Ahead of the 50th anniversary of singer Jim Morrison’s death, we rank the LA band’s best tracks, from the summer of love anthem Light My Continue Reading
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Get Back – Peter Jackson’s homage to The Beatles now a three part TV special
Peter Jackson has expanded his upcoming Beatles documentary from a standalone film to a three-part series airing over three nights on Disney+ in November. By Continue Reading
The new film studios – more detail
Russell Crowe, Peter Montgomery, and Keith Rodger last Wednesday announced the Pacific Bay Resort Studios and Village at Coffs Harbour, NSW. By Grant Cairncross, Editor Continue Reading
New Coffs Harbour film studio “all about keeping our best and brightest kids here” – Russell Crowe
Announcing a long held dream to marry what he loves doing with where he loves living Hollywood Oscar winning actor Russell Crowe today announced the Continue Reading
Anthony Hopkins at his brilliant best in ‘The Father’
Hopkins gives a moving, Oscar-winning turn as a man with dementia in a film full of intelligent performances, disorienting time slips and powerful theatrical effects Continue Reading
Hometown show for three globe-trotting creatives at Culture Hub
The coast and surfing are stitched into the culture of the Coffs Coast community and the new exhibition at Culture Hub features three home-grown artists Continue Reading
Netflix replay of ABC classic Frontline is still scarily relevant
Like the older, antipodean cousin to The Office and Veep, the classic 90s comedy is still as sharp and occasionally even more painful Frontline is Continue Reading
Clarice builds on Silence of the Lambs in surprisingly good new drama series
Focus shifts from the cultured cannibal to the FBI agent he analysed in a thoughtful and entertaining new thriller series After Clarice’s lambs were silenced Continue Reading
Micheal Gudinski – Vale to a titan of Aussie music
In the book 25 years of Mushroom Records, published in 1998, Michael Gudinski described himself as “Chairman, Mushroom Group of Companies and music fan”. By Continue Reading
Bunker Cartoon Gallery extension formally opened
From humble beginnings as a World War 2 bunker buried in the side of a hill… yesterday the National Cartoon Gallery officially unveiled its multi-million Continue Reading
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