BBC Two’s ‘The Choir’ and the man who taught the world to sing (source: Telegraph)
BBC Two’s series ‘The Choir’ which reaches its climax next week has created reality TV’s most unlikely hero says Michael Deacon. (source: Telegraph) - and on
Stylish doc follows White Stripes on cross-Canada tour (source: CBC)
Capturing authentic, honest moments with the eccentric - and private - White Stripes during the rock duo’s landmark 2007 Canadian tour was the goal of White Stripes: Under Great White Northern Lights, the documentary’s director said ahead of its world prem… (source: CBC) - and on
Green Day Reaches a New Stage (source: International Herald Tribune)
”American Idiot,” a story of reckless youth set to music, takes the stage with considerable buzz, not far from where the band began. (source: International Herald Tribune) - and on
Art Review | ‘Kandinsky’: The Angel in the Architecture (source: New York Times)
A sleek Kandinsky retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum offers an unencumbered view of his painting career. (source: New York Times) - and on
Audrey Hepburn - Couture Muse Collection DVD of the week (source: Telegraph)
Audrey Hepburn Fred Astaire Rex Harrison Humphrey Bogart. Rating: (source: Telegraph) - and on
Sounds Like Teen Spirit DVD review (source: Telegraph)
Jamie Jay Johnson; Marina Baltadzi. Rating: (source: Telegraph) - and on
Atwood creates ‘green’ cult for post-pandemic world in new novel (source: CBC)
The fictional religious cult Margaret Atwood creates in her new novel, The Year of the Flood, has a rather unconventional approach to sainthood, having canonized both late Canadian marathon runner Terry Fox and former U.S. vice-president and environmental … (source: CBC) - and on
Nothing but the truth (source: The Australian)
Tim Robbins wears his director’s hat to talk to Rosemary Sorensen about acting, politics and humanity ahead of his company’s Brisbane Festival appearances (source: The Australian) - and on
One singular sensation (source: The Australian)
Amy Dickson had only one ambition: to be a concert soloist. The rising classical saxophonist speaks to Rosalie Higson (source: The Australian) - and on
Kicking goals with both feet (source: The Australian)
Nick Hornby is riding high with a new book and a new film. Peter Wilson discovers why he’s less happy than you may imagine (source: The Australian) - and on