这部轻松喜剧小品通过印度贵族社会展现了王公、宫殿、处于危险中的艺术品以及孜孜不倦地追求它们的收藏家们的世界。两个贪婪的收藏家来到一位年轻的王公和他漂亮的妹妹的宫殿检验印度的传奇收藏品，他们相互竞争，都想从这对贵族兄妹手中获利这些画，他们还要向反对他们的收藏馆馆长隐瞒他们的真实动机。这些无价的珍品油画最终栖身何处呢？

讲述一位富家少女在参加朋友派对时被绑架，女孩的父亲砸下重金调查此事。随后他发现女儿被囚与数年前的一起暴力事件有关，于是千方百计找到当年幸存者……

一群精通加密货币的朋友在购买了一个被诅咒的 NFT 系列后，开始经历奇怪的事情。

佳士得拍卖会场内，气氛紧张而肃穆，众人目光聚焦于展台上那只价值千万的明代青花瓷。我紧握红木竞价牌，正准备抬手拍下这件稀世珍品，掌心的手机却突然毫无征兆地疯狂震动起来。一连串匿名短信接连轰炸屏幕，内容令人心惊：千万别举牌，这瓷瓶毫无用处，一个多月后全球将迎来末日极寒，立刻变卖游艇，换取全地形破冰车，疯狂囤积煤炭、柴油与自热口粮。短短几行字，让我浑身僵住，手中竞价牌应声落地，清脆声响在安静会场格外刺耳。周遭瞬间响起几道不屑的嗤笑，旁人只当我突发失态，却无人知晓，一条来自未来的预警短信，已然彻底改写了我即将到来的极寒末世命运。

昔日顶尖鉴宝师苏甄，因揭露虚假拍品惨遭行业排挤，还痛失敬重的师父。沉寂三年，她开播免费帮网友鉴宝，凭借专业本领接连识破各类收藏陷阱。顺着线索，她一步步揪出背后庞大的造假利益团伙，洗刷过往冤屈告慰师父，搭建公益鉴宝站点，坚守本心守护收藏行业的公道。

结婚第八年的除夕夜，周京泽带回了一份 “特殊藏品”—— 一个眉眼和我如出一辙的十八岁女孩。 他轻描淡写地告诉我，这是他资助的第十个女孩，也是最像 “十八岁时的我” 的一个。从新婚第一年起，他每年都会挑选一个和我有几分相似的姑娘进行资助，美名其曰是 “收藏不同阶段的我”。 直到这天，我无意间撞见他和那个十八岁女孩的亲密照片，才知道他不仅毁了女孩的纯真，还把这份 “占有” 当成了炫耀的资本。 看着他摩挲着女孩照片时眼中的痴迷，我只觉得胃里翻江倒海。当他将第十份 “藏品” 收入囊中，向我炫耀自己的 “圆满” 时，我平静地将离婚协议书推到他面前：“周京泽，你的藏品集满了，我们的婚姻，也该散了。”

楚清澜深爱着自己的丈夫叶晓晨，叶晓晨却烂泥扶不上墙，不仅有了外遇，还纵容情人为非作歹。楚清澜在发现叶晓晨的恶劣行为之后，本想加以制止，却不料被情人当成了第三者不断羞辱，为了给叶晓晨和他的情人一个惨痛的教训，楚清澜决定展开行动。

手撕渣男，拳打小三。富婆楚清澜为自己深爱的丈夫，甘心付出一切。丈夫叶晓晨却在她最爱她的时候出轨，还纵容小三对其进行疯狂的虐待，就连小姑子也在此次祸事当中险些丧命！给你你还要，要了还背叛？那就净身出户吧！楚清澜觉醒之后，步步为营，巧妙设局，让渣男恶女在世人面前原形毕露！软饭男和小三，终在世人唾弃之下，一无所有！

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The British Museum is home to some of the world's finest and broadest collections, ranging from prehistoric times to the present and from ancient and modern cultures around the globe. A series of six DVD's, dealing with six well-known (and perhaps slightly less well-known) masterpieces of the museum. These DVD's provide interesting background information on the history, manufacture, interpretation and discovery of the objects. Commentary is provided by the museum's experts. I found them excellent value for money, recommended for anyone with a love for history and a desire to learn just a bit more about these vanished civilizations. Part 1: The Sutton Hoo Helmet The most valuable artefacts in the national collection, beginning with the Sutton Hoo helmet. The armour was part of the treasure horde in a ship burial found in Suffolk in 1939, thought to be the funeral site of the Anglo-Saxon kings of East Anglia Part 2: The Assyrian Lion Hunt Reliefs Among the greatest artistic masterpieces of the ancient world, the Assyrian reliefs were found in the 19th century by an Iraqi archaeologist working for the British in competition with the French. The stone reliefs depict the great Assyrian monarch King Ashburnipal in his favoured practice of hunting lions. Part 3: The Lewis Chessmen Amongst the most appealing objects in the British Museum is a chess set, perhaps made by 12th century Norwegian craftsmen and discovered on a remote beach on the Isle of Lewis in 1831. Each piece is amazingly carved out of whale teeth - some are comic, some pensive and some grand. Part 4: Head of an Ife King from Nigeria The Benin bronzes and an exquisite bronze head known as the Head of Ife, estimated to be eight hundred years old, caused Europeans to revise completely their cultural assumptions about Africa. It is both artistically refined and made by masters of the technology of bronze casting. Part 5: The Durer Rhinoceros Albrecht Durer's Rhinoceros is one of the most famous works in the British Museum collection. It is also one of the great images of European art--an image that has taken on an iconic status all its own. But what is so special about this simple woodcut of a lumbering, clumsy, Asian animal? Why has it influenced generations of artists, designers and craftsmen? Part 6: The Aztec Double Headed Serpent An examination of an Aztec ornament depicting a double-headed serpent, carved in wood and covered with turquoise mosaic, which is believed to have been worn on ceremonial occasions. No one knows how the piece was discovered or made its way to Europe The turquoise mosaic of a double-headed serpent is one of the most alluring objects in the British Museum Mexican Gallery. Made over 500 years ago, this icon of Aztec art is admired for its symmetry, beauty and colour. But it is also chilling and disquieting: those perfect curves end in teeth--and those teeth absolutely mean death.