Absolutely Fabulous Debut Show with Vicki and Jo as Two Natural Ladies… Vicki and Jo sharing supporting and inspiring as we enjoy and explore our human experience… The show’s topics of discussion are loosely based around the following songs – You are my best friend – Queen Shine – Shannon Noll If everyone cared – Nickelback Hall of Fame –
Read moreFor the first 15 minutes, Kriv Stenders’ Vietnam war drama Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan seems like a clunky attempt at an Aussie Platoon. We’re introduced to some painfully familiar characters: the intense, bullying veteran soldier, the wide-eyed innocent young grunts, the cocky guys playing cards and guzzling whisky and the pompous, uncaring commanding officer. Quickly, though, this
Read moreThe world of late-night TV talk shows has provided fruitful material for ‘behind the scenes’ satires and exposés with comedy classics like The Larry Sanders Show and tele-movies such as The Late Shift. Hosting a talk show appears to be an odd mix of empathy and narcissism in which the host is often a bigger star than the person they’re
Read moreWell we got wowed by the fabulous folk of Darlinghurst when they visited ANSA last Saturday. They reeled off 3 tracks in the studio and bought an air of joy into the morning as they showcased their four part harmonies and revealed how they came to be. Although in their infancy as a group they are on the fast track
Read moreBe Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy Blache is the remarkable story of French/ Chilean and later American, Alice Guy Blache, possibly the first female film director, producer and film company owner. She was there at cinema’s conception in 1895 with the Lumiere Brothers and Thomas Edison and according to this documentary was more prolific than all of them.
Read moreAs if eight inexplicably popular movies, in the mind-numbing Fast and Furious franchise weren’t enough, the series, like a mutant beast, has sprouted another limb in the form of the ludicrous but not particularly fun spinoff, Hobbs and Shaw. This film is as punishingly loud, soulless, chaotic and utterly preposterous as previous instalments in the franchise, even though it moves
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