A very modern Greek tragic-comedy
Greek families are known for overeating and over-exaggerating – but one fateful bite of the succulent, annual lamb roast would change my life forever.
Greek families are known for overeating and over-exaggerating – but one fateful bite of the succulent, annual lamb roast would change my life forever.
When Review was invited to run away to Cirque du Soleil they jumped at the opportunity … only to realise a wannabe acrobat was a mere office clown.
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Self-proclaimed ‘dance artist’ Tra Mi Dinh has her sights set on shaking up the stage she shares with contemporary dance veterans Rafael Bonachela and Stephen Page for Sydney Dance Company’s 2025 season.
Elle hath no fury like a cancer survivor saved by gruelling conventional therapy, only to be told by a celebrity that it might not have been necessary. Macpherson needs to take a leaf out of Kate Middleton’s book.
Dr Jen Gunter proved how frighteningly easy it is to make a fortune with zero effort in the wellness movement.
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