Subject: Your Prime Membership: 2017 Best Picture debuts on Prime, 20 chart-topping books, this week in music history and more
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Date: Sat, 20 May 2017 13:37:57 +0000

New on Prime Video: Moonlight, winner of three Academy Awards
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Moonlight, which won Best Picture at the 2017 Academy Awards, is available to stream starting Sunday on Prime Video, as part of your membership.
(Director) “Barry Jenkins' game changer about growing up black, gay and alienated in the Miami projects is both intimate and epic,” says Rolling Stone. “It gets inside your head, makes you see the world with new eyes — and then it owns you.” 
After you finish Moonlight, stream these 11 must-see award winners on Prime Video. 

More to watch
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Check out these new additions to the Prime Video lineup, included with your membership.

Vikings Season 4 Part 2: This historical series from the History Channel is so addictive, one reviewer warns, “Be careful if you’re new to this. You might miss work, never leave your house for two weeks and miss showers … BUT it’s so worth it!” Watch now
Me Before You: A girl in a small town forms an unlikely bond with a recently paralyzed man. Watch now
The Blackcoat's Daughter: Two girls at a deserted prep school fight mysterious evil forces in what one reviewer calls a “beautiful and creepy” horror film. Emma Roberts stars. Watch now
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — Out of the Shadows: As the Turtles prepare to take on a supervillain and his henchmen, they find themselves facing an even greater evil. Watch now

Introducing Amazon Charts: A new kind of best-seller list
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This week The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, available free to Prime members in Prime Reading, is the No. 1 most-read fiction book on Amazon Charts — not bad for a 32-year-old novel that finds itself newly relevant. 

Discover your next great read with Amazon Charts, where you can find which books Amazon.com and Audible.com customers are not only purchasing but actually reading. You can find the top 20 most-sold and top 20 most-read fiction and nonfiction books each week, compiled from across print, digital, audiobooks, and subscription programs. See what other titles have hit Amazon Charts. 
The author behind the new Amazon Original I Love Dick
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Chris Kraus’ 1997 novel I Love Dick was hardly an instant hit, but it became a cult favorite. The book caught the attention of Emmy award-winner Jill Soloway, who has adapted it into a new Amazon Original Series. We talked with Kraus about the book and its journey to a show, starring Kathryn Hahn, Griffin Dunne and Kevin Bacon as Dick. Read the interview. 

New on Audible Channels for Prime
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Step into the office of renowned relationship therapist and TED Talks speaker Esther Perel, and listen in as she counsels couples in crisis. The result? Useful insights on how couples can make love work — and takeaways on how to repair your own relationships. This weekly, 10-part premium audio series is free to Prime members. Go to audible.com/estherperel to learn more. 

Special Viewing of Long Strange Trip
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Mark your calendars: Long Strange Trip, the Amazon Original documentary about the Grateful Dead, comes to Prime Video June 2. Watch the trailer.

Can’t wait? See the show with other deadheads: From director Amir Bar-Lev and executive producer Martin Scorsese, this full-length documentary about one of history's most influential music groups will be available in theaters nationwide May 25. Get tickets to a Long Strange Trip showing near you.

This week in Music history
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On May 21, 1977, Stevie Wonder started a three-week run at No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart with his tribute to Duke Ellington, “Sir Duke,” his sixth top single. As a Prime member, you can listen to music from both legendary artists as part of Prime Music, which includes more than 2 million tracks and thousands of curated playlists and stations.
Want even more music? If you'd like to try Amazon Music Unlimited, you can get $10 toward any Amazon Music Unlimited plan until May 31. You'll get access to tens of millions of songs, including new releases from today's most popular artists. Enter promo code “MOREMUSIC” and start with a 30-day free trial. Then your $10 credit will be applied to your Amazon Music Unlimited subscription — only $7.99 a month for Prime members. https://www.amazon.com/b/?node=16584634011&ref_=pmwn5.20musicamu

Prime Insider Tip
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Alexa has voice-exclusive deals only for Prime members. You’ll find fresh deals every day you can’t get anywhere else. Just ask, “Alexa, what are your deals?" Explore all of Alexa’s Exclusive Deals.

Shop with your voice on Amazon Alexa devices including Amazon Echo, Amazon Tap, Echo Dot, FireTV and compatible Fire Tablets. 

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