by Jacqueline Lang | Mar 18, 2019 | Books, Our History, People
Bridget Shewring and Juliet Wills at the Cottesloe talk Her mum, Shirley Finn, was murdered 44 years ago, but for Bridget Shewring the pain remains raw. “I hope I don’t cry,” Bridget, 58, told a packed audience at Cottesloe’s Grove Library last week. She then...
by Margot Lang | Mar 18, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
Eli and Charlie Sisters are the Sisters Brothers, two guns-for-hire on their way to carry out a contract killing in California during the 1850s goldrush. An American Western seems an unlikely choice for the 2019 Alliance Francaise French Film Festival, but in the...
by Peter Rigby | Mar 18, 2019 | Books, Cafe Society, Nutrition, Yum
Here’s a scrumptious Chinese snack from Stevan Paul’s fab new recipe book, Dining at Dusk (Murdoch Book). The book spans the culinary globe and features tapas, antipasti, mezze, ceviche and aperitifs from many exotic locals. A great addition for the...
by Ros Seale | Feb 23, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
This is riveting magic-realist story from director/writer Alice Rohrwacher (The Wonders, Corpo Celeste) which was inspired by real life. A story of sharecroppers working in a feudal system that had been made illegal in 1982 who were exploited by a Marchesa on a...
by Margot Lang | Feb 17, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
For two decades from the late 1920s to the 1940s Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were hugely successful as the world’s most famous slapstick comedy duo. Hefty, bumbling Ollie and his little partner Stan kept the fans laughing in film after film as their well-loved...
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