Missy

On 'Royal Traveller', award-winning bassist Missy Raines comes into her own as a vocalist and songwriter on a collection of songs that reflect the breadth of her musical vision. The album's title track is a nod to Missy's many years of dedication to her art and the challenges endemic in the pursuit of a musician's life. Co-written with Ed Snodderly, the idea for the song came to Raines as she was driving by herself through a snowstorm. She reached for a vintage makeup case, saw the words Royal Traveller engraved on the handle and felt the power, and irony, of those words speaking directly to her.

Missy Higgins has today announced The Special Ones - Best Of, a collection that features 4 previously unreleased tracks plus 16 handpicked songs including material from her multi-platinum albums 'The Sound Of White', 'On A Clear Night', 'The Ol' Razzle Dazzle', 'Oz', and this year's 'Solastalgia'. The album threads together a slew of Missy classics including her #1 singles 'Scar' and 'Steer', radio favourites 'Futon Couch', 'Ten Days', and 'Unashamed Desire' plus epic ballads like 'Everyone's Waiting', 'The Special Two' and her Gold U.S. single 'Where I Stood'. It's a primer to one of Australian music's strongest modern catalogues; a body of work that has generated over a million album sales in this country alone while yielding 23 ARIA Award nominations and 9 wins.

From a New York Times–bestselling author and former Los Angeles Timesreporter, two teens kill their friend, then befriend the girl's family to avoid suspicion.

Missy Maker is a middle school girl who loves math and fashion. She sees math in everything she does. She tries to hide this from her friends, because she thinks it’s too geeky. Missy hears that the school math club needs more members, but she’s worried about what her friends will think if she joins, and she’s already committed to joining the fashion club.

Une BD étrange, animée par des personnages sans visage ! Mais ses auteurs ont réussi à transmettre un récit poignant, jamais mièvre ni scabreux. Une tragédie aussi belle qu'anticonformiste. Mêlant tristesse et tendresse, les auteurs mettent en scène toute la légèreté et l’hypocrisie humaine en matière de séduction amoureuse. Un conte moral et esthétique.