Gungor, Katie Noonan & East to Headline Beyond Festival
Another incredible lineup is set to grace the stage and get revellers dancing – and thinking deeply – at Beyond Festival this year in the Kangaroo Valley.
Posts Categorized: Entertainment and Arts
Her Marriage Struggled Off-Screen, Too: Sarah Drew, Star of ‘Indivisible’ & Grey’s Anatomy
“I could see my own marriage playing out on the pages of the script”, says Grey’s Anatomy star, Sarah Drew.
First Man Movie Review: Ryan Gosling is Neil Armstrong
What makes the movie First Man unique to other space-related blockbusters, is its focus on the emotional side of Neil’s experience.
Christopher Robin Movie Review – Is It Too Bleak?
What should be an upbeat nostalgic throwback, is overrun by bleak sentiments about adulthood and work that take away from an otherwise decent message.
Netflix: Continuing the Journey to Narnia
Netflix has announced it has signed a deal with The C.S. Lewis Company, promising to develop the The Chronicles of Narnia for its members.
Share Your Faith Through Vulnerability: A Lesson from Avril Lavigne
Avril Lavigne’s latest release “Head Above Water” is a raw and vulnerable reflection of faith through her battle with Lyme disease.
Hugely Popular Rockers Skillet Back to Tour Australia
Skillet are not always the first band to come to mind when you think ‘Christian music’, but you might be surprised just how popular they actually are.
The House With a Clock in It’s Walls: Movie Review
The House with a Clock in its Walls is an enchanting tale of how a little weird can do a lot of good.
Crazy Rich Asians: Why You Will Never Be Good Enough for Your Tiger Mother-in-law
Many recent Hollywood movies have played the daddy-issues card. But this movie is showing that, for many of us, there will also be mummy-issues.
Crazy Rich Asians Movie Review – When Love Causes Cultures to Clash
The rigmarole surrounding Megan Markle’s wedding was nothing compared to what’s required of the lovebirds in the new smash hit movie Crazy Rich Asians.
