From Winnie to Wedding Bells: Where is Danica McKellar Now?
By: Sharon Fitness
If you’re talking classic coming-of-age sitcoms, you’ve got to mention The Wonder Years, which ran from 1988 to 1993. Read more
‘The Faith of Elvis’: Billy Stanley Recounts the Prayers of an Icon
By: Laura Bennett
In the recent Elvis movie the life one of the most successful superstars was explored with Baz Luhrman giving it the glitzy Hollywood treatment only he can. Read more
‘Lifemark’ Proves That Christian Cinema Can Deliver [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Over the years, The Kendrick Brothers have established themselves as the benchmark for faith-based or Christian films. Read more
Shane Jacobson Reveals What He’d Perform on Australia’s Got Talent
By: Steff Willis
Shane Jacobson is one of the busiest actors and presenters in Australia. Read more
Don’t Worry Darling [Movie Review]
By: Russ Matthews
Don’t Worry Darling has been all over the news for all the wrong reasons. The movie seems lost within the noise between suspected on-set infighting, Oliva Wilde and Harry Styles’ relationship, and the infamous ‘Spitgate’ scenario. Read more
“See How They Run”, A Whodunnit With a Twist [Movie Review]
By: Michael Walsh
Murder mysteries and whodunnit’s are classic entertainment fodder. From movies, to books, to TV shows, to board games, everyone seems to enjoy a good old-fashioned bit of murder. Read more
Mr Eternity’s Story Explored in ‘Written in Chalk: The Echo of Arthur Stace’
By: Laura Bennett
In the year 2000, when the new millennium was celebrated with Sydney’s famous New Year’s Eve fireworks, the word “Eternity” glowed brilliantly across the Harbour Bridge. Read more
Clooney and Roberts Reunite in ‘Ticket to Paradise’
By: Russ Matthews
George Clooney and Julia Roberts have been among cinema’s biggest box office drawcards over the past few decades. Read more
The Quiet Girl – Reel Dialogue Movie Review
By: Michael Walsh
The first Irish language feature to compete at Berlin, and winner of seven Irish Film and Television Awards, including Best Film, Colm Bairéad’s adaptation of Claire Keegan’s 2010 short story Foster is one of the first feature-length Irish language films to be produced as part of a program to develop a representation of the language in media. Read more