Títulos em Apresentadores e Celebridades

"Você lembra da sua mãe?" Escuto essa pergunta há muitos anos. E quase sempre em situações corridas do dia a dia, sem muito espaço para responder. Então resolvi escrever tudo ao alcance da minha memória e compartilhar como se cada ouvinte fosse um amigo ou amiga com quem tenho intimidade e tempo.

O consagrado maestro João Carlos Martins revela-nos todo o seu amor pela vida, pela humanidade, pela música. João de A a Z é como um dicionário da alma desse que é um dos maiores artistas brasileiros de todos os tempos.

Compositor e intérprete de sucessos como “Invisible Touch”, “Easy Lover” e “Against All Odds”, Phil Collins acumula mais de 100 milhões de álbuns vendidos tanto em uma banda quanto em carreira solo, e é um dos ícones musicais de toda uma geração. Na autobiografia Ainda estou vivo, Collins narra, de maneira sincera e espirituosa, a história de sua extraordinária carreira, desde a época de ator infantil, passando por sua ascensão no Genesis, até seu triunfo como um dos mais bem-sucedidos compositores da era pop.

When jazz pianist Sarah Jane Cion began exchanging messages with a mysterious friend named Jason—whose bracketed one-liners read like cosmic sheet music—she didn’t expect those conversations to reshape her entire way of listening to life. But somewhere between teaching days, late-night gigs, and feline interludes, something shifted. A new tempo emerged.

Ups & Downs of 2unes Guitar Journey is a raw and honest look at the reality of becoming a professional musician. This isn’t just a highlight reel of success; it is a deep dive into the grind, the "basements and garages" era, and the stubbornness required to chase a dream when no one else sees the vision.

Pour la première fois, Matthieu Delormeau revient avec sincérité sur les trois dernières années de sa vie. L'addiction à la cocaïne, au GHB, aux médicaments. Les mécanismes insidieux. Les rechutes. La perte de repère. Le silence. Derrière l'image publique, il raconte la fragilité, les choix, les failles et la lente reconstruction. Sans chercher d'excuse. Sans se dérober. Jamais. Ce livre n'est pas un règlement de compte. C'est une mise à nu. Un témoignage cru et lucide sur l'engrenage de l'addiction et sur ce qu'il faut de volonté pour reprendre sa vie en main.

Der Schöne und das Biest - Der Blick hinter die Kulissen des Power-Paars David Beckham und Victoria Adams trafen sich Ende der 1990er-Jahre, als er ein aufstrebender Fußballer und sie noch ein Spice Girl war. Ein Vierteljahrhundert später ist das Ehepaar Beckham längst auf anderen Gebieten tätig: ihre Tätigkeiten als globale Stilikonen, Fashiondesigner und Marken-Testimonials lassen sie sich fürstlich bezahlen.

Michelle Herman took her first-ever ballet class at the age of 62, and it changed her life. If You Say So is a book of true stories about loss and reinvention, longing and loneliness, friendship and community, and family and home—and dance, the dedicated practice of which has led her on an unexpected new path. This is a book about grief and the way it lives in the body—and joy, and the way it lives in the body too.

Director John Doyle is an unlikely revolutionary. Described by critics as 'the saviour of the Broadway musical', the 'amazing Mr Musicals' and 'the man who changed the face of the American musical', his name alone has become synonymous with a style of reinvention that has opened doors to what commercial musical theatre can be in the 21st century. In his first book Doyle reflects on the 50-year theatrical journey taken by a boy who never dreamt it could happen to him.

Elliott Smith was one of the most gifted songwriters of the '90s, adored by fans for his subtly melancholic words and melodies. He died violently in LA in 2003, under what some believe to be questionable circumstances, of stab wounds to the chest.

Rarely will you find such diversity in a person’s life, business, philanthropy, and philosophy as you will with John Paul DeJoria. His professional journey began when he was homeless, living in a car with his four-year-old son. The drive to create a better life for both of them is what propelled him to unparalleled success. Join him on his journey in the start-up of John Paul Mitchell Systems through the introduction and ultimate sale of Patrón tequila.

Discover the extraordinary life of Rod Lathim, a visionary artist, writer, and director, as he takes you on a transformative journey of spiritual awakening, creativity, and healing. From his first encounter with the spirit world at The Big Yellow House in Summerland, California, to his groundbreaking work with Access Theatre, Lathim shares deeply personal stories of connection, resilience, and artistic expression.

Speculation built empires—and destroyed them just as fast. In Burn the Ledger, David G. Stone traces the blood trail of market manias through the men who lit the match. From stockjobbers in powdered wigs to turtlenecked tech gods, this audiobook unearths the thrilling, often reckless, and always revealing stories of the risk-takers who pushed markets to the brink. These weren’t just investors—they were manipulators, visionaries, and con artists who thought the rules didn’t apply to them.

Anne Baxter's life was a vibrant tapestry of remarkable talent, personal resilience, and enduring legacy still relevant today even 40 years after her death. By the 1940s and 50s, she had become one of Hollywood's most versatile actresses, delivering iconic performances in films like Guest in the House (1944), Yellow Sky (1948), The Razor's Edge (1946), All About Eve (1950) and The Ten Commandments (1954). Alongside her career, she had three marriages, raised three daughters, and endured periods as a single working mother while juggling the demands of Hollywood.

At the fragile intersection of myth and memory stands a girl—often eclipsed by the legend she became. The Girl Who Would Be Marilyn Monroe dares to strip away the satin, the spotlight, the studio-invented shine, to reveal the tender child beneath: a girl marked not by fame but by longing. Longing for love, for safety, for the kind of permanence the world never offered her. This is not simply another biography. It is a resurrection.

C'est une question que l'on pose à son amoureux. Qu'un enfant pose à ses parents. Mais que l'on ose rarement se poser à soi-même. Elle traverse toute une vie. Quand on aime trop. Quand on ne s'aime pas assez. Quand on reste. Quand on part. Adriana Karembeu ne parle pas d'amour depuis une position idéale. Elle parle de ce qu'elle a traversé : cet attachement qui emporte, les concessions faites par amour, cette façon d'aimer sans compter, jusqu'au moment où l'on comprend que s'effacer n'est pas aimer.

For a spell during the early ’90s, it seemed like every month (week?) brought another new, outstanding, original-sounding alt-rock artist to discover–or a now-classic album hitting the record store racks. The Smashing Pumpkins were certainly one shining example.

How to Become a Christian in Seven Days* is New York Times bestselling author Russell Brand’s testimony and guide to a timeless, yet zeitgeist-capturing, grounded, yet psychedelic encounter with Christ.

You’ve seen the headlines. The rockets. The cars. The Twitter chaos. The $290 million election bet. But you haven’t seen this. Most books about Elon Musk tell you what he did. This one tells you why. And the answer is far stranger, far darker, and far more human than anything you’ve read before. It starts in a bedroom in Pretoria, South Africa, where a small boy sat reading an encyclopedia for the third time while his father’s unpredictable mood filled the house below.

THEY WERE BORN TO INHERIT EVERYTHING... INCLUDING THE TRUTH. To the outside world Rachel and her half-sister Claire had a privileged upbringing. The offspring of a complex, but free-spirited mother and two wealthy men, they spent their childhood in private schools and stately homes. Rachel's...