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Controversial anatomist Gunther von Hagens performs dissections on real human bodies, laying bare the intricacy and beauty of the human design and lifting the lid on the mysteries of our own bodies in a series of lectures.

Dr Gunther von Hagens recreates serious injuries on human bodies to reveal what happens to the body when faced with assaults or accidents and to show what first-aiders, paramedics and physicians can do to preserve life against the clock.

The band Rush performs live at the Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany on their 30th Anniversary Tour.

Captured here for the first time ever is the Jeff Healey Band's 1999 performance at Montreux. Featuring 10 songs from their set, the band (Healey, Joe Rockman on bass, Pat Rush guitar, and Tom Stephen on drums) whips the crowd into a frenzy with a high energy, minute blues jam. Included in this set are the show opening "My Little Girl", their cover The Doors "Roadhouse Blues" (featured in the movie "Roadhouse") and perhaps their well known song, "Angel Eyes", which was a Top 10 smash in the US in 1988. As a bonus, fans are treated to 4 tracks from their 1997 Montreux appearance at Stravinski Hall.

A Little Prince falls from the sky and finds a friend in a lost aviator.

Alanis Morissette is one of the most successful female artists and songwriters of all time and has sold in excess of 60 million albums worldwide. Her voice is instantly recognisable and she is a consummate live performer. On 2 July 2012 Alanis Morissette returned to Montreux as part of her Guardian Angel Tour in support of her new album "Havoc And Bright Lights". It was her third appearance at the festival. The set showcased a number of tracks from the new album (at that point still to be released) alongside classic tracks from across her career. This is Alanis Morissette live at her very best.

Louise convinces CEO Vic Mutsaert to let her do the successful presentation to Dutch investors without whose capital Herculus could go bust, so she's launched in business. Louis hopes to find Eva and reverse the curse, but in the dating bar his/her place is far harder to regain, causing some opportunistic 'feminist' outbursts from the involuntarily trans-gender macho.

Now Louis isn't expected back for a year, his Don colleagues hope for a promotions cascade, Bruno for his top job. Louis(e) still fails to find Eva, so she has no choice but postulate to succeed himself in his female form 'for the time being' and learns from Thomas that Bruno always secretly coveted his job. Her fake CV impresses Hercules CEO Vic, enough to be engaged for week on trial basis. Frustrated rival Bruno organizes a sabotage campaign and makes Vic believe he's Louise's noble mentor, while others suck-up to her. Learning his ploy from Thomas, Louise organizes a deceptive surprise to beat him at his own game.

Nico's cocky applications finally land a job despite the haughty receptionist: he's engaged as the magazine's new courier. Bruno hopes Louis will come rid him of Louise and promote himself, unaware she's him. Being told a 'specialist' can reverse her magical travesty, she chairs an editing board and tells loyal Thomas she's leaving but Louis returning.

Bruno hopes to get rid of Louise and succeed her as editor. Vic's patience is wearing thin, so sabotaging the witches special she promised would break sales records can do the trick. It's very late to book, a decent model, and Bruno convinces secretary Kaat to mess up the favor Louis called from an agency, but Louise has everyone stay late until a model is booked, plan B being modeling herself. Nico is hired but the receptionist asks Vic to fire him, only to be told his grandmother must not be angered, so she should keep a watchful eye on Nico.