The Power of The Dog is a superbly crafted period western set against the backdrop of early 1920s, Montana, USA. The year is 1925. The Burbank brothers are wealthy ranchers dining…

What do you do if you’re a loser ex-president of the US who relies on social media for attention but have been banned by major social platforms? Start your own social media…

The St. Ali Italian Film Festival returns to Perth from October 18 to November 14, celebrating Italian culture, stories and language at Palace Cinemas Raine Square, Luna…

While The Fast & The Furious franchise practically promotes illegal street racing as an artform, it proves that fast cars get movie-goers truly revved up. But which…

Despite Covid and lockdown concerns, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announces the return of their world-famous Parade and Party on Saturday 5 March, 2022. The Mardi Gras…

There are a few memes circulating about lockdown and isolation which actually hit home in regards to how “lazy” we’ve become since the beginning of the Covid pandemic. With…

I’ve just turned 18. I can drink properly and legally now. It’s Friday night. I’m off to the drive-ins to see Beetlejuice with friends. Actually, I don’t care much about…

It’s been a tumultuous 12 months with the Covid pandemic taking a stranglehold on world events, seeing many gigs paused indefinitely. But this hasn’t stopped…

It’s one of the biggest gaming conventions held in cities across the globe, and this year PAX will bring its second virtual event to a global gaming community from October 8-21,…

The horror genre in cinema and television has grown exponentially as stream TV and the internet take over as the broader, more ‘diplomatic’ means of entertainment.…

Summer 1977. Perth, Western Australia. The kids are doing their swimming lessons. The parents are setting up the picnic. After lunch, everyone enjoys a double icy treat, otherwise…

Angelica Ross likes to interact with life the ‘Eckhard Tolle’ way: a kind of Zen and the Art of Glamour & Soul Maintenance. Besides keeping the beauty in check,…

Lots of news on the PlayStation front. Sony Interactive Entertainment has confirmed that a second system software update for the PlayStation 5 console is now available, packed…

When you think of running, it’s unlikely that the first thing that comes to mind is blisters, injury and spinal problems. However, embarking on this activity without the right…

The CSIRO have been a busy lot this year, having discovered over 150 new species of insects. But they’ve also been keeping tabs on what’s hip in popular culture, this…

Two of our favourite childhood stories are being brought to life on the Crown Theatre stage, and we are clicking our heels in anticipation for them. Roald Dahl’s beloved Charlie…

Every Brilliant Thing is a play with a beautiful but simple premise. Its sole player recalls a list of every brilliant thing that has helped him get by in an otherwise tragically…

Trip hop masters Massive Attack are on a mission to truly reduce carbon emissions, proposing an “urgent and significant reassembly” of the music industry so as to…

Established in 2020 by the producers of the Revelation Perth International Film Festival, the WA Screen Culture Awards (WASCA) are only in their second year but it’s a fine…

New horror movie Candyman should have had its marketing cut out for it from the get-go (‘cut’ being the optimum word with this being a slasher pic). Everybody has heard of its…

With all the Covid confusion we’re currently being inundated with, and with half the country going cray-cray in lockdown, the thing we need right now is a good dose of clever…

Film lovers, and especially female and non-binary filmmakers, here is an exciting headsup! Entries are now open for the second edition of For Film’s Sake’s feature film…

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