Survivors (Series One)
Director: Adrian Hodges
Stars: Julie Graham, Max Beesley, Paterson Joseph, Zoe Tapper
Roadshow

A re-imagining of 1970s BBC drama series, Survivors. Adrian Hodges’ new adaptation, based on the novel by Terry Nation, focuses on a world in the aftermath of a pandemic.  Think 28 Days Later without the zombies.

The drama series focuses on the world in the aftermath of a devastating virus which wipes out most of the world’s population. How to cope world where electricity, running water, and communications have disappeared? Here is an opportunity for new beginnings, but with no society, no police and no law and order, the survivors face all kinds of new and unexpected dangers—not just the daily struggle for food and water but also the deadly threat from other survivors.

The Series One DVD also features: A New World – The Making of Survivors, character profiles, and Survivors FX Featurette.

Party Girl

Seductive Sydney model, Madison Ashton, says she loves a light spanking, punishing bad boys, and working on her site: www.sydneypartygirls.com
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WINNERS

D. Robert, Beaconsfield, Vic
B. Brown, Claremont, WA
A. Brown, Shenton Park, WA
R. Berry, Grovedale, Vic
C. Seeley, Cowaramup, WA

A unique take on the classic American detective novel, Thereby Hangs a Tail is the sequel to Quinn’s debut book, Dog On It, in which we were introduced to gumshoe Bernie Little and his canine companion Chet. What makes the books unique is they’re narrated by Chet!

In Thereby Hangs a Tail, Bernie and Chet are hired to investigate threats made against a pampered show pooch named Princess. What seems like a joke turns serious when Princess and her owner are abducted. And to make matters worse, Bernie’s on-again, off-again girlfriend, reporter Susie Sanchez, disappears, too. When Chet gets separated from Bernie, he tries to put the pieces together, find his way home, and save the day.

Bursting with suspense and intrigue, combined with humour and insight into the special bond between man and dog, Thereby Hangs a Tail is top-class entertainment.

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Australian Penthouse June 2010 is out now!

Get the June issue of Australian Penthouse for the latest on who’s hot and what’s happening in your world today.

THE BABES

Pet of the Month ERICA; JODIE MOORE & GIA; LEONA; SOPHIE, SANDY, YASMIN & CHERRY; INTERA; LENKA; KARMEN; STACI & BEN; SHEILA.

FIELD OF DREAMS

Sweet Erica Everhart may be the picture of innocence, but looks can be deceptive…

Photography: Davis Powell
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Director: Christian Carion

Stars: Emir Kusturica, Guillaume Canet, Alexandra Maria Lara, Willem Dafoe

Hopscotch

IN CINEMAS JULY 1

IN 1981, at the height of the Cold War, high-ranking KGB officer Sergei Gregoriev (Kusturica) is disillusioned with Communism and sets out to “change the world” by passing on top-secret information to France.

Pierre Froment (Canet), a mild-mannered French engineer living in Moscow, becomes Gregoriev’s contact, but it soon becomes clear that the KGB Colonel – codename ‘Farewell’ – is not your average spy. Still a proud Russian, Gregoriev has no wish to defect to the West, and he refuses any payment other than champagne, music and poetry – reminders of happier years he spent living in Paris. Gregoriev simply wants his motherland to be a better place for his son, and he doesn’t care what happens to himself.

When French President Mitterrand (Philippe Magnan) brings US President Reagan (Fred Ward) and the Americans into the equation, the situation begins to spiral out of control and Froment and his young family find themselves in grave danger.

Farewell is a well-made and atmospheric espionage film, and the fact it’s based on truth adds to its appeal. Information provided by the real Farewell, Vladimir Vetrov, helped turn the tide of the Cold War and, you could say, changed the world.

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WINNERS

K. Leonard, Dayboro, Qld,
M. Garcia, Kingsmeadows, Tas
A. Wilton, Lawson, NSW
D. Ozelis, Wantirna South, Vic
R. Lichacz, St Ives, NSW

Thanks to our friends at Exisle Publishing (www.exislepublishing.com), we have FIVE copies of Who Said That First? The Curious Origins of Common Words and Phrases to give away.

Compiled by Max Cryer, this fascinating glossary details the colourful history of some of the English language’s most popular and enduring expressions, from ‘A-OK’ (attributed to American astronaut Alan Shepard) to ‘Let Sleeping Dogs Lie’ (Geoffrey Chaucer, c.1374) and ‘Wham Bam, Thank You Ma’am’ (WWII term that became a Dean Martin song in 1950). Believe it or not, books like this are few and far between, so get your entry in now!

Simply answer the question below, add your name, email and postal address, and click ‘Enter the competition’.

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