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On the Black Carpet With Jamie Lee Curtis

On the Black Carpet With Jamie Lee Curtis

The usual red carpet was swapped for an extensive black one inside Sydney's iconic George Street Event Cinemas, on a frightful Tuesday evening for the Australian premiere of Halloween. The guest of honour? Jamie Lee Curtis. She's the producer and lead in this long-time slasher

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CelebrityKind Movies: A Star Is Born

CelebrityKind Movies: A Star Is Born

Rated M, 136 Minutes Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Sam Elliot, Rebecca Field, Andrew Dice Clay, Rafi Gavron It's not hard to see why everyone is going gaga over this one. Familiarity of story alongside being a fourth official version didn't diminish the effect this Bradley Cooper

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On The Red Carpet: Cast of Ladies In Black

On The Red Carpet: Cast of Ladies In Black

LADIES IN BLACK Rated PG 120 minutes NOW SHOWING Easily the best Australian film of the year so far. Take a trip back in time to 1950s Sydney in Ladies in Black. It's the appropriately relevant story of a young girl, working in a city department store around

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Q&A with Hollywood Royalty and Activist Jane Fonda

Q&A with Hollywood Royalty and Activist Jane Fonda

A dose of Hollywood royalty: Jane Fonda recently in Sydney for a speaking tour, and I was on the spot for a brief but deep conversation on the red carpet about hit new film, Book Club. Glowing at 80 years young, the two-time Oscar winner and former aerobics guru

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Crazy Rich Asians

Q&A with Crazy Rich Asians Actor Remy Hii

Not afraid to admit I cried my eyes out multiple times in Crazy Rich Asians! It's already a massive global box office bonanza while significantly, the first prominent all Asian ensemble in a Hollywood project since last century's Joy Luck Club (1993). Australian actor and NIDA

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CelebrityKind Movies: I Feel Pretty

CelebrityKind Movies: I Feel Pretty

Rated M 110 min Amy Schumer, Busy Phillips, Aidy Bryant, Michelle Williams, Lauren Hutton, Rory Scovel At first glance this is a film that may cross reference touchy subjects with little decorum, aiming at cheap laughs rather than effective emotions; WRONG. The inspirational heartbeat of a dreams can come true

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