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![Don't Know How — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(D. Pierre, C. Richardson, J. Rzumna, J. Gray)<br/>[Daniel Pierre Music/Concrete Music/EMI Nlackwood Music EMI/Eaggle Note Publishing/Axion Music Publishing Inc. (BMI)/Ooki Spinalton/EMI April Music (ASCAP) Big Boom Entertainment/BMG Music Publishing Canada, Inc. (SOCAN)]<br/><br/>Drums: Cindy Blackman<br/>Bass: Danny P.<br/>Guitar: AJ Nilo & Danny P.<br/>Organ: Raymond Angry<br/>Rhodes: Danny P.<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright, Bombshell & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Right Track, NYC by Steve Greenwell<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography b](https://cdn3.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA3qKIGSwA_qUHaAzIzqEFF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_don39t-know-how-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.jpg "Don't Know How — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(D. Pierre, C. Richardson, J. Rzumna, J. Gray)<br/>[Daniel Pierre Music/Concrete Music/EMI Nlackwood Music EMI/Eaggle Note Publishing/Axion Music Publishing Inc. (BMI)/Ooki Spinalton/EMI April Music (ASCAP) Big Boom Entertainment/BMG Music Publishing Canada, Inc. (SOCAN)]<br/><br/>Drums: Cindy Blackman<br/>Bass: Danny P.<br/>Guitar: AJ Nilo & Danny P.<br/>Organ: Raymond Angry<br/>Rhodes: Danny P.<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright, Bombshell & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Right Track, NYC by Steve Greenwell<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography b")
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_five-children-and-it-1991-episode-2.jpg "Part 2 of 6 of the children's TV drama. The children ask for the Psammead to make them rich, but their untold riches has a downside, which only becomes apparent when they go to spend their money. The next day Anthea asks the Psammead if wings would be a silly wish. This seems a better wish than the first, but there is untold peril when the children decide to explore the church tower...<br/><br/>Starring Simon Gowdin, Nicole Mowat, Charlie Richards, Tamzen Audas, Laura Brattan, Desmond McNamara, Primi Townsend, Gordon Salkildd, Leslie Mills, and Francis Wright as the voice of the Psammead.")
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_village-of-the-damned-1960-full-horror-sci-fi-movie-in-hd.jpg "Village of the Damned is a 1960 British science fiction horror film by Anglo-German director Wolf Rilla. The film is adapted from the novel The Midwich Cuckoos (1957) by John Wyndham. The lead role of Professor Gordon Zellaby was played by George Sanders.<br/>A sequel, Children of the Damned (1964), followed, as did a remake, also called Village of the Damned (1995) by John Carpenter.")
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_only-when-i-laugh-s03-e07-these-you-have-loved.jpg "First broadcast 14th October 1981.<br/><br/>Figgis takes exception to the anodyne hospital radio run by nurse Victoria Plumtree and, when she accidentally leaves her recording equipment in the ward, spices things up by taping and broadcasting one of Dr Thorpe's tirades.<br/><br/>James Bolam ... Figgis<br/>Peter Bowles ... Glover<br/>Christopher Strauli ... Norman<br/>Richard Wilson ... Gordon Thorpe<br/>Derrick Branche ... Gupte<br/>Gwen Taylor ... Victoria Plumtree")
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_locals-curious-about-squatters-at-gordon-ramsay39s-camden-pub.jpg "Locals are curious about a group of squatters who have occupied Gordon Ramsay's Grade-II listed gastropub in Camden.<br/><br/>At least six “professional squatters” entered Ramsay’s York and Albany pub, on the edge of Regent’s Park, early last week.<br/><br/>Cal, who works in a school nearby said she has been curious about the takeover since the pub closed a few weeks ago.")
