The Lover

"This Is For The Lover In You" is the 1996 single by American singer and producer Kenneth Edmonds, better known under his pseudonym Babyface. This UK CD5 features six different remixes of the song, including one featuring Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ghostface Killah. This was the first single in support of Babyface's album The Day. This was released by Epic.

"This Is For The Lover In You" is a Shalamar cover version by Kenneth Edmonds, better known as singer/producer Babyface. the song features Shalamar helping out on vocals. This US CD5 features the remix by Puff Daddy and featuring Ghostface Killah on guest rap vocals, plus a Timbaland remix not on the UK single. This was released by Epic.

Feminine, Archetype, Lover, Power, Sensuality, Magnetism, Presence, Embodiment, Energy, Creativity, Vitality, Attraction

Feminine, Archetype, Lover, Power, Sensuality, Magnetism, Presence, Embodiment, Energy, Creativity, Vitality, Attraction

Now, for the first time ever, the gorgeous, debut album by The Lover Speaks has been digitally re-mastered and expanded. The album has been long out-of-print. The original CD is nearly impossible to find and sells for staggering amounts of money when it turns up online. Released in 1986, the British duo of David Freeman and Joseph Hughes recorded their self-titled, debut album in Los Angeles with legendary producer Jimmy Iovine (Simple Minds, Stevie Nicks, Pretenders, Eurythmics, Alison Moyet, U2, Tom Petty). Three singles were released from the album including No More I Love You's (UK #58), Every Lovers Sign (US #6 Dance), and Tremble Dancing.

The Lover's Guide does pretty much as the title suggests - provides a guide for lovers. The documentary is laid out in chapters (like a manual) detailing various topic such as: contraception, exploring each other, sexual positions etc. The video is designed to educate and help couples either get over their inhibitions or to improve their sexual technique.

From the novel of the same namewhich has sold over one million copies in 43 languagesthis "sophisticated adaptation of Marguerite Duras' best-selling memoirs" (Variety) smolders on the screen. "Masterfully acted and beautifully photographed" (Critics' Choice), The Lover brilliantly captures the essence of sexual awakening and forbidden desire like no other film has donebeforeor since. Jane March is mesmerizing in the role of a poor French teenager who engages in an illicit affair with a wealthy Chinese heir (Tony Leung) in 1920s Saigon. For the first time in her young life she has control, and she wields it deftly over her besotted lover throughout a series of clandestine meetings and torrid encounters. But though the lovers are able to transcend their differences in age, race and class'theirs is a future that French colonial Vietnamese society will never allow. 10 minutes of additional footage not included in the domestic in the theatrical release - Not Rated.