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On her last day alive, Marilyn Monroe said she knew “dangerous secrets,” then suspiciously died later that night. In this compelling new account of what happened to her, investigative journalist and award-winning author Larry Jordan presents solid evidence that has never surfaced before. He has crafted a gripping, fast-paced, historically accurate and chronological narrative that connects the dots and shows you how events unfolded. He exposes the collusion of malicious forces intent on silencing Marilyn, whom they mistakenly viewed as a threat. (She was NEVER going to hold a press ...

Tras una exitosa carrera en el cine británico, Hitchcock desembarcó en Estados Unidos a finales de los años treinta para realizar Rebeca, adaptación de la novela homónima de Daphne du Maurier. Durante largos años, esta obra ha permanecido a la sombra de otros filmes de su director, como Psicosis (1960) o Vértigo (1958), quizá por tratarse, aparentemente, de una película más convencional. Sin embargo, un análisis atento de sus formas y su estructura permiten ver que bajo la apariencia de clasicismo Rebeca articula unos planteamientos formales y narrativos de una complejidad ...

A pesar de las dudas iniciales, el estreno de Up supuso la confirmación del extraordinario momento creativo de los estudios Pixar a lo largo de la década de 2000. Encabezado por un inusual prólogo que incluía una de las secuencias más celebradas del cine reciente, el filme da paso luego a un frenético festín visual que supone el punto de encuentro entre la brillantez técnica de la animación norteamericana y la intensidad emocional del cine de Miyazaki, condensada en la alegoría de la casa flotante con sus globos de colores. El presente libro analiza en profundidad los diversos ...

In Chronicles from the Couch, James Johnson dives headfirst into the timeless worlds of Seinfeld, Friends, and That '70s Show—unpacking what makes these shows more than just entertainment. With deep insight and undeniable humor, this book explores legendary moments like “We were on a break,” the chaotic genius of Kramer, the mythic Soup Nazi, and the soul of the sitcom archetype itself.

The ultimate collection of scandals, on-set feuds and affairs, humorous anecdotes, behind the scenes tragedies, studio cover-ups and casting couch activity in the first hundred years of Hollywood.

An uncensored look at aspects of the private lives (and deaths) of the stars of Hollywood's Golden Age and beyond. Hollywood minus the hype and hokum.

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