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Examines the historical foundations of Christianity using the concepts put forth in the Dan Brown novel "The Da Vinci Code", and includes a discussion of secret societies within the Church, and the existence of hidden messages in the paintings of Leonardo da Vinci.

Bruce Williams, close associate of hip-hop star Dr. Dre, relates his inside perspective on the West Coast hip-hop music industry and lifestyle, particularly regarding Death Row Records, and affiliated artists Snoop Dogg, Suge Knight, and Eminem.

Tells the life story of Australian actor Russell Crowe, describes his film roles, and discusses his music career.

L.A. Crip gang member Kody Scott recounts his life from the time he joined at eleven years old to being in solitary confinement at San Quentin.

Memoir of Molly McCloskey about her search to discover what her oldest brother, Mike, was like before he succumbed to a severe case of paranoid schizophrenia.

Jose Conseco reveals more secrets about the use of steroids in Major League Baseball which he did not reveal in his previous book, "Juiced, " implicating other athletes, criticizing the Mitchell Report, and discussing his life since he revealed his story.

An analysis of the personal style of First Lady Michelle Obama that discusses its historical and cultural significance.

The author challenges the account of Dan Brown's "The DaVinci Code" and maintains that Brown's claims of total historical accuracy is actually riddled with mistakes and misinformation.

Examines the life and career of Stone Cold Steve Austin, a professional wrestler with the World Wrestling Federation, and includes photographs, career statistics, and a glossary.