Títulos em Artes e Entretenimento

"Eifelhandwerker" Das neue Heimat-Audiobuch des XXL-Satirikers und Comedy-Pfundskerls Kai Kramosta. Wenn Jesus Christus Handwerker war, was hat er dem lieben Gott für die Anfahrt zum Himmel berechnet? Wären Adam und Eva Eifelaner gewesen, hätten sie anstatt dem Apfel die Schlange gefressen? Bedeutet schlüsselfertiges Bauen in der Eifel, dass man bei der Schlüsselübergabe vollkommen fertig ist? Handeln Dorfhandwerker oft im Eifler des Gefechts?

Dieter Nuhr hat in den letzten zehn Jahren die erfolgreichsten deutschsprachigen Kabarettprogramme aller Zeiten vorgelegt. Seine Themen sind Philosophie, das Wetter, Quantenphysik, Religion und die bedrohte Rotbauchunke. Ab zu spricht er auch über psychologische Probleme und alkoholische Getränke. Seine drei jüngsten Programme "Nuhr die Wahrheit", "Nuhr die Ruhe" und "Nuhr unter uns" vereint in einer Box.

Horst Evers erzählt Geschichten. Liest, ruft, dröhnt, zischt und wummert sie heraus, dass es nur so eine Art hat. Die Leute lachen sehr, sehr viel, und selbst wenn er mit großer Freude ein Lied ganz ohne Musik singt, nimmt ihm das keiner krumm. Die "Evers Box 2" vereint die Hörbücher "Herzlichen Glückwunsch", "Großer Bahnhof" und "Hinterher hat man's meist vorher gewusst" sowie bisher unveröffentlichte Geschichten auf dem Hörbuch "Knapp über'm Schuss".

Deutschlands Vollblond-Entertainer bringt die publikumserprobten Höhepunkte aus 25 Jahren Comedy-Karriere auf die Bühne. Guido Cantz treibt seinem Publikum die Lachtränen in die Augen. Ob mit kuriosen Weltentstehungsgeschichten aus dem Baumarkt, plakativen Horrorstorys aus dem Leben frisch gebackener Eltern oder der furiosen Vermählung von Humor und Klugscheißerei: Jede Pointe sitzt.

Der vielfach ausgezeichnete Kabarettist Urban Priol macht "politisches Kabarett zum Tränen-Lachen" (Straubinger Tagblatt) und begeistert mit seinen rasanten, scharfzüngigen und witzigen Abrechnungen mit der deutschen Politik und Gesellschaft seit Jahren ein großes Publikum. Diese Sammlung enthält die Live-Mitschnitte zu seinen drei Soloprogrammen "Tür zu!", "Wie im Film" und "Jetzt".

Before Lisa Landry became a headlining comic with an hour long special, a comedy central Premium Blend and a handful of late night appearances under her belt, she was a sharp and witty stand-up comic roasting her marriage, motherhood and life at large. On her debut album, Landry's voice rings loud as a female voice to reckon with, and puts the ordinary under a microscope to see the humor therein.

Comedian Lisa Landry’s third full-length recording, Use This Against Me, is a harsh yet hilarious look at life after divorce that offers far more than expected. Recorded live at Denver’s Comedy Works while in the midst of of a rough split with her husband, Landry touches on sex, marriage, dating, and love in a rather unique fashion.

Comedian Tom Segura is incapable of doing an Asian accent. He can't dazzle you with puppets or an acoustic guitar. What Tom Segura can do is tell jokes. Jokes about black people, Mexican people, homeless people, little people, and, yes, his balls. But he’s light enough, endearing enough and downright wacky enough to tackle these topics without sounding like a fulminating Tea Party candidate or a Ragin' Palin apostle on his delightfully deranged and dippy debut album.

With a name like Isaac Witty, you'd have, no, you'd better be funny, especially when telling not one, not two, but three consecutive cell phone jokes, the 21st century equivalent of the 20th century stand-up standby: the airline-food lament. It sounds like an improbable way to hook a likely cell-absorbed crowd, but Witty (his given name, incidentally, not a gimmicky stage name) lands three successive punch lines at Go Bananas Comedy Club in Cincinnati on his way to a knockout performance on Zero Balance.

W. Kamau Bell is one of the most important entertainers and racial commentators performing comedy today. Face Full of Flour does not disappoint. With a blistering wit and a willingness to approach the most delicate of political topics, Bell’s act is nothing less than a tightrope walk of weighty issues and hilarious material.

Mark Ellis is likable and confident on stage, he has a decent amount of men-and-women-are-different material, and he’s quick on his feet when he interacts with the crowd. He even tosses in an occasional groaner that he can't help but laugh at when the reaction it gets is less-than-overwhelming (and deservedly so). But Ellis shines the most when he strays from the standard comedian’s fare and delves into his own unique territory.

As a nationally recognized expert in the field of individual and couples therapy, Dr. James E. Walton has been featured and quoted on numerous national television and radio programs. Topics include: How to Recognize and Move Through the Stages of Grief; How to Process Grief, Give It Meaning, and Grow From It; What Hypnosis Is and How It Can Help; Hypnosis to Relieve the Heartache and Find a Way Out; and Meditation to Heal The Grief.

You can now develop your vocal power, presence, and influence on others and all within the comfort and privacy of your own home.Presence, charisma, and star quality lead directly to your state of mind and the way you inhabit your body.

BeatlesTalk traces the historic odyssey of the Fab Four, beginning in England, 1963, with the conquest of their own country, leading to a successful invasion of America. Topics include their haircuts and how they named the group, comments on their pending trips to America, President Johnson, songwriting, and their reaction to fame and money. This incredible story is told through appearances, press conferences, and interviews exclusively in the words of the Beatles.

As early as 1954, a new style of music - a combination of country and rhythm and blues - was unfolding. To the parents of teenagers, it was worrisome, perhaps even evil. In this collection of original recordings from interviews and press conferences, artists talk about the early years of rock 'n' roll, their challenges, and their successes.

From the ongoing podcast Movie Nightcap comes the Reserve Collection, a series of exclusive episodes featuring hosts Jill Tighe, Abe Saffer, and Nate Fisher. Each episode is a journey of discovery fueled by beer. The hosts are joined by special guests, and the conversations span from well-thought-out critiques to the most arbitrary and inane criticisms. As the night goes on, there is no telling where the discussion will go.

Perfect for bedtime, car rides, and classrooms, these whimsical tales will delight children of all ages. This entertaining and educational collection features two hundred stories by noted Spanish children's author Pedro Pablo Sacristán. Translated into English and produced with full music and sound effects, The Complete Pedro's 200 Fables Master Collection also includes many never-before-released tales that will charm the entire family.

The award-winning podcast Tell 'Em Steve Dave brings you four of the most righteous, grooviest tales of the flyest, dopest baadasssss albino bruthah that ever was and ever will be! From the creators of the Audible best-selling Fair-re-re Tale Theater, join us on an adventure through time and space.

This book contains an interview by Sarah Batiste recorded in 1989 with Jill Dunkerton, senior conservator of Italian Painting at the National Gallery London. In it she considers works by Duccio, Jacopo Di Cione and other early Trecento painters from 1270 to 1370 exhibited in Art in the Making at The National Gallery 1989-90.

This is an interview with artist Orson Hunter about his Indigo piece, part of his Spectrum Series.