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![Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA3qJImSwA_qFn3cyMQuwYF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_understand-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.jpg "Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair")
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_trash-gordon-telephone-take-2.jpg "Trash Gordon Telephone Take 2 from gordon bandile ramaphosa")
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_squatters-move-into-former-20th-century-fox-building-in-soho.jpg "Squatters are occupying the former London headquarters of film giant 20th Century Fox in the heart of Soho, the Standard can reveal. A group have made their home in the five storey building and warned they cannot be evicted without a court order.In a move mirroring the occupying by so called ‘professional squatters’ of Gordon Ramsay’s former York and Albany hotel in Camden and Marco Pierre White’s, Mr White’s in Leicester Square they have targeted empty, non residential buildings worth millions.Under the law they cannot be budged until the owners obtain a legal order giving the green light to evict.Twentieth Century House has been empty since around 2021 after Disney bought the company and relocated staff. Builders had been stripping out fixtures and fittings in recent months but the squatters are now in residence. Local businesses said they come and go in the early hours to avoid being detected.")
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_undercover-punch-amp-gun-2019.jpg "Undercover Punch and Gun is a 2019 Hong Kong fast-paced, action-packed indie martial arts film produced by Gordon Chan Kar-Seung (陳嘉上) and Charlie Wong Wing-fung (黃永峰) and directed by Lui Koon-nam (呂冠南) and Frankie Tam Kwong-yuen (譚廣源), featuring Vanness Wu Jian-hao (吳建豪), Andy On Chi-kit (安志傑), Philip Ng Wan-lung (伍允龙) and Aka Chiu Wai San (趙慧珊), Nicholas Tse Ting-fung (謝霆鋒), Carrie Ng Ka-lai (吳家麗) and Aaron Aziz. <br/><br/>While an elite cop works undercover to infiltrate a notorious drug ring, his plan is compromised when a rival agency with a grudge attacks during a trade, killing the gang’s leader. Their cover is blown, and both teams are forced to unite and take to the high seas in an attempt to overthrow the ruthless smuggler behind it all.")
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![Straw Dogs is a 1971 psychological thriller film directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Dustin Hoffman and Susan George. The screenplay, by Peckinpah and David Zelag Goodman, is based upon Gordon M. Williams's 1969 novel, The Siege of Trencher's Farm. The film's title derives from a discussion in the Tao Te Ching that likens people to the ancient Chinese ceremonial straw dog, being of ceremonial worth, but afterwards discarded with indifference.<br/><br/>The film is noted for its violent concluding sequences and two complicated rape scenes, which were censored by numerous film rating boards. Released theatrically in the same year as A Clockwork Orange, The French Connection, and Dirty Harry, the film sparked heated controversy over a perceived increase of violence in films generally.[7][8]<br/><br/>The film premiered in the UK in November 1971. Although controversial at the time, Straw Dogs is considered by some critics to be one of Peckinpah's greatest films, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music (Original Dramatic Score).[9][10] A remake directed by Rod Lurie and starring James Marsden and Kate Bosworth was released on September 16, 2011.<br/><br/>Plot<br/>After securing a research grant to study stellar structures, American applied mathematician David Sumner moves with his attractive young wife Amy to a house near to her home village of Wakely on the Cornish moorland. Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie Venner, along with his friends Norman Scutt, Chris Cawsey, and Phil Riddaway, immediately resent the fact that an apparently meek outsider has married one of their own. Scutt, a former convict, confides in Cawsey his jealousy of Venner's past relationship with Amy. David meets Venner's uncle, Tom Hedden, a violent drunkard whose teenage daughter Janice flirts with Henry Niles, a mentally deficient man despised by the entire town.](https://cdn5.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KARAfJGSwBSMPrJSCHP1QLl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_1972-straw-dogs-movie-with-spanish-subtitle.jpg "Straw Dogs is a 1971 psychological thriller film directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Dustin Hoffman and Susan George. The screenplay, by Peckinpah and David Zelag Goodman, is based upon Gordon M. Williams's 1969 novel, The Siege of Trencher's Farm. The film's title derives from a discussion in the Tao Te Ching that likens people to the ancient Chinese ceremonial straw dog, being of ceremonial worth, but afterwards discarded with indifference.<br/><br/>The film is noted for its violent concluding sequences and two complicated rape scenes, which were censored by numerous film rating boards. Released theatrically in the same year as A Clockwork Orange, The French Connection, and Dirty Harry, the film sparked heated controversy over a perceived increase of violence in films generally.[7][8]<br/><br/>The film premiered in the UK in November 1971. Although controversial at the time, Straw Dogs is considered by some critics to be one of Peckinpah's greatest films, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music (Original Dramatic Score).[9][10] A remake directed by Rod Lurie and starring James Marsden and Kate Bosworth was released on September 16, 2011.<br/><br/>Plot<br/>After securing a research grant to study stellar structures, American applied mathematician David Sumner moves with his attractive young wife Amy to a house near to her home village of Wakely on the Cornish moorland. Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie Venner, along with his friends Norman Scutt, Chris Cawsey, and Phil Riddaway, immediately resent the fact that an apparently meek outsider has married one of their own. Scutt, a former convict, confides in Cawsey his jealousy of Venner's past relationship with Amy. David meets Venner's uncle, Tom Hedden, a violent drunkard whose teenage daughter Janice flirts with Henry Niles, a mentally deficient man despised by the entire town.")
