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While the two grand finalists in this year's Australian Idol battle it out tonight at the Sydney Opera House for a recording contract, a car and $200,000, they might be thinking they'd be better off running second.
By Ghaeltamayo Asked 10 minutes ago Welcome to Answerbag, a community of people sharing what they know. I don't know about Spongebob, but Squidward could be played by Geoffrey Rush and Patrick could be played by Seth Rogen....
'He's incredible, as an actor and as a person too. So I know it'll be a great experience,' 'Chicago' director said of his lead actor. By Adam Rosenberg, with reporting by Josh Horowitz When "Pirates of the Caribbean: On...
FIFTEEN years after its phenomenal theatrical run, writer-director Scott Hicks' biopic about psychologically damaged pianist David Helfgott still stands up as an enthralling story of triumph over adversity. It lacks the...
By Pip Bulbeck SYDNEY (Hollywood Reporter) - Sam Neill, Geoffrey Rush, Hugo Weaving and David Wenham will lead the voice cast of the 3D animated feature "Guardians of Ga'Hoole." The big-budget fantasy film follows Soren, a...
By Richard Rushfield on November 18, 2009 at 1:30 PM The decade in cinema is ready to go out with a bang; with six weeks left in 2009, Paul Blart: Mall Cop is the 13th highest grossing film of the year; a fact which says...
London: Actor Johnny Depp has inked a deal of more than $35 million for the fourth instalment of Pirates Of The Caribbean movie. The actor will become Hollywood’s current highest-paid actor when he returns as Captain Jack...
SCOTT CASEY November 18, 2009 - 3:35PM Pianist David Helfgott wows the Queen Street Mall's lunchtime crowd. Photo: Scott Casey He has taken Hollywood by storm, performed with Silverchair and inspired artists, music lovers and...
Johnny Depp has become Hollywood's current highest-earning actor after securing a £21 million pay deal for the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean film. The fee is a guaranteed minimum earning for the film, On Stranger Tides, in...
STERN critics of console games, take note: sometimes it pays to play. Melbourne writer and director Clayton Jacobson was watching his son hammer away, thumbs blazing, at the latest frenetic challenge when he noticed the game's...
