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A look at how the success of their forerunners enabled the likes of Shania Twain, Macy Gray and Sarah McLachlan - and later Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish - to break new ground

A chronic gambler and bigamist starts to run out of money just as his wealthy wives start turning up dead. Police suspect that he is responsible for murder, but lack of evidence force them to rule each death a suicide. The real murderer, however, is Brown's first wife Marion, who jealously wants to keep her husband all to herself. She threatens him that if he strays again, she will commit suicide and arrange for him to be charged for her murder and those of his other wives. Short drama, starring Teresa Wright

A man takes his son to a magic shop on his birthday and watches as the store owner makes the boy vanish. The youngster comes back later with supernatural powers and evil intentions. Short drama, starring Leslie Nielsen

The daring detective dons his deerstalker and heads for America with Dr Watson in tow. They are out to stop dastardly Nazi spies stealing a vital microfilm document which has fallen into the hands of a beautiful socialite. However, they find she has already been kidnapped by the conniving villains. Mystery, starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Henry Daniell, Marjorie Lord and George Zucco

Musicians and rock historians discuss the making of Cream's groundbreaking 1967 album Disraeli Gears. Recorded in just six days at Atlantic Records' studios in New York, it was produced by Felix Pappalardi and set the seal on the band's fame