"I look up at him, ready to protest, but the intensity in his eyes steals the words from my tongue. His gaze flickers down to my lips, and before I can think-before I can stop this-his mouth crashes onto mine. It's not gentle. It's desperate, hungry, possessive. His hands find my waist, pulling me flush against him as my fingers tangle into his hair. The scent of whiskey and faded cologne lingers between us, intoxicating and heady. I gasp against his lips, and he takes full advantage, deepening the kiss with a teasing flick of his tongue. The room spins, my body melts into his, and for the first time all day, I don't want to fight him. I want this. I want him. " Description: Sherrie, Rosemary, Amanda, and Sara, all die-hard Def Leppard fans, manage to get backstage passes for the Pyromania tour. Sherrie, an aspiring music journalist, dreams of writing a groundbreaking piece about the band for Rolling Stone. Rosemary is the free-spirited artist, Amanda is the practical and slightly skeptical one, and Sara is the dreamy hopeless romantic. When they meet the band, sparks fly, especially between Sherrie and Joe Elliott. As Sherrie tries to keep things professional, Joe's charm makes it hard to stay objective. Meanwhile, the friends experience the highs and lows of being around the rockstar world-glamorous parties, wild antics, and the pressure of fame. Based on Almost Famous

The 70s. A decade best remembered for its music development, its emancipation and the youth that made it become legendary. Eleanor o'Connor, an Irish girl fond of progressive rock, surfs that wave in England, hoping to make it through the music market and become a musician... ... But what happens when punk breaks into the music scene? Her certainties will be discarded; the road to success won't be so easy, satisfying and joyful as she'd believed.