The ObserverFiction This article is more than 10 years oldReviewLolito by Ben Brooks – reviewThis article is more than 10 years oldA tabloid-baiting story about an internet romance between a 15-year-old boy and a teacher proves surprisingly tameBen Brooks's fifth novel comes lauded by no less an expert on the seamier side of life than Nick Cave, who describes it as "the funniest, most horrible book I've read in years". Given the tabloid-baiting subject matter of its 15-year-old narrator,, the unusually named Etgar, who embarks on a forbidden internet romance with a middle-aged teacher named Macy, it is a surprise that the book is far tamer and less subversive than it had the potential to be.

The Money Pit is a name that pricks up the ears of every treasure hunter worth their salt when they hear it mentioned, and has attracted everyone from businessmen to future presidents of the United States. The origins of the Money Pit date back to around 1795, when a 16-year-old boy called Daniel McInnes from Chester in Nova Scotia is said to have paddled over to Oak Island to look for game to hunt.

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The Jonas Brothers quickly took the entertainment world by storm in the mid-2000s after making their splash with appearances on the Disney Channel. Over a decade later, the fun-loving family trio continues topping the music charts, even after the Jonas Brother band breakup in 2013. During their rise to superstardom, Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas, and Kevin Jonas gained a wide following, resulting in some awkward fan moments over the years. Although it’s not unusual for celebrities to have strange encounters or receive gifts from fans, the Jonas Brothers believe the dead shark gift received in 2009 ranked as one of the craziest.

THEY were pin-ups for a generation of adoring fans - but what happened to our best-loved glamour models when they moved on from Page 3? The former icons of the 80s have gone on to have celebrity partners, successful pop careers and model for Vogue. Linda Lusardi, 63, has revealed she’d tell her younger self to seek fame as an actress instead of posing for Page 3. She said: “I was young and enjoying life and it was a very different time.