Gabriel Mascaro’s wayward, intriguing feature is a kind of road movie, or maybe river movie – the Amazon, in fact, in Brazil’s remote north-west. It is a film that follows its nose, meandering across land and water, wonderfully shot with…
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Nicole Kidman reveals she is training to become a death doula to ‘provide solace and care’ to dying | Nicole Kidman
Nicole Kidman has revealed her next role: death doula.
The Australian actor revealed she is now training to be a death doula – professionals who provide emotional, physical and psychological support to the dying – while speaking at the…
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Truth & Treason review – persuasive, punchy treatment of teenager who takes on the Gestapo | Film
This second world war-set feature dramatises the story of German-resistance figure Helmuth Hübener, a Mormon teenager from Hamburg who went from being a member of the Hitler Youth to distributing leaflets denouncing the Nazi regime. According to…
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Britain’s Prince Harry speaks of struggles of fatherhood on Australia tour
SYDNEY — Britain’s Prince Harry spoke on Wednesday of the struggles of early fatherhood, as he visited a Melbourne football club on the second day of his tour of Australia with wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
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Victoria Police investigating claim Katy Perry sexually assaulted Ruby Rose
Victorian detectives are investigating allegations by Australian actress Ruby Rose that she was sexually assaulted by US pop star Katy Perry in 2010.
In a now-deleted post on social media, Rose said the alleged assault took place at a nightclub in…
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TV tonight: Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall’s reboot of The ‘Burbs | Television & radio
The ’Burbs
9pm, Sky One
Keke Palmer is far too good for this take on the 80s cult horror comedy, with its hit-and-miss gags. She and Jack Whitehall play optimistic new parents Samira and Rob, who have moved to typical suburban cul-de-sac Ashfield…
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Sex and drugs and poisoned champage: 90 years on, we can finally see Joan Crawford’s wildest film | Film
Joan Crawford was one of the biggest stars of Hollywood’s golden age, but one of her most famous, and controversial, films has not been screened legally since January 1936. Ninety years later, thanks to her grandson, that is all about to…
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Emotion, Love, Struggle, and Drama on the Screen
Arts & LivingTo escape the drama on campus, sit back and watch other people’s problems in the new movie, “The Drama.”…
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Birkenstock and Australia’s Song For the Mute Team Up for Collaboration
SHOE SQUAD: Birkenstock looked further afield for its next designer tie-up.
The German footwear brand has tapped 16-year-old Australian brand Song for the Mute for a four-strong capsule that will make its debut Thursday.
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‘Listening bars’ bloom as hottest new nightlife trend
The number of listening bars is ‘exploding’, according to one owner (Anna KURTH) · Anna KURTH/AFP/AFP Not quite like a gig or going clubbing, but there’s a new night out spreading in cities around the world: an evening at a “listening…
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