Here in Brisbane Autumn has begun with a heatwave, but fashionistas still hope there’ll be a chance to wear our favourite Autumn pieces in the coming weeks. If, like me, you are ready to pack away the sundresses and shorts here are […]
Buzzing About Books Returns for 2023! Part 1: Part 2: Michelle BeesleyMichelle Beesley is a Brisbane born and bred former primary school teacher. A wife, proud grandma and mother of three grown sons, Michelle is thrilled to have recently published […]
One of the most hotly anticipated films of the year is John Wick Chapter 4. Slated for release in 2021, it was delayed due to the pandemic, but diehard fans will know it was definitely worth the wait. She Society were delighted […]
It’s no secret that I am a lover of french films. When I was asked if I’d like to choose some films to preview ahead of the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival of course I said, “ Oui, merci.’ I chose those […]
‘ It’s never too late to start.’ This sums up the underlying message from the lovely but bittersweet film – Living, starring beloved actor, Bill Nighy. This film was nominated for a best actor and best adapted screenplay at the Oscars and […]
I love International Women’s Day. It’s a chance to network with other women from all walks of life, to hear opinions from some of our sharpest minds and to honour the women who have paved the way for us. This year we […]
On the eve of International Women’s Day, She Society headed to New Farm Cinemas to see an important film. This film was Till, the story of the life and death of fourteen year old Emmet Till. It shared the atrocity and racial […]
I always eagerly await the announcement of the Next Gen winners. These are the up and coming designers we will see on the catwalk as part of the Afterpay Australian Fashion Week’s Emerging Designer Program. This year sees four winners who will […]
Bonjour, friends and francophiles from around Australia. It’s coming up to one of my favourite times of the year, the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival. Australians have a real love affair with French Films and this annual festival is the biggest in […]
It was on the hottest day of the year that She Society kept our cool by heading to the Concert Hall, QPAC for the first Sunday concert for 2023. Played by our beloved Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Dancing Around The World, promised a […]
Do Nothing. Stay and Fight. Leave. What would you do to protect your daughters and granddaughters from being molested? This is the question at the heart of new movie Women Talking. For years the women of a remote religious colony have been […]
There was not a dry eye in the cinema at the end of new American romantic drama, Spoiler Alert. Based on Michael Ausiello’s bestseller Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies, the film is one that begins at the end, before we look back […]
My house is silent. After thirty years of bringing up my three sons there are no smelly rugby boots by the front door, no water bottles clogging the dishwasher, no cupboard doors left wide open. Surprisingly, the water in my shower is […]
One of the most highly anticipated films of the year is Steven Spielberg’s – The Fabelmans. Based loosely on his own life it tells the story of Sammy Fabelman, a boy enamoured by making movies. It also shares his family life, growing […]
For a history buff like me being invited to the film The Lost King was a real treat. This new British movie is based on a true story. It tells the tale of one woman’s quest to find the final resting place […]
I first heard the beautiful voice of Laura Frank when I ventured out to the Scenic Rim for the launch of the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week. Standing under the majestic and ancient trees of the Scenic Rim Farm Shop, Laura entertained […]
On November 22, 2022, I was privileged to enjoy one of the best concert experiences of my life. The long postponed Guns N’ Roses show rolled into Brisbane and it seemed that half of our fair city had come out to support […]
On November 22, in beautiful Sydney, IMG announced the winners of the prestigious Australian Fashion Laureate. In its 15th year this award celebrates and honours those individuals who have played a significant role in the growth and cultural impact of fashion both […]
I love a film based on a novel and Claire Denis’ latest film, Stars At Noon, is an updated version of Denis Johnson’s 1986 Nicaragua set novel. French auteur, Claire Denis, is venturing into Graham Greene territory here – espionage and dirty […]
Bryan Hartas is one of the Forgotten Australians … but it was not always so. Until the age of seven he was loved and cared for by his mother, Alice Jean Ferguson. Bryan’s life changed when his father beat his mother so […]
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