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Katy Perry

When Katy Perry invited two young filmmakers to document her life on the road during an epic, at times gruelling, world tour, she gave them access to all areas. Nothing, […]

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The Iron Lady

The Iron Lady [Icon] Director: Phyllida Lloyd Starring: Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent. Reviewed by Ben Carey. [rating:3.5/5] First things first: this is not a feminine twist on Iron Man or

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Kimbra

  There are certain times in our lives that define us; moments, days, months, years. These defining moments are often only realised in retrospect, once we can reflect and consider

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The Colours Trilogy

Three Colours Trilogy (Icon) The extraordinary career of Polish auteur Kryzysztof Kieslowski ended long before it should have, with his untimely death at the age of 54 in 1996, but

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Ted

TED Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, Seth MacFarlane (voice) Director: Seth MacFarlane Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating:4/5] The trailer for Ted looked horrific.  I had people ask me whether it

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Prometheus

Prometheus Starring: Noomi Rapace, Michael Fassbender, Charlize Theron, Idris Elba, Guy Pearce Director: Ridley Scott Reviewed by Danielle Muir [rating:3.5/5] As soon as I heard the words ‘this will make

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MADONNA – MDNA

MADONNA  MDNA (Universal) Madonna returns with her first album since the misfiring 2008 effort Hard Candy. That album was a misstep where the Queen of Pop tried her hand at hip-hop.

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Bic Runga

Bic Runga, Ollie Brown Brisbane Powerhouse 05.05.12 Newcastle-born, Sydney-based Ollie Brown strides onstage clutching an acoustic guitar and a bottle of water, which he then proceeds to drop, only to

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Ladyhawke

Speaking to New Zealand songstress Pip Brown, better known to music lovers as Ladyhawke, about her recently released, much-anticipated second album, Anxiety, one thing is clear: though it was a

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My Week With Marilyn

My Week With Marilyn  Director: Simon Curtis. Starring: Michelle Williams, Eddie Redmayne, Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench. Reviewed by Danielle Muir.   [rating:4/5] “When Marilyn gets it right, you just don’t

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The Audreys

For Taasha Coates, the winsome and witty frontwoman of Australian alt-roots and blues band The Audreys, the last year has been a self-described “trip.” She’s become a mum for the

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The Grey

The Grey Director: Joe Carnahan. Starring: Liam Neeson, Dermot Mulroney, Dallas Roberts, Frank Grillo. Reviewed by Danielle Muir. [rating:4.5/5] You know what? Hours of watching action/thriller flicks has taught me

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Children Collide

When bands break up and members leave, as fans and listeners, we`re often left with the ambiguous, recycled publicist`s statement riddled with annoying cliches like ’artistic differences`. However, Aussie rockers

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Hilltop Hoods

HILLTOP HOODS Drinking From The Sun (Golden Era Records/Universal) Wow, it`s a good day for Aussie hip-hop when Hilltop Hoods can rattle Adele at the top of the charts. So

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Pink Floyd

When Roger Waters left Pink Floyd, it led to one of the bitterest estrangements in rock history. Post Syd Barrett, Waters largely steered the band creatively. On leaving the group,

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Nick Lowe

Nick Lowe is heading to Australia on the back of his fine new album, The Old Magic. Once known as the Jesus of Cool, or Basher to his mates, Lowe’s resume includes

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Seasick Steve

Mojo magazine, the respected U.K. music monthly, didn`t hold back when it recently appraised Seasick Steve as ’’probably the greatest bluesman on the planet.’’ The 71-years-young blues troubadour has captured

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You Am I

In the late 90s, when Australian pop-rock stalwarts You Am I were the scaling the heights of the independent scene, their label suggested they crawl out from under the glass

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