Built to scale
Not all types of fish are plentiful - so we should choose
carefully.
A little drop of heaven
A Jesuit brother's longevity as a winemaker is ending