Aug 12, 2024 06:02 am UTC| Insights & Views Entertainment
A loved activity of mine is experiencing one of my favourite films with a live orchestra in a concert hall. Even though Ive seen these films many times, either in the theatre or at home, and listened to their...
Interview with the Vampire season two: a hyperintelligent musing on trauma and immortality
Aug 09, 2024 18:38 pm UTC| Insights & Views Entertainment
The question facing vampires Louis (Jacob Anderson) and Claudia (Delainey Hayles) as season two of Interview with the Vampire launches on the BBC is: how can you stay relevant if you live forever? Fail to adapt to the...
Aug 08, 2024 14:30 pm UTC| Entertainment
In the past decade, Australias animation industry has matured well beyond its domestic context to the point of competing on a global scale. StudioCanal Australias latest release, 200% Wolf, is perhaps the perfect...
Age-gap relationships between Millennial women and Gen Z men are on the rise
Aug 01, 2024 22:12 pm UTC| Entertainment
Hollywoods obsession with age hypogamy relationships between older women and younger men never gets old. More than 50 years after The Graduate, a film where Mrs. Robinson, an older woman, propositions a young male...
Deadpool & Wolverine is fun for die-hard Marvel fans – but it won’t save the MCU
Jul 29, 2024 11:53 am UTC| Insights & Views Entertainment
Lets start with the good stuff. Deadpool Wolverine is a fun, irreverent and blood-soaked summer blockbuster that fans of the Deadpool franchise are going to love. Ryan Reynolds returns as Wade Wilson (Deadpool), and...
The Decameron: Netflix’s raunchy, raucous re-imagining of a medieval plague masterpiece
Jul 27, 2024 12:55 pm UTC| Entertainment
Giovanni Boccaccios The Decameron (1353) is a classic plague book. It follows ten noble people quarantining together in a beautiful villa in the Italian countryside. They have fled Florence where in 1348, when the story is...
The Turkish Detective: a familiar tale in a new setting
Jul 17, 2024 08:21 am UTC| Entertainment
In the not so very distant past of British television, capers in the company of avuncular, maverick detectives were the ratings sureties around which peak-time drama schedules were built. Although viewing figures are much...
Leonardo da Vinci’s incredible studies of human anatomy still don’t get the recognition they deserve
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