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Real Talk: My Fave Music

What is your favorite genre of music? Most purists would not consider soundtrack as a music genre. However, my interests align with it. I have a large CD collection. I bought most of them back when iTunes was still a … Continue reading

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‘Higher Learning’

Describe something you learned in high school. You might think this is a review of the eponymous film. Starring Omar Epps and Jennifer Connelly, it took place in a college setting. On the surface, the picture is a coming-of-age narrative … Continue reading

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Being Steph Curry

If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be, and why? I’ve given that question some serious thought. The three stars would have to be long-form writers, thespians, or basketball phenoms. No offence, but my favourite … Continue reading

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Three Billboards Outside Epping, NSW

If you had a freeway billboard, what would it say? First of all, let me stress that one billboard is insufficient. To get my message across, I need at least three. Secondly, the notices should be posted off Epping, NSW. … Continue reading

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The Revenant (2015) reviewed

Sometime ago, I was all set to watch The Revenant with an acquaintance. We had agreed to meet up on a Saturday at the Bondi cinemas. However, a day before our meeting, he cancelled. It was actually his idea to … Continue reading

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In Search of McLovin

Many years back, I used this social media platform named Friendster (FS). From where I was, FS was the Facebook of its day. Even at its height, it was not as popular as MySpace. In some regions it did generate … Continue reading

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The Black Phone (2021) reviewed

Last week, Netflix Oz had a AAA addition to its lineup. The Black Phone was one of 2021’s most popular blockbusters. This was Ethan Hawke’s villain debut. He only appeared after about a third of the movie. His presence though … Continue reading

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Early fall (2022) reads

This month, I’ll take a different tack. Usually, two novels and one nonfiction title comprise my reading list. For now, I will review two memoirs and one story collection. I start off with Julie Wang’s Beautiful Country. I’ve had my … Continue reading

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The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017) reviewed

I am due for a movie review. Oscar darling, Nomadland (2021), was probably my last film analysis. Of course, I’ve gone through a lot of flicks. I’ve sighted Ron Howard’s Rush. I borrowed DVDs from the library. They ranged from … Continue reading

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Anti-consensus

When Warriors quarterback, Steph Curry, won the NBA’s Most Valuable Player plum in 2016, he became the first player to do so unanimously. In seventy-four completed NBA seasons, no other man has pulled off the feat. Shaq O’Neal came terribly … Continue reading

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