afternoon punk rock matinees, WKRP in Cincinnati, shows evolving past their pilot episodes, gay characters on television, Barney Miller, The NEW WKRP, Hugh Wilson, The Famous Teddy Z, Bait and Switch, KISS, The Clash, Andy Capp, loving substance abusers, Cheers, anti-authoritarians, punk rock on TV, Dragnet, Mr. Rogers, a life of kindness, cycles of maturity, not enjoying life until you are about 30, The Brady Bunch, Jim Henson, The Museum of the Moving Image, The Monkees, The Young Ones, The New Monkees, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Ted Knight, why you can't argue with Cloris Leachman, rock music on TV, having a lifelong passion for music, culture clashes, Sylvia Sidney, Doctor Who, Tom Baker, appreciating a slowness in visual media, hindsight, What's New Pussycat?, wanting to be Peter O'Toole, Twin Peaks, hating Twin Peaks: The Return, why Cheers may be the best theme song, David Lynch's body of work, The Straight Story, Better Call Saul, and why The Twilight Zone made a generation of people better people.

Movie producer Charles K. Feldman (A Streetcar Named Desire, What's New Pussycat?) was in a bind with the rights to the first James Bond novel, Ian Fleming's Casino Royale.  Albert Broccoli, Howard Saltzman and Eon Productions had beat him to the punch, releasing four successful Bond films with star Sean Connery, and using many of Casino Royale's best set pieces.  Feldman felt the only feasible way to approach the story was in a psychedelic, satiric direction, hiring five directors and a who's who of sixties movie stars to blow up and blow out the James Bond story to epically wacky proportions.  David Niven, Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, Deborah Kerr, Woody Allen, Orson Welles, Joanna Petit, John Huston and Barbara Bouchet star.   Dan and Vicky have fun trying to make sense of this very odd addition to the James Bond legacy.  They also talk about a car accident and FaceTime affecting their Mother's Day plans, Dan getting cast in the new web series "West 40s" and Dan's surprise phone conversation with a Casino Royale star!   Recently seen includes discussions of older films like Scorsese's King of Comedy and After Hours, Woody Allen's Manhattan, 1942's Mrs. Miniver, and George Romero's Martin and newer films like Paul Verhoeven's Elle, Snatched, and Guardians of the Galaxy 2.  TV talk includes Master of None, Kimmy Schmidt and Great News.   Hot Date 52 gives you that Look of Love with 1967's Casino Royale.  Take a listen and give us some feedback.  

Kirsty Young's castaway is the singer Sir Tom Jones. In a career spanning fifty years he's sold 150 million albums and his hits have included It's Not Unusual, What's New Pussycat? and Delilah. As a child it was assumed he'd follow in his father's footsteps and become a miner. But he developed TB when he was twelve and doctors warned his parents against sending their only son to the pit; they said his lungs were too weak. Now aged seventy, he has no plans to retire. "Singing's like breathing to me", he says, "my voice drives me, it tells me that I have to do it". Producer: Leanne Buckle Record: A Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Book: The Rise and Fall of the British Empire -Lawrence James Luxury: A Bucket and Spade.