Fidil Ghorm

Christian struggles with money and he starts committing crimes until he run into a producer that caught him in the act of robbing his house. He made a deal with him to work with him in-order for him to not turn him in to the police.

Mackey Hart is a eighteen year old aspiring singer who lives in Brooklyn, New York with his father and younger sister. Mackey is in his final year of high school and he is debating the option of going to a university for higher education or to fulfill his burning desire to live out his dreams and to let it be unleashed, his life is entirely focused on music, Mackey eats, slips, and lives for music and dancing. Mackey's father disapproves of his dreams of stardom and singing. Mackey follows his heart and after graduation he moves into New York City with friends and he let's his determination for his career run wild. Mackey battles rejection and continues to march on, As he awaits for his big break. Mackey gets a job at his great aunt's flower shop in Manhattan and he delivers flowers to make ends meet and he then get's access into one of the country's biggest record labels Smash records in Mid-town Manhattan. Mackey finally finds a major contact at the record label and gives his demo to the label's top executives. Mackey's dream then gets crushed when he gets rejected over and over again. The people at the label continue to throw his demo away and they never give it the time of day. Mackey then nearly gives up on his dream when his faith and perseverance begins to shine bright and Mackey's exceptional talent is then discovered. Mackey then shows the music business a new game called peep game.

Leigh meets each actor individually, and he or she talks about dozens of people he has known, intimately or fleetingly. Eventually, one is selected as the starting point for the character: it could just be a bloke glimpsed in the pub one night.

An alarming epidemic has broken out in the vineyards of which Leonard Sheldon is the manager, and in answer to his wire that a doctor be sent to the little Mexican settlement at once, Katherine Torrance, a young and beautiful physician, is sent. Accompanying her is her younger brother, Clifford, weak-willed and dissipated. The inhabitants of the village are ignorant and superstitious and the situation is a grave one. Upon Katherine's arrival, Sheldon, thunderstruck that a woman should tackle such a job, tries to persuade her to return, but this she declines to do and goes about her duties, faithfully caring for the afflicted. The light which she wears on her forehead in order that she may see clearly into the throats of her patients, arouses the suspicion of the benighted Mexicans, and as the disease spreads, the trouble is accredited to this light, or "evil eye," and the medicine which she leaves is thrown away. The friendship of Leonard and Katherine is rapidly ripening into love, but both are unconscious of this fact, so deeply are they absorbed in their strenuous duties. Sheldon falls ill and is unable to transfer the payroll to the bank, so Katherine volunteers to do it for him. A hold-up is planned by Mexican Joe, leader of the employees, but his plans are thwarted. Clifford braces up and becomes of great assistance to Katherine. Rosa, Sheldon's servant, is in love with Frank King, his assistant, whose affection for her is cooling. Sentiment against Katherine is growing daily and she decides to leave. Rosa's parents try to wring from her the name of the man responsible for her unfortunate condition and Leonard, believing it is Clifford, is about to announce himself as the guilty one when Frank confesses and sends for the priest. Leonard mistakes Katherine's tears as grief at Frank's wrongdoing, and is only awakened to her love for him when Clifford tells him to take her in his arms, which he promptly does, announcing to the crowd that they may send for a man doctor, Katherine is to be his wife.

Finding that marriage conflicts with his carefree life, Teddy Brant, a dissolute man-about-town, fakes his own suicide, thus freeing Rose, his self-sacrificing wife, and his baby daughter Helen from life with an irresponsible drunk. Learning of her husband's alleged death, Rose remarries. Years later, Teddy, now a hopeless derelict, wanders the country until, unable to find a place to sleep one night, he strays into the waiting room of a train station. Here he sees a young girl being accosted by an elderly gentleman who entices her home. Teddy thinks nothing of the incident until he finds a purse lying on the seat and learns that the girl is his daughter Helen. Teddy hastens after them and in the ensuing fight, strangles Helen's assailant and then flees. Helen is arrested for the murder, but is acquitted when Teddy staggers into the police station and confesses to the crime, takes his life in his cell.

Red foils a plan to steal the airmail and in one especially exciting scene takes to the air armed only with a (very effective) slingshot.