Deluxe Hardcover edition. Following his 2024 movie soundtrack and 2019's holiday themed album, "The Christmas Present", Robbie Williams' album "Britpop" marks his first full studio album in six years. The album heralds a vibrant return to form, inspired by the golden age of 1990s British music. Robbie set out to make the album he actually wanted to write after leaving Take That in 1995. At the time, not a lot of creative freedom was provided the popstars of the era, but "Britpop" is the sound of 90s Robbie as he himself wanted to sound, but formed by the decades of experience he has amassed since then. The high-octane, rock-infused lead single "Rocket" features legendary guitarist Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath.

To Cap It All is the enthralling life story of legendary Port Vale manager John Rudge, providing special behind-the-scenes insight into the ups and downs of six decades of professional football, from the depths of the Division Four re-election zone to the Premier League and Europe. Rudge managed the Valiants for a record 19 years, developing players like Robbie Earle, Mark Bright and Ian Taylor. As Vale slayed giants such as Spurs, Southampton and Everton, Rudge became a style icon famous for his flat cap. He moved to city rivals Stoke in 1999 to become director of football and oversaw the club's revival to reach the Premier League and their first ever FA Cup final. But it wasn't all plain sailing. John describes his volatile relationship with Vale chairman Bill Bell and speaks out about Stoke's Icelandic owners and manager Johan Boskamp, who had Rudge put on garden leave. This hilarious memoir also reveals why a second-hand Lada changed John's life, how he once signed a drag artist and why he ended up in Denis Law's bed!

GamesMaster: The Oral History charts the highs and lows of Channel 4's iconic and anarchic UK videogames entertainment show. First broadcast in 1992 amid a brash youth television takeover, the ambitious and sometimes chaotic production of GamesMaster is as much a story of the 1990s, set against a backdrop of videogame console wars, Britpop and a curious new thing called the World Wide Web. This definitive retrospective is guided by show host Dominik Diamond and features over 40 contributors, including production crew, celebrity guests and the games-playing members of the public who became either playground heroes or defeated outcasts vying for the iconic Golden Joystick prize.

Pop star Robbie Williams captured live in performance at the London Palladium. Williams performs a selection of songs from his latest album 'Swings Both Ways' (2013) alongside a number of swing favourites from the past. He is joined onstage by an orchestra and celebrity guests including Rufus Wainwright, Lily Allen and the Muppets Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog.

Britain's leading pop entertainer Robbie Williams goes back to pop basics with his eighth studio album 'Reality Killed The Video Star'. After receiving mixed reviews for his 2006 record 'Rudebox', the former Take That man enlists the help of pioneering producer Trevor Horn, with electrifying results. Big and bold, it's a typical Robbie album. Packed with plenty of wit and humour, it's a storming return to form. Includes the single 'Bodies'.

Track list

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Shine My Shoes
Go Gentle
I Wan'na Be Like You - Feat. Olly Murs
Swing Supreme
Swings Both Ways - Feat. Rufus Wainwright
Dream a Little Dream - Feat. Lily Allen
Soda Pop - Feat. Michael Buble
Snowblind
Puttin' on the Ritz
Little Green Apples - Feat. Kelly Clarkson
Minnie the Moocher
If I Only Had a Brain
No One Likes a Fat Pop Star
Where There's Muck
16 Tons
Wedding Bells

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Swing Both Ways Bonus Studio Footage

From Beverly Hills mansions to Irish country lanes, super-yachts to side-alleys, howling cougars to psychotic nutters, stand-up spotlights to police helicopter searchlights, superstar highs to inner demon woes, along with so much more, Mark Hayes takes us on quite an adventure in RanDumb-er, the random but hardly dumb tales of an Irish chancer. From one side of the world to the other, in and out of the fantasy of Mark's reality, all with a smile and a belly-aching laugh, RanDumb-er will draw you in and make you believe in the spirit of your inner five year old once more Go ahead - Open a Guinness, take off your pants (comfort is key here), sit back, relax and enjoy the show. Fast pace, quicker wit, time for you to join Mark as he tells his story of two cities and one dream. Ran. Dumb. Er. On About The Author: Mark Hayes is an Irish guy who now lives in L.A. Chancer. Prancer. Midnight. Dancer. Bestselling author of RanDumb: The Adventures of an Irish Guy in L.A which has been rated #1 on Amazon Humor. Praise For RanDumb: 'RanDumb is an intelligently put-together, often satirical analysis of the times we live in... a thoroughly entertaining read that will make you 'LOL' -laugh out loud - as so many have done on Mark Hayes' blog.' 'With his unique style, phrasing and word coinage, Mark Hayes introduced himself to us in his first book RanDumb as a kind of hard drinking, half-slacker, half German technical translator, carefree globetrotter finding his way in Hollywood. Very funny and a great read.' 'I've always wanted to give up the mundane day job, pack my bags and head for the promised land, but circumstances have conspired against me. So, when I heard of this book, it was a must read... I wasn't disappointed in the least. It was just how I would have imagined and more... Mark Hayes has shared his experiences of chasing the American Dream and I love it.'

After Dougal accidentally releases the evil Zeebad from his prison, he and his friends Ermintrude, Brian, Dylan and Zebedee embark on a quest to find three magic diamonds before Zeebad uses them to encase the world in ice!

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Children's comedy based on the book by comedian David Walliams. Ben (Reece Buttery) dreads staying at his gran (Julia McKenzie)'s house when his mum and dad drop him off, expecting the usual boring games of scrabble and knitting. But on his latest visit, his gran reveals a fascinating secret - that she was once a renowned jewel thief known as the 'Black Cat' - and shatters Ben's image of his boring old relative. Together they set out on a whirlwind adventure to pull off the one robbery that always eluded her, breaking into the Tower of London and stealing the crown jewels.