Tooth and Claw the Inside Story of Spittin

Humor & Entertainment

Lewis Chester

Humor

Faber and Faber

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Hoax

Magnus Linklater

Stephen Fay

Quartet Books, London

The bizarre story of what happened to Howard Hughes's billions after his death.

Money the Battle for Howard Hughes MILLI

Business & Money

Phelan, James R.

Economics

Orion Business (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd )

When Howard Hughes died in 1976, he left no will. His estate had more than 1000 claimants, including 22 cousins and many alleged, illegitimate offspring. This is the story of the battle to settle the final claim.

The Money: The Battle for Howard Hughes' Billions

James R. Phelan

Biographies & Memoirs

TEXERE Publishing

Lew Grade was the last of the old-time media moguls - a genuine show business tycoon. From humble Jewish immigrant beginnings in east London, he became the world Charleston dance champion (and could dance it well into his eighties), from which he drifted into theatrical agenting, at which he discovered he was extremely good. Soon he was a top impresario, with his brothers Bernard (Delfont) and Leslie Grade putting together variety bills, owning theatres, and eventually booking showbiz's biggest names from both sides of the Atlantic. The birth of commercial television saw him win a franchise with ATV, where Grade was a pioneer of popular culture, responsible for such TV hits as Saturday Night at the London Palladium, Robert Powell's epic portrayal of Jesus of Nazareth and bringing shows like Thunderbirds and The Muppets to British TV screens. He then went into films, most notoriously with Raise the Titantic! whose cost over-runs inspired his most memorable witticism, that "It would have been cheaper to lower the Atlantic". Grade was still working until he died in his early nineties, in the office at dawn, puffing on his trademark giant Montecristo cigars, and never losing his love of a deal. "Some of my shows are good, some are bad," he once said. "All of them are great". Lew Chester's biography - the first to be written, is an endlessly entertaining portrait of someone who was truly larger than life. Lew Chester was a member of the celebrated Sunday Times Insight Team of investigative journalists. His last book was The Troublemaker.

All My Shows Are Great: The Life of Lew Grade

Aurum Press

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