Anita Šupe

Swedish cult-film starlet Christina Lindberg appears opposite international film star Stellan Skarsgård in director Torgny Wickman's controversial erotic drama. Anita (Lindberg) is a young girl whose troubled childhood and neglectful parents have left her hungering for love. A psychologically unstable nymphet driven to pleasures of the flesh, Anita soon finds a kindred soul in kindly university student Erik (Skarsgård). As Erik and Anita's relationship grows increasingly intimate, the sympathetic student attempts to help his troubled friend work through her many problems. Anita is more than willing to open up to Erik, and upon listening as his new friend recounts all the details of her sordid past it becomes increasingly obvious to Erik that the only way for Anita to conquer her nymphomania is to experience a genuine orgasm.

For this well-rounded CD reissue that adds nine cuts to the original program, Anita O'Day, in her prime period, is mostly heard accompanied by Buddy Bregman & His Orchestra, but there are also a few tracks on which she is joined by a jazz combo featuring trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison. Highlights include "Don't Be That Way," "Stompin' at the Savoy," "Pick Yourself Up," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "I Won't Dance." Virtually all of Anita O'Day's 1950s recordings are recommended, for her drug use had not yet affected her voice and her creativity was generally at its height.

For this well-rounded CD reissue that adds nine cuts to the original program, Anita O'Day, in her prime period, is mostly heard accompanied by Buddy Bregman & His Orchestra, but there are also a few tracks on which she is joined by a jazz combo featuring trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison. Highlights include "Don't Be That Way," "Stompin' at the Savoy," "Pick Yourself Up," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "I Won't Dance." Virtually all of Anita O'Day's 1950s recordings are recommended, for her drug use had not yet affected her voice and her creativity was generally at its height.

Anita Blake is back in this five issues miniseries of Marvel’s comic adaptation of Laurell K. Hamilton’s bestselling series of novels. Book 1 is the first story arc of The Laughing Corpse, which is Hamilton's 2nd novel and also the second in the Anita Blake Vampire Hunter series of novels.

is a 12-issue (+ preview) limited series comic book adaptation of the novel , the first in the Anita Blake series of erotic fantasy novels by Laurell K. Hamilton, narrated by the title character, Anita Blake. These comic books were written by Laurell K. Hamilton herself. The first 6 issues with cover dates December 2006-March 2007 were published by Marvel in partnership with Dabel Brothers Productions. After a year-long hiatus, wherein Marvel amicably acquired Dabel's licenses, the series resumed monthly on March 2008 until its conclusion in August, 2008. The first issue sold out during its release date and the series proved to be very popular.

With his first stage work ‘Le Villi’, the young Giacomo Puccini instantly struck a chord with his contemporaries.

With his first stage work ‘Le Villi’, the young Giacomo Puccini instantly struck a chord with his contemporaries. His unerring instinct for deeply moving melodies made him a beacon of hope for a new generation of Italian opera composers. In this ‘opera ballo’ he masterfully set to music the gruesomely beautiful legend of an unfaithful fiancé who is killed by the frenzied dance of the “Willis” – elemental spirits haunting the Black Forest.

With his first stage work ‘Le Villi’, the young Giacomo Puccini instantly struck a chord with his contemporaries.

With his first stage work ‘Le Villi’, the young Giacomo Puccini instantly struck a chord with his contemporaries. His unerring instinct for deeply moving melodies made him a beacon of hope for a new generation of Italian opera composers. In this ‘opera ballo’ he masterfully set to music the gruesomely beautiful legend of an unfaithful fiancé who is killed by the frenzied dance of the “Willis” – elemental spirits haunting the Black Forest.