Songs of Hope spotlight next Sunday, 10 November, will feature Reuben Morgan. Reuben is a well known Hillsong singer and song-writer. He is an Aussie Christian music legend. Listen at 8:30am on Songs of Hope on Southern FM 88.3. Spotlight prepared by Vic Campbell. Songs of Hope on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/songsofhope883
Read moreRegardless of the studio creating them, a lot of big-budget animated films are starting to look very similar. The well-worn plot template sees an innocent, loveable character with an ability to drive or fly quickly, aspire to break free of their staid conservative environment and against all odds and warnings from friends and family, compete in a dangerous high-stakes race.
Read moreIn a world full of noble, philosophical super-hero movies, 2010’s obscene, ultra-violent super-hero parody Kick Ass was a welcome shock to the system. Featuring Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the superbly nerdy Dave Lizewski aka clutzy crime fighting fan-boy Kick Ass and his idols, foul mouthed pre-teen super-heroine Hit Girl (Chloe Grace Moretz) and her killing-machine father Big Daddy (Nicolas Cage), Kick
Read moreMelbourne singer songwriter and successful businessman Dennis Earl recently founded the International Children’s Music Fund. The fund was set-up to provide underprivileged children with the opportunity of receiving a two-year scholarship in music tuition.Life was very difficult for Dennis as a child. His entertainment came from his own imagination. His parents were very cold,
Read moreScience fiction literature is full of stories about mad professors conducting hideously unethical gene- splicing experiments to create hybrid monsters. A similar process seems to have gone into the making of comedy The Heat where the crazy scientists have spliced Miss Congeniality with Identity Thief. The result is, despite the best efforts of the cast, a fumbling and unfunny variation
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