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Andile Gaelesiwe is celebrated across South Africa as the adored host of Khumbul' ekhaya on SABC 1. Few know that behind the glamour of her public image, there is a vulnerable girl from Meadowlands. Her biological father betrayed her in the worst possible way. Remembering is Andile's fierce, and at times funny, memoir. -- Publisher's description

One of our best-known journalists and broadcasters, renowned for his laconic wit and opinionated ideas, now looks back at his fascinating life. Barry Norman fronted the seminal BBC film programme since FILM 72 and many mourned the moment he decided to leave. For nearly 30 years he established himself as the authority on film and has become the funniest, most iconoclastic and astute reviewer we know. During that time he met and fraternised with the cinematic greats - stars, directors and producers - and he now tells all in an honest, clever and humorous insider's look at the world of journalism, broadcasting and film. Barry's autobiography promises offbeat encounters with the likes of Sir David English, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Olivier, Peter Sellers, Madonna, Robert De Niro and many more. With both his parents working in the world of film, Barry Norman was no stranger to the starry circles. From his childhood and early days as a journalist to his retirement from the BBC, and with thirty years of the most fabulous anecdotes to be told both from the worlds of journalism and cinema, this is a witty and intelligently written story of a fascinating life.
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Meet Hatem el-Shenawi, a Muslim TV preacher who has won fame and fortune through his show delivering Islam to the masses. Affable, sharp-witted, and well-connected to the government and business elite of Cairo, Shenawi seems at the top of his game. But when he is entrusted with a dangerous secret, one that could tip the whole country into chaos, the double-edged sword of his celebrity threatens him with scandal and ruin as he is drawn deeper into political intrigue and the dark underbelly of the state. Fast-paced and brilliantly observed, The Televangelist takes us on a journey into the corrupt nexus of power, money, media, and religious performance that has dominated Egypt in recent years.
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• From me to you (Beatles)
• Green, green grass of home (Tom Jones)
• Paradise lost (The herd)
• School's out (Alice Cooper)
• Radio gaga (Queen)
• Video killed the radio star (The buggles)
• Road to nowhere (Talking heads)
• Money (Pink floyd)
• Old man (Neil young)
• Spirit in the sky (Norman Greenbaum)
• Fame (David Bowie)
• Family man (Fleetwood Mac)
• California Dreamin' (Mamas & Papas)
• Dirty laundry (Don Henley)
• Reflections of my life (Marmalade)
• Glaube
• Hoffnung
• Liebe
• P.S. I love you (Beatles)
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