Sometimes I swear things were so much simpler before our lives went digital. A friend and I recently […]
I read a review of this movie which said the only regrettable thing about it was the terrible […]
‘There’s a lot of pleasure to be had in watching the hero of a story struggling upwards against the odds towards a glorious outcome no one knows about yet except us, the audience. ‘
Drug-fuelled punk hip-hop meets virulent Irish nationalism in this origin story of the Belfast band Kneecap. It’s so weird and wild and transgressive it’s hard to believe it’s essentially true.
Did you see the story about Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate who is facing disciplinary action after he […]
Is it just me or is travel becoming a lot less appealing these days? Did you see that […]
Have you see the movie Argo? About the Iran hostage crisis? When I was in Iran in 2018 […]
In French Version ‘Bernadette’ Legendary French actress Catherine Deneuve plays Bernadette Chirac, wife of Jacques Chirac in this […]
I mentioned at the beginning of the Fiji post that I heard a couple of interesting stories from […]
“Like so many children of Holocaust survivors, Lily Brett was haunted by her parent’s suffering, and by the ghosts of the family she would never know – the ones who had perished in the ghettoes or the death camps. She was consumed by a desire to visit the places her parents had lived and to share and perhaps understand what they had endured.”