A confidently strange horror thriller: Alan Wake 2 Ambitious but muddled origins Inspired by Twin Peaks, The Twilight Zone, and Stephen King, the original Alan Wake game, released in 2010, told the story of an author plagued by writer’s block. The game struggled to overcome the inherent silliness of its premise, resulting in a muddled […]
WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt Shockingly Passes Away Bray Wyatt, a popular WWE Superstar known for his unique character and storytelling, has tragically passed away at the age of 36. WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque announced the news on X (formerly known as Twitter), expressing condolences to Wyatt’s family and asking for privacy […]
North Melbourne Kangaroos Great Jack Ziebell Hospitalized After Alleged Unprovoked Attack North Melbourne veteran Jack Ziebell, a beloved figure in the AFL community, spent Saturday night in the hospital after an alleged unprovoked attack outside a bar in South Yarra. The incident occurred just hours after Ziebell played his 280th and final AFL game, marking […]
“People don’t understand”: Why injured Matilda Chloe Logarzo cried after epic victory A Rollercoaster Journey The emotions were running high as the Matildas secured an epic victory over France in the quarter-finals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. While the entire team celebrated their triumph, one player, Chloe Logarzo, couldn’t hold back her tears. Logarzo, […]
Death Cap Mushroom Survivor Reflects on Brush with Death “It was a complete accident — I didn’t even know that death cap mushrooms existed,” Mr Claringbold told 7.30. A Canberra man named Simon Claringbold is fortunate to be alive after a chance encounter with death cap mushrooms 25 years ago. In light of recent deaths […]
Garma Festival: The largest gathering of First Nations people had humble beginnings The Origins of Garma The Garma Festival, now in its 23rd year, has become the largest gathering of First Nations politics and culture in Australia. Held annually at Gulkula in North-East Arnhem Land, the festival brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders to discuss […]
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart: A Melodramatic Tale of Abuse and Redemption Australian Melodrama and Popular American Cinema In film theorist Linda Williams’ essay “Melodrama Revised,” she argues that melodrama creates a direct empathetic relationship between the audience and the victim. This emotional engagement allows us to experience the victim’s suffering and eventual triumph. […]
Exploring Identity and Social Commentary through “They Cloned Tyrone” The Personal Back Story Driving ‘They Cloned Tyrone’ Juel Taylor, a seasoned Hollywood writer-turned-director, has recently debuted his first feature film, “They Cloned Tyrone.” Known for his work on successful films like “Creed II” and “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” Taylor’s latest venture is a unique […]
Caroline Calloway: A Controversial Figure in the World of Scammers The Rise to Fame and Deception Caroline Calloway, a self-proclaimed “it girl” and one of Instagram’s first influencers, has made a name for herself through scamming and deception. Her journey to infamy began when it was revealed that she had lied to gain admission to […]
Caroline Calloway: ‘I think depression really did me a solid’ By July 16, 2023 Caroline Calloway, author and influencer, has recently released her debut memoir, “Scammer,” to both acclaim and surprise. The memoir digs into the scandals and tumult that have plagued Calloway’s life in recent years, including her controversial workshops and accusations of being […]