There was quite a bit of reminiscing as my friend and I watched the advanced screening of The Miracle Club this week. Set in 1967 and filmed around picturesque Ireland, we would have been in our late teens back then. We had […]
Bernadette Robinson is back with a new stage show which will blow you away. It certainly impressed this writer and her guest. The spontaneous standing ovation given by The Playhouse, QPAC audience at the end of this Opening Night performance showed that […]
Producers of Bad Neighbours and the co-screenwriter of Crazy Rich Asians have brought another hilarious and unapologetically explicit story of identity and self-discovery to the screen, with Joy Ride. Also known for their work in The Boys TV series, Joy Ride could […]
The time-honoured and at-times sublimely meditative game of golf has, like many sports in the modern age, a plethora of life lessons to impart to it’s participants and watchers. Sage viewpoints such as ‘to always keep focused and alert’, ‘do not be […]
It’s not often that I read fantasy or young adult books, but when I met Poppy Solomon at Genrecon her warmth and generosity of spirit shone through. When Poppy sent a copy of her new take on the fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty, […]
One of “THE TALKS” at Australian Fashion Week invited guests to be a part of a Makeup Masterclass. Hosted by Lancôme we were invited to transform our makeup skills with a live demonstration from a team of industry professionals. This year was […]
If you love Paris you will really enjoy the heartwarming French film Driving Madeleine. It tells the story of a 92 year old woman who is being forced into assisted living after she has a fall. She has one day of independence […]
She Society were lucky enough to receive an advanced reader copy of Kookaburra Cottage by well – loved Australian rural romance author, Maya Linnell. Maya has made her name as one of Australia’s finest rural romance writers since the publication of her […]
There is, undeniably, a carefully and purposefully tiered (and at times formidable) class system that exists in Australian society. However, sometimes those in the top-tier echelons, living seemingly almost ethereal fairytale lives, living in opulent houses and wearing custom-made designer clothes that […]
Feel like some thrills and spills? Released this year, The Black Demon fiction horror film is for you. A family is stranded on an old oil rig in the small town of Baja, on a peninsula in north-western Mexico, unaware that for […]
Every now and then a little gem of a movie comes along that tugs at the heartstrings and reminds us of what it is to be human.The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is one such movie. Based on the 2012 bestselling novel […]
Life, in all it’s abundant beauty, is capable of dealing us dazzling and dizzying highs and perturbingly caustic lows. Indeed, just when the vast landscape of one’s existence seems bereft of joy and hope, life-changing and redeeming light can illuminate one’s path […]
Bank of Dave, another lovely movie based on real events and a true(ish) story. This remarkable development of Burnley (UK) resident, Dave Fishwick was first shared with the world as a documentary in 2012. A decade late this tale remains resonant as […]
It has been years since I attended a live production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most iconic show CATS based on the Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by author T.S. Eliot, so I jumped at the opportunity to see it live last […]
Australian country towns are sometimes (undeniably and soberingly) hotbeds of corruption among the powerful and influential, weighed down by recalcitrant crime waves and host to a plethora of murky, explosive secrets. These towns can appear to be utopic havens of peace and […]
Premiering Sunday, May 14 at 7:00PM on Channel 9 and 9Now. On Wednesday morning the team at SheSociety were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at Channel 9’s new reality television show The Summit, which is an action-packed adventure you do […]
The Family Law Courts in Australia are robustly monolithic and often draconian in nature – a formidably behemoth institution overseen by powerful and sometimes far-reachingly domineering judges. Treacherous to navigate at the best of times, the Family Law Courts are a place […]
Many children dream of being a dancer but only a rarefied few possess the dedication, talent and work ethic required to reach the top. In The Red Shoes: Next Step, the character of Sam is one of those dancers. So it is […]
Can women ever truly know their female friends, particularly a work friend, thoroughly and intricately? Can secrets between those friends surreptitiously co-exist within the framework of a solid and well-chiseled kinship? These questions are ennobly and forthrightly examined in phenomenally talented and […]
Allelujah the movie is an adaptation of Alan Bennett’s 1968 play Forty Years On. A crumbling Victorian ward is embroiled in Britain’s political health system and the hospital The Bethlehem puts up a fight to avoid closure. In the film, Dr Valentine […]
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