Robe

La-La Land Records and 20th Century Fox proudly presents the remastered and expanded 2-CD release of legendary composer Alfred Newman's (A CERTAIN SMILE, ALL ABOUT EVE, THE EGYPTIAN, AIRPORT) original score to the 20th Century Fox 1953 psychological biblical epic THE ROBE, starring Richard Burton, Jean Simmons and Victor Mature, and directed by Henry Koster. A rich, complex and important work in the Newman cannon, this powerful score injects heart into this film's large canvas while masterfully propelling its drama and spectacle. Studio head Darryl Zanuck said it best at the time, "I wish I could find some way to tell you that this is the greatest score ever written without sounding like the publicity department - but it is." Produced by Nick Redman, restored by Mike Matessino and mastered by Daniel Hersch, this remastered and expanded 2-CD SET sounds magnificent, is slightly longer than previous releases and features insightful liner notes from writer Julie Kirgo.

In 1883, 12-year old Canowicakte boarded a train on the Rosebud Indian Reservation, beginning a journey his friends said would end at the edge of the world. Raised as a traditional Lakota, he found Carlisle Indian School, with its well-documented horrors, was the end of the world as he knew it.

Lercio presenta: i peggiori manuali di self-help della storia. Sei a tavola da dodici ore e lo scarso afflusso sanguigno al cervello non basta a fronteggiare l'ennesimo assalto di zio Franco che spiega da dove dovrebbe ripartire il Paese? Sei felicemente single o annoiatamente accoppiato o viceversa o quello che ti pare e vorresti solo non sentirti un povero scemo se non stai impacchettando scatoline a forma di cuore? Hai le gambe a pezzi per le dieci ore di trekking e una paresi facciale per i sorrisi finti che hai dovuto sfoggiare ma ti aspettano ancora il rafting e il torneo di padel per concludere il poderoso weekend di team building ideato dal tuo capo? Rilassati e. ridici sopra.

L'été s'annonce difficile, la canicule est meurtrière, les vignobles sont en souffrance, les humeurs s'échauffent et les passions s'exacerbent. Lorsque Margaux, fille de l'œnologue Benjamin Cooker, débarque sur les terres de son enfance pour y passer ses vacances, personne ne peut se douter qu'elle va au devant d'un grand danger. Entre la douceur du bassin d'Arcachon, les nuits résineuses du Cap Ferret, la torpeur engourdie de Bordeaux et les paysages brûlés du Médoc, Cooker est contraint de mener une enquête qui le touche au plus près. Les vins de Margaux, tendres et délicats, cachent parfois des secrets sous leur robe élégante.