Entertainment and Arts Archives

Little Women – A Modern Twist on a Timeless Tale [Movie Review]

We may be stuck in a cycle of regurgitated entertainment, but in so many ways Little Women’s modern adaptation is worth it.

Watching ‘A Dog’s Journey’, You Do Wonder Who These Movies Are For

By: Laura Bennett

Based on the books by W. Bruce Cameron, A Dog’s Journey follows on from the 2017 release A Dog’s Purpose. We’re reintroduced to Bailey, a beautiful pup who’s learning to discover his purpose over a series of lifetimes with different owners.

The 11 Dad Joke Styles, According to ‘How-To-Dad’ Jordan Watson

By: Clare Bruce

How To Dad’s Jordan Watson has nailed the majority of our fathers’ joke-telling styles, in his video, How to Tell Jokes Like a Dad.

Louisa May Alcott Inspires Me 150 Years Later, Says ‘Little Women’ Director Clare Niederpruem

By: Laura Bennett

That Little Women is over 150 years old, and still relevant to audiences, is enough to make any English teacher proud.

Alex Kendrick – From Little Things Big Things Grow

By: Justin Rouillon

“Even as a child I was enamoured with how stories were told on the big screen.”

Priscilla Shirer on Finding True Identity, and Her Latest Screen Role in ‘Overcomer’

By: Laura Bennett

What makes you, you? Is your significance tied up in your profession, your online following, or your family background? What happens when those things come undone?

Kerry Armstrong Insisted Heather Jelly’s Fashion Stay Frozen in Time, in New ‘SeaChange’

By: Clare Bruce

When the final episode of SeaChange aired on Australian TV screens on November 25, 2000, it left a large hole in the hearts of millions of doting fans.

Taylor Swift’s Pop Civil War Shows Why We Need a God

By: Sam Chan

Just in time for the USA summer holidays (and her pre-album Lover launch), we have Taylor Swift vs. Scooter Braun in the Pop Civil War of 2019.

‘The Keeper’ a Moving Tale of Prejudice and Forgiveness [Movie Review]

By: Laura Bennett

With the world’s refugee crisis affecting most parts of the world, stories about love and acceptance for those who are different, have never been more relevant.

I See You

By: Stuart Harris

Storytelling is an ancient practice. It’s how we transfer information to one another, and humans have told stories since time began. What we discover in this short documentary series is the way story captures our hearts and imaginations.