Tolkien’s children fight for ‘Lord of the Rings’ gold - Los Angeles Times
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Tolkien’s children fight for ‘Lord of the Rings’ gold - Los Angeles Times
SO “THE LORD OF THE RINGS” made no money. Let me amend that. The film trilogy, which grossed $2.96 billion worldwide at the box office and $3 billion or so more in DVD and ancillary markets, has not made any money for the heirs of J.R.R. Tolkien
Source: www.latimes.com
Potter books set sells for £17,800 - Hounslow Guardian
A signed set of first edition Harry Potter books went under the hammer for £17,800. The set of seven hardbacks published by Bloomsbury went on sale in one lot at Cameo Fine Art Auctioneers in Berkshire. A spokesman at the auction house said the £17
Source: www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk
Alex Kroll - Guardian Unlimited
The Ministry of Information classified British Vogue as vital to home-front morale during the second world war, and allowed it to be printed - albeit intermittently, given paper shortages and the blitz that threatened its London HQ. What issues there
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
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