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_gordon-ramsay-pub-squatters-open-venue-as-community-cafe-39for-victims-of-gentrification39-124.jpg "Gordon Ramsay has launched High Court proceedings after a group of squatters occupied his Grade-II listed gastropub in north London. At least six “professional squatters” entered Ramsay’s York and Albany pub, on the edge of Regent’s Park, early last week. They stated their intention is to use it as an arts venue and community cafe. Ramsay called the police last Wednesday in a bid to have the squatters removed, but Met officers refused to attend due to the occupation being a “civil matter”.High Court proceedings have now been filed by Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited, against “persons unknown”. The court case has been filed under “trespass” and is a bid for “accelerated possession to reclaim control of the property. The celebrity chef has hired top lawyers at Harbottle and Lewis to bring the High Court action.")
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_snakes-and-ladders-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.jpg "Snakes And Ladders — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, J. Shorten, C. Reeves)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Universal Music Publishing Ltd. (ASCAP)/Universal Music Publishing Ltd. (BMI) <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Percussion: Carl Vandenbosche<br/>Electric Guitar: Alan Weekes<br/>Keyboards: Jonathan Shorten<br/>String Arrangement: John Angier & Jonathan Shorten<br/>Background Vocals: Joss Stone & Betty Wright<br/>Programming: Jonathan Shorten ,Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell <br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/><br/>Running Time: 3:35")
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![Don't Know How — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(D. Pierre, C. Richardson, J. Rzumna, J. Gray)<br/>[Daniel Pierre Music/Concrete Music/EMI Nlackwood Music EMI/Eaggle Note Publishing/Axion Music Publishing Inc. (BMI)/Ooki Spinalton/EMI April Music (ASCAP) Big Boom Entertainment/BMG Music Publishing Canada, Inc. (SOCAN)]<br/><br/>Drums: Cindy Blackman<br/>Bass: Danny P.<br/>Guitar: AJ Nilo & Danny P.<br/>Organ: Raymond Angry<br/>Rhodes: Danny P.<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright, Bombshell & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Right Track, NYC by Steve Greenwell<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography b](https://cdn3.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA3qKIGSwA_qUHaAzIzqEFF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_don39t-know-how-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.webp "Don't Know How — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(D. Pierre, C. Richardson, J. Rzumna, J. Gray)<br/>[Daniel Pierre Music/Concrete Music/EMI Nlackwood Music EMI/Eaggle Note Publishing/Axion Music Publishing Inc. (BMI)/Ooki Spinalton/EMI April Music (ASCAP) Big Boom Entertainment/BMG Music Publishing Canada, Inc. (SOCAN)]<br/><br/>Drums: Cindy Blackman<br/>Bass: Danny P.<br/>Guitar: AJ Nilo & Danny P.<br/>Organ: Raymond Angry<br/>Rhodes: Danny P.<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright, Bombshell & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Right Track, NYC by Steve Greenwell<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography b")
_five-children-and-it-1991-episode-2.webp "Part 2 of 6 of the children's TV drama. The children ask for the Psammead to make them rich, but their untold riches has a downside, which only becomes apparent when they go to spend their money. The next day Anthea asks the Psammead if wings would be a silly wish. This seems a better wish than the first, but there is untold peril when the children decide to explore the church tower...<br/><br/>Starring Simon Gowdin, Nicole Mowat, Charlie Richards, Tamzen Audas, Laura Brattan, Desmond McNamara, Primi Townsend, Gordon Salkildd, Leslie Mills, and Francis Wright as the voice of the Psammead.")
