Bad Boy

A rich swinging bachelor and his married friend escape to the country to avoid the women plaguing their lives.

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Bad Boyes is a 1987 British children's comedy-drama television series produced by the BBC and which was aired on BBC One's afternoon CBBC slot for two series in 1987 and 1988. It was written by Jim Eldridge and starred Steven Kember as the eponymous hero, Brian Arthur Derek Boyes, a mischievous schoolboy who had a tendency to get himself into trouble and consequently had a series of misadventures.

Anniversary of the 'Bad Boy's'

This collection of work from renowned Chicago DJ Bad Boy Bill acts as a blistering visual sidekick to his "Behind the Decks" album, combining live clips, music videos and behind-the-scenes footage. Tracks include "Freaks Like Us" by Jay J and Chris Lum, "The Talk" by Harrison Crump, "Don't Stop" by the Dukes of Sluca, "Beat Freaker" by Steve Smooth, "Hypnotizing" by Kid Crème, "Esamba" by Junior Jack and "Movin' Out" by Warren Clarke.

In the most notorious moment of his storied career, Pete Weber screamed, “Who do you think you are? I am.” “The Bad Boy of Bowling,” directed by Bryan Storkel, explores the meaning of that schizophrenic shout, uttered for a national television audience right after he won an unprecedented fifth U.S. Open title. He’s the one-time wunderkind son of Dick Weber, the matinee idol of bowling in its heyday. He’s the mullet-wearing PDW who gave much-needed energy to a dying sport with his “crotch shots.” He’s a wise guy who has wised up—at least a little. In this entertaining but piercing roll down memory lane, viewers will discover just who Pete Weber really is.

Rumours speculate that Benidorm is an extravagant and ballistic setting during its night life. It is time to determine how much of that is true.

Bad-boy rockers The Bones, Demented Are Go, Damnation and Die Hunns (with Duane Peters, U.S. Bombs, Corey Parks and Nashville Pussy) detonate the stage with their hard-driving sounds in this concert film of the 2004 Where the Bad Boys Rock Tour. Tracks include "Pumpin' Gas, Denial, Home Sweet Hell, Chrome," "Love Seeps Like a Festering Sore," "Sickness of Truth," "Swine," "California Demons," "Time Has Come Today" and more.

The Detroit Pistons were dominant for a period of time in the NBA and were tagged the "Bad Boys" due to their style of play and physicality. In the 1987-88 NBA season, they finished the season as Eastern Conference champions, having defeated the Boston Celtics in the EC Finals series (4-2).

While visiting his aunt and uncle, Oliver is warned about a stuffed monkey named Mr. Bobo

Two bad boys enter the kitchen. One climbs to the kitchen table and takes down the old lamp, the other goes to the flour barrel and scoops out some flour, pouring it into the chimney until it is filled to the top. The lamp is then replaced in the bracket. Grandma enters, scratches a match, removes the lamp chimney, when the flour falls upon her head. It sticks in her hair and fills her eyes, but this is where she turns the tables.

Héctor "El Father" performs some of his best-loved songs for an enthusiastic audience in this 2007 concert filmed live in the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum, Puerto Rico. A renowned reggaeton star, Héctor has also become one of the most successful producers in the Latin American music industry since rising to fame as a member of the duo Héctor y Tito. Songs include "Rumor de Guerra," "Maldades," "Noche de Travesuras," "Mayor Que Yo," "Hello Mama," "En Busca de Ti" and many more. Featurings: Wisin, Yandel, Jowell, Randy, Yomo, Polaco, among others.

A lady watering the garden with a hose, a mischievous boy stops the flow of water until she looks for the cause, when he permits the water to flow, resulting in the lady taking an unexpected bath. The father then appears and chastises the youthful culprit. One of the best films ever made.

A study of New York-based photographer Marcia Resnick's all-male gallery.

Tricks of a naughty boy and an intelligent dog.

Bad Boys Boogie B Montrell and Trey Elliot team up in this 10-year anniversary stand-up comedy performance at Hollywood’s Ha Ha Comedy Club.

In a politically correct world, it takes one of the guys from the neighborhood to tell you like it really is...and get huge laughs doing it. People from every type of neighborhood all over the country adore New Jersey's own Mike Marino, who's got a tongue like a razor and a heart of gold. Performing at Asbury Park's famed Paramount Theatre, Marino brings down the house with his proudly Italian point of view and common-sense attitude.

Seven repeat offenders are serving sentences of 9, 12, 18, 25 years, in a 15 m² cell. They accepted me into their daily life with my camera. The prison administration gave us 10 days.