Karen Maneater slot review: Where to play, features, and tips
IF you’re a fan of post-apocalyptic worlds or films like Mad Max, then this is the slot for you! This Nolimit City slot delivers gritty…
Washington’s Dark Secret: The Real Truth About Terrorism and Islamic Extremism -Book Review
In Washington’s Dark Secret, John Maszka attempts to embark on two major tasks. The first is drawing an explanatory distinction between “terrorism” and “Islamic extremism”…
‘A Man in Full’ review: Jeff Daniels stars as a Trump-like mogul
In 1998, Tom Wolfe published “A Man in Full,” a novel about (among other things) Charlie Croker, an Atlanta real estate developer whose business and…
Ruby Zoe hotel in London review – with live gigs and cosy rooms
IF you want a hotel stay in London in one of the cooler neighbourhoods, then you should consider one of the Ruby hotels. Here's everything…
Telcos to be forced to share real-time outage information after Optus triple-0 catastrophe
In short: A review of the unprecedented Optus outage that affected 10 million customers last November has finalised its report and made 18 recommendations.Among the…
‘Boy Kills World’ review: Generic action with no signature
Tirelessness proves tiresome in “Boy Kills World,” a jokey revenge massacre starring Bill Skarsgård as its unnamed “Boy.” The kills are a desperate bid for…
WADA to launch independent review into Chinese swimmers’ doping case | Olympics News
Anti-doping body responds to criticism, says its integrity and reputation are under attack over handling of the case. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has asked…
‘Unsung Hero’ review: For King & Country tells its own story
Cinematic memoir can be a complex creative endeavor. Film is a collaborative medium and memoir requires a certain acknowledgment of the author’s creation. Without that…
Border Force review finds widespread sexual harassment and discrimination among marine ranks
In short: The Human Rights Commission says immediate intervention is needed to fix the Border Force marine unit's culture of sexism.The commission's review found widespread sexual…
NSW premier flags review of domestic violence-related bail laws in wake of Forbes woman Molly Ticehurst’s alleged murder
In short: NSW Premier Chris Minns is set to announce a review into domestic violence-related bail laws after the alleged murder of a 28-year-old woman…
No evidence of UNRWA staff links to ‘terrorist’ groups: Independent review | Israel War on Gaza News
Israel has not presented credible evidence to support its claims that UNRWA staff were members of “terrorist” groups, an independent review for the United Nations…
Review: A potent Eddie Redmayne can’t save Broadway’s ‘Cabaret’
NEW YORK — If ambience were the secret to theatrical success, the new Broadway revival of “Cabaret” that opened on Sunday at the August Wilson Theatre…
Cass Review: A victory for women, children and common sense | Women’s Rights
In England, a landmark independent review into gender care services for young people has exposed one of the biggest medical negligence scandals of recent times…
‘Abigail’ review: Kidnapping horror is a fanged ‘Home Alone’
The filmmaking team known as Radio Silence, made up of directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, plus producer Chad Villella, struck black (comedy) gold with…
Review: ‘Monsters of the American Cinema’ confronts grief
The first thing you notice about the set for “Monsters of the American Cinema,” a recent play by Christian St. Croix that’s having its Los…
‘Don’t Tell Mom’ review: Smart remake has heart, vital signs
The hazards of remaking a beloved film are well known. While the 1991 comedy “Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead,” starring Christina Applegate, didn’t exactly…
‘The Sympathizer’ review: A moving story about friendship
What is more psychically exhausting, in fiction and I suppose in life, than the story of the double agent, the mole, the traitor embedded among…
‘Blackout’ review: Fessenden’s werewolf film is smart horror
Hard-drinking artist and itinerant contractor Charley (Alex Hurt) hasn’t been much of a morning person of late. Recalling the previous night’s events is a problem…
‘The Old Oak’ review: Director Ken Loach’s sturdy compassion
When it comes to the fiercely political British director Ken Loach’s latest film, “The Old Oak,” a bit of classic Hollywood promotional language comes to…
‘The People’s Joker’ review: An iconic villain, reimagined
The first lines that greet viewers of Vera Drew’s gonzo new film, “The People’s Joker,” are a necessary disclaimer meant to assure audiences (and whatever…