All the best bits from series 1-9 of the comedy panel game show. Along with all the clips that were too rude for TV, the show features host Keith Lemon, team captains Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton and guest appearances from, among others, Dermot O'Leary, Davina McCall, Ant and Dec, JLS, Kelly Brook, Jason Manford, Mo Farah and The Wanted.

Buried Secrets is a suspense novel that takes place primarily in the trendy Buckhead area of modern-day Atlanta. The story centers around twenty-nine-year-old real estate broker Anne Houston as well as the dysfunctional Carmichael family, one of the most wealthy and powerful families in the United States. The Carmichael family is headed by billionaire airline owner Hugh Carmichael, who has acquired most of his wealth through illegal means and lives a very extravagant lifestyle. In contrast to the flashy Carmichaels, Anne Houston is a single mother of a one-year-old son, a woman who is struggling to escape her troubled past and make a fresh start in Atlanta. Not long after arriving in the city, her unlikely appearance at a social gathering at a Buckhead mansion sparks a romantic relationship between herself and Hugh Carmichael, who initially leads her to believe that he is single. Her resulting connection to the billionaire family causes her to become entangled in a web of lies and scandalous deceit involving multiple murders, two bizarre kidnappings, the glare of the national news media, and a mysterious secret that has been harbored for decades. In addition to this, Anne is also being stalked by a psychopathic maniac who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. With all of these obstacles threatening to bring destruction to Anne and her young son, she becomes friends with Rick Fowler, a detective for the Atlanta Police Department, who caringly helps protect and guide her through her seemingly endless maze of problems.

New York, 1929. The height of Prohibition. The cops turn a blind eye while the mobs run the city, dealing in guns, girls and illegal liquor. But the arrival of the mysterious Dragonmir Family from Eastern Europe with more of a taste for blood than booze upsets the status quo. The first comics work from TV's Jonathan Ross is a hard boiled noir crime thriller, with stylish art from Tommy Lee Edwards.

One of the most revealing snapshots of British cinema-going ever produced, "The Ultimate Film" is the definitive list of the all-time top 100 films based on UK cinema admissions. From the 1930s to the present, the chart shows the diverse tastes that come together to make up Britain's choice of film favorites.
Is Harry Potter more popular than The Lord of the Rings? How does Bond compare with Bridget Jones? "The Ultimate Film" has the answers taking the reader from "Carry on Nurse" to "A Clockwork Orange, South Pacific "to "Star Wars" and "Ben Hur" all the way to "Doctor Zhivago,"
Each film is looked at in turn. What did the critics think of it when it was released and, with the benefit of hindsight, were they right? Who were the stars and who directed the action? What happened behind the scenes? What other films were being lauded at the same time? What was happening in the country and the wider world that led the film to be made, and then made it so popular?
Sure to provoke debate and discussion, this fascinating and lavishly illustrated book tells us much about our shared history, culture and attitudes.
This is the first time a list has been compiled based on the films people have most wanted to see. Some of the results will come as a surprise and the list has much to tell us about how we once were, and how cinema going has played no small part in shaping our culture and helped make us the way we are today.
"The Ultimate Film" contains a number of breakout sections--lists within a list to satisfy the most ardent film buff:
* Leading Ladies--discusses the female stars who did and didn't make the list
* My Name's Bond--Britain's most successful film franchiseexplored
* Missing Men--the male stars included and surprisingly absent
* Ones that Got Away--Classic films not in the list
* Drawing the Crowds--Animated films and their continued popularity
* Picture Palaces--The history and evolution of British cinemas
* The Film at War--How wartime affected film production and cinema going

There has never been a more exciting time to drink Australian wine. Centuries of innovation and determination have led to an era of exceptional achievement in Australia, yet it is a country whose output is not matched by its scholarship. Until now. How to Drink Australian brings together global experts to answer its namesake question, offering sweeping, practical, and compelling insight to all aspects of Australian wine: exhaustive analysis of every significant region, stunning and detailed maps, bespoke illustrations and artwork, individual wine recommendations, hundreds of producer profiles, a fold-out region-by-region grape table and more, all curated with a reverence for Australia's first custodians. How to Drink Australian is the modern wine book that Australia (and a world of wine drinkers) has been waiting for. Jane Lopes and Jonathan Ross lead this important book, with contributions from Mike Bennie, Kavita Faiella, and Hannah Day, and original maps by Martin von Wyss.

Buried Secrets is a suspense novel that takes place primarily in the trendy Buckhead area of modern day Atlanta. The story centers around twenty-nine-year-old real estate broker Anne Houston as well as the dysfunctional Carmichael family, one of the most wealthy and powerful families in the United States. The Carmichael family is headed by billionaire airline owner Hugh Carmichael, who has acquired most of his wealth through illegal means and lives a very extravagant lifestyle. In contrast to the flashy Carmichaels, Anne Houston is a single mother of a one-year-old son, a woman who is struggling to escape her troubled past and make a fresh start in Atlanta. Not long after arriving in the city, her unlikely appearance at a social gathering at a Buckhead mansion sparks a romantic relationship between herself and Hugh Carmichael, who initially leads her to believe that he is single. Her resulting connection to the billionaire family causes her to become entangled in a web of lies and scandalous deceit involving multiple murders, two bizarre kidnappings, the glare of the national news media, and a mysterious secret that has been harbored for decades. In addition to this, Anne is also being stalked by a psychopathic maniac who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. With all of these obstacles threatening to bring destruction to Anne and her young son, she becomes friends with Rick Fowler, a detective for the Atlanta Police Department, who caringly helps protect and guide her through her seemingly endless maze of problems.

What if the foremost scientist in the field of nanotechnology and microrobotics decided to use his inventions to take our world leaders hostage and enact his own political agenda? Dr. J. Maurice Carpenter has worked for decades at the Brookhaven National Laboratory on a top-secret government project to develop a terrifying new breed of weaponry. Launching an attempt to take over the world, Carpenter implants microscopic robots in the bodies of the President of United States and his family members. The only hope for stopping Carpenter is a Los Angeles-based FBI agent named Bill Maddox, who is more accustomed to working simple narcotics cases than handling crises of such magnitude. In far over his head but determined to prove his worth, Maddox plunges into a labyrinth of danger, matching wits against an intellect far superior to his own. In doing so, he confronts a femme fatale and a technology potentially more deadly than any the world has ever witnessed. More frightening still, it is a technology that actually exists today. "Ross is a powerful new voice on the thriller scene. He takes the best of Le Carre, Clancy and Ludlum and winds it up with a timely, riveting commentary on the sociopolitical threats that lie beneath the surface of the nightly news. You won't be able to put this book down." -RIP GERBER, author of the best-selling thrillers PHARMA and KILLER VIRUS

Als der medikamentensuchtige Hauptkommissar Benjamin Engelhardt nach dem Tod seiner Frau, mehr oder weniger freiwillig in das sonst so beschauliche Flensburg versetzt wird, kann er nicht ahnen, welche Holle sich fur ihn und seinen neuen Kollegen Guido Johannson eroffnet. Nachdem kurz hintereinander zwei grausame Ritualmorde in der Umgebung verubt werden, sieht zunachst alles nach einem wahnsinnigen Serienkiller aus. Doch mussen sowohl die Polizei, als auch die Staatsanwaltschaft erkennen, dass hinter alledem vielmehr steckt, als angenommen. Als auch noch ein Kind aus der Umgebung unter grausamsten Bedingungen ermordet aufgefunden wird, erkennt Engelhardt, dass er sich einer satanischen Bruderschaft gegenuber sieht, die vor nichts zuruckschreckt.