_village-of-the-damned-1960-full-horror-sci-fi-movie-in-hd.webp "Village of the Damned is a 1960 British science fiction horror film by Anglo-German director Wolf Rilla. The film is adapted from the novel The Midwich Cuckoos (1957) by John Wyndham. The lead role of Professor Gordon Zellaby was played by George Sanders.<br/>A sequel, Children of the Damned (1964), followed, as did a remake, also called Village of the Damned (1995) by John Carpenter.")
_only-when-i-laugh-s03-e07-these-you-have-loved.webp "First broadcast 14th October 1981.<br/><br/>Figgis takes exception to the anodyne hospital radio run by nurse Victoria Plumtree and, when she accidentally leaves her recording equipment in the ward, spices things up by taping and broadcasting one of Dr Thorpe's tirades.<br/><br/>James Bolam ... Figgis<br/>Peter Bowles ... Glover<br/>Christopher Strauli ... Norman<br/>Richard Wilson ... Gordon Thorpe<br/>Derrick Branche ... Gupte<br/>Gwen Taylor ... Victoria Plumtree")
_locals-curious-about-squatters-at-gordon-ramsay39s-camden-pub.webp "Locals are curious about a group of squatters who have occupied Gordon Ramsay's Grade-II listed gastropub in Camden.<br/><br/>At least six “professional squatters” entered Ramsay’s York and Albany pub, on the edge of Regent’s Park, early last week.<br/><br/>Cal, who works in a school nearby said she has been curious about the takeover since the pub closed a few weeks ago.")
![Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZv5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KA3qJImSwA_qFn3cyMQuwYF9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_understand-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.webp "Understand — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, B. Wright, A. Morris, M. Mangini, S. Greenberg)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Miami Spice Music (ASCAP)/Asbelle Music/Famous Music (ASCAP)/Godchildren Music/EMI (BMI)] <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Bass: Steve Greenwell<br/>Guitar: Angelo Morris<br/>Organ: Timmy Thomas<br/>Wurlitzer: Benny Latimore<br/>Moog: Raymond Angry<br/>Percussion: Ignacio Nuñez<br/>Background Vocals: Betty Wright & Joss Stone<br/>Programming: Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell<br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC/Hit Factory, Miami<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/>Art Director & Design by David Gorman, Brian Lasley & Aleeta Mayo for HackMart, Inc. <br/>Photography by RogerMoenks <br/>Additional Photography by Amy Touma <br/>Hair")
_trash-gordon-telephone-take-2.webp "Trash Gordon Telephone Take 2 from gordon bandile ramaphosa")
_squatters-move-into-former-20th-century-fox-building-in-soho.webp "Squatters are occupying the former London headquarters of film giant 20th Century Fox in the heart of Soho, the Standard can reveal. A group have made their home in the five storey building and warned they cannot be evicted without a court order.In a move mirroring the occupying by so called ‘professional squatters’ of Gordon Ramsay’s former York and Albany hotel in Camden and Marco Pierre White’s, Mr White’s in Leicester Square they have targeted empty, non residential buildings worth millions.Under the law they cannot be budged until the owners obtain a legal order giving the green light to evict.Twentieth Century House has been empty since around 2021 after Disney bought the company and relocated staff. Builders had been stripping out fixtures and fittings in recent months but the squatters are now in residence. Local businesses said they come and go in the early hours to avoid being detected.")
_undercover-punch-amp-gun-2019.webp "Undercover Punch and Gun is a 2019 Hong Kong fast-paced, action-packed indie martial arts film produced by Gordon Chan Kar-Seung (陳嘉上) and Charlie Wong Wing-fung (黃永峰) and directed by Lui Koon-nam (呂冠南) and Frankie Tam Kwong-yuen (譚廣源), featuring Vanness Wu Jian-hao (吳建豪), Andy On Chi-kit (安志傑), Philip Ng Wan-lung (伍允龙) and Aka Chiu Wai San (趙慧珊), Nicholas Tse Ting-fung (謝霆鋒), Carrie Ng Ka-lai (吳家麗) and Aaron Aziz. <br/><br/>While an elite cop works undercover to infiltrate a notorious drug ring, his plan is compromised when a rival agency with a grudge attacks during a trade, killing the gang’s leader. Their cover is blown, and both teams are forced to unite and take to the high seas in an attempt to overthrow the ruthless smuggler behind it all.")
![Straw Dogs is a 1971 psychological thriller film directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Dustin Hoffman and Susan George. The screenplay, by Peckinpah and David Zelag Goodman, is based upon Gordon M. Williams's 1969 novel, The Siege of Trencher's Farm. The film's title derives from a discussion in the Tao Te Ching that likens people to the ancient Chinese ceremonial straw dog, being of ceremonial worth, but afterwards discarded with indifference.<br/><br/>The film is noted for its violent concluding sequences and two complicated rape scenes, which were censored by numerous film rating boards. Released theatrically in the same year as A Clockwork Orange, The French Connection, and Dirty Harry, the film sparked heated controversy over a perceived increase of violence in films generally.[7][8]<br/><br/>The film premiered in the UK in November 1971. Although controversial at the time, Straw Dogs is considered by some critics to be one of Peckinpah's greatest films, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music (Original Dramatic Score).[9][10] A remake directed by Rod Lurie and starring James Marsden and Kate Bosworth was released on September 16, 2011.<br/><br/>Plot<br/>After securing a research grant to study stellar structures, American applied mathematician David Sumner moves with his attractive young wife Amy to a house near to her home village of Wakely on the Cornish moorland. Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie Venner, along with his friends Norman Scutt, Chris Cawsey, and Phil Riddaway, immediately resent the fact that an apparently meek outsider has married one of their own. Scutt, a former convict, confides in Cawsey his jealousy of Venner's past relationship with Amy. David meets Venner's uncle, Tom Hedden, a violent drunkard whose teenage daughter Janice flirts with Henry Niles, a mentally deficient man despised by the entire town.](https://cdn5.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9KARAfJGSwBSMPrJSCHP1QLl9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_1972-straw-dogs-movie-with-spanish-subtitle.webp "Straw Dogs is a 1971 psychological thriller film directed by Sam Peckinpah and starring Dustin Hoffman and Susan George. The screenplay, by Peckinpah and David Zelag Goodman, is based upon Gordon M. Williams's 1969 novel, The Siege of Trencher's Farm. The film's title derives from a discussion in the Tao Te Ching that likens people to the ancient Chinese ceremonial straw dog, being of ceremonial worth, but afterwards discarded with indifference.<br/><br/>The film is noted for its violent concluding sequences and two complicated rape scenes, which were censored by numerous film rating boards. Released theatrically in the same year as A Clockwork Orange, The French Connection, and Dirty Harry, the film sparked heated controversy over a perceived increase of violence in films generally.[7][8]<br/><br/>The film premiered in the UK in November 1971. Although controversial at the time, Straw Dogs is considered by some critics to be one of Peckinpah's greatest films, and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music (Original Dramatic Score).[9][10] A remake directed by Rod Lurie and starring James Marsden and Kate Bosworth was released on September 16, 2011.<br/><br/>Plot<br/>After securing a research grant to study stellar structures, American applied mathematician David Sumner moves with his attractive young wife Amy to a house near to her home village of Wakely on the Cornish moorland. Amy's ex-boyfriend Charlie Venner, along with his friends Norman Scutt, Chris Cawsey, and Phil Riddaway, immediately resent the fact that an apparently meek outsider has married one of their own. Scutt, a former convict, confides in Cawsey his jealousy of Venner's past relationship with Amy. David meets Venner's uncle, Tom Hedden, a violent drunkard whose teenage daughter Janice flirts with Henry Niles, a mentally deficient man despised by the entire town.")
_gordon-ramsay-pub-squatters-open-venue-as-community-cafe-39for-victims-of-gentrification39-124.webp "Gordon Ramsay has launched High Court proceedings after a group of squatters occupied his Grade-II listed gastropub in north London. At least six “professional squatters” entered Ramsay’s York and Albany pub, on the edge of Regent’s Park, early last week. They stated their intention is to use it as an arts venue and community cafe. Ramsay called the police last Wednesday in a bid to have the squatters removed, but Met officers refused to attend due to the occupation being a “civil matter”.High Court proceedings have now been filed by Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited, against “persons unknown”. The court case has been filed under “trespass” and is a bid for “accelerated possession to reclaim control of the property. The celebrity chef has hired top lawyers at Harbottle and Lewis to bring the High Court action.")
_snakes-and-ladders-joss-stone-mind-body-amp-soul-124-2004-124-music-from-emi.webp "Snakes And Ladders — JOSS STONE: MIND, BODY & SOUL | (2004) | music from EMI <br/>Artist: Joss Stone <br/><br/>(J. Stone, J. Shorten, C. Reeves)<br/>[BMG Music Publishing Ltd. (PRS)/Universal Music Publishing Ltd. (ASCAP)/Universal Music Publishing Ltd. (BMI) <br/><br/>Drums: David “Jody” Hill<br/>Percussion: Carl Vandenbosche<br/>Electric Guitar: Alan Weekes<br/>Keyboards: Jonathan Shorten<br/>String Arrangement: John Angier & Jonathan Shorten<br/>Background Vocals: Joss Stone & Betty Wright<br/>Programming: Jonathan Shorten ,Mike Mangini & Steve Greenwell <br/>Recorded at Mojo Music, NYC/Chung King, NYC<br/><br/>JOSS STONE - MIND, BODY & SOUL<br/>CD Album by Joss Stone <br/>Performed live at Irving Plaza, New York City, September 9, 2004.<br/>CD Album — Joss Stone - Mind Body and Soul<br/>℗ & © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA | music from EMI <br/>ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2004 EMI MUSIC NORTH AMERICA. PRINTED IN THE E.U. 0724359489728 / CDREL04<br/>music from EMI<br/>SIDE A STEREO<br/>0724359489728 <br/>© RELENTLESS <br/>S-CURVE RECORDS<br/>Virgin<br/>MIND BODY & SOUL <br/>Produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright except <br/>“Jet Lag” & “Snakes And Ladders” produced by Mike Managini, Steve Greenberg, Betty Wright, Jonathan Shorten & Connor Reeves <br/>“Less Is More” produced by Commisioner Gordon for Songs Of David Productions <br/>“Young At Heart” produced by SALAAMREMI.COM & Betty Wright <br/>“Don't Know How” produced by Mike Managini, Betty Wright, Steve Greenberg & Daniel “Danny P.” Pierre for Universal Exchange <br/> “Torn and Tattered” produced by The Boilerhouse Boys, Steve Greenberg & Betty Wright. <br/>Executive Producer: Steve Greenberg<br/>Engineered by Steve Greenwell except <br/> “Less Is More” engineered by Commisioner Gordon & Jamie Siegel & <br/> “Young At Heart” engineered by Gary “Mon” Noble for A Path To Your Soul (Asst. Engineer: Shomoni “Sho” Dylan) <br/>All songs mixed by Steve Greenberg & Mike Managini at Chung King, NYC except “Torn and Tattered” mixed by Steve Greenwell<br/>Mastered by Chris Gehringer for Sterling Sound NYC<br/><br/>MIND BODY & SOUL ORCHESTRA <br/>Violin: Sandra, Sharon Yamada, Lisa Kim, Tomcarney Myung-HI Kim, Sarah Kim, Fiona Simon, Soohyun Kwon, Laura Seaton, Liz Lim, Jungsun Yoo, Matt Lehmann, Matt Milewsky, Krzysztof Kuznik & Jessica Lee<br/>Violas: Dawn Hannay, Carol Cook, Vivek Kamath, Dan Panner, Kevin Mirkin & Brian Chen <br/>Cellos: Elizabeth Dyson, Jeanne LeBlan, Sarah Selver & Eileen Moon <br/>French Horns: Phyl Myers, Pat Milando & Dave Smith <br/><br/>Jimmy Farkas appears courtesy of Capitol Records <br/>Benny Latimore appears courtesy of BrittanyRecords <br/>Angelo Morris appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Angie Stone appears co urtesy of J Records <br/>Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson appears courtesy of MCA Records <br/>Betty Wright appears courtesy of Ms. B Records <br/>Jazzyfatnastees (Tracey Moore & Mercedes Martinez) appears courtesy of S-Curve Records/EMI Music North America <br/><br/>Running Time: 3:35")
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