About a boy
Yes, yet another Dickens adaptation. But this one really does leaving you wanting more, reports Graeme Blundell
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COMEDY is “a socially acceptable form of hostility and aggression”, according to pugnacious American comedian George Carlin.
Jeté propelled
Nothing was going to stop Steven McRae from dancing. Graeme Blundell hears his remarkable story
Detective work required
There’s gold among the dross of the holiday viewing season, and here is help to find it
The making of a masterpiece
I’M usually disdainful of behind-the-scenes film documentaries that you find on special edition DVDs and occasionally see popping up on television.
The making of a masterpiece
I’M usually disdainful of behind-the-scenes film documentaries that you find on special edition DVDs and occasionally see popping up on television.
On the trail of a devious killer
Reviewed: Fever of the Bone, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest, The Collaborator, On the Run
Lanky Yank bows out
OBITUARY: Don Lane. Entertainer. Born New York City, November 13, 1933. Died Sydney, October 22, age 75.
Cardiff comes of age
The Welsh capital has reinvented itself as a leading sports and events city.
Seeking asylum
LOCAL television rarely offers up stories of Australians wedged between cultures: they are most often ignored or forgotten in our dramas.
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