by Margot Lang | Dec 4, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
The Ideal Palace tells the true story of a humble postman in 19th Century rural France who expressed his love for his only daughter by building her a palace. Joseph Ferdinand Cheval was born in 1936 and was possibly autistic. He avoided people and found it... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Nov 21, 2019 | Arts, Beauty, Books, Editoral, Film Review, Lifestyle, People, Pets, Places, Style, Travel, Visual, What's On, Yum
* Hi Starfish Readers, We haven’t put out your favourite WA online mag lately as we were away for weeks: chomping gelato, gawking at sensuous statues, joining the piazza promenaders, and tucking into the world’s best pasta. mmm mmm Yes, we were in Italy.... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Nov 21, 2019 | Arts, Books, Lifestyle, Pets, Uncategorized, Visual, Writing
Woof! Hounds abound in a goofy woofy new book by talented local artist Megan Anderson. Word of Dog (Fremantle Press) is full of endearing images of canines great and small. And though they all look like dogs you may know from round your ‘hood,... read more
by Peter Rigby | Nov 21, 2019 | Arts, Beauty, Gardens, Lifestyle, Our History, Places, Travel, Visual, Wellbeing
Ending a tremendous stay at Bicheno on Tasmania’s beautiful east coast, we had a flight leaving Hobart the following evening, so decided to make the most of our time when we got to the city. The non-stop drive south to Hobart along the Tasman Highway... read more
by Jacqueline Lang | Nov 21, 2019 | Cafe Society, Health, Lifestyle, Our History, People, Places, Travel, What's On, Wine
When you’re newly arrived in Rome, after that long flight, part of you just wants to stay in your hotel bed and snooze. The other part, of course, can’t wait to get out and explore one of the world’s most exciting cities. Pete and I had no choice in the... read more
by Margot Lang | Nov 21, 2019 | Arts, Film Review, What's On
At 70, the great Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar shows he has lost none of his touch, and none of his delight in toying with his audience, with new film, Pain and Glory. The film’s hero, Salvador Molla, is an ageing Spanish filmmaker, clearly... read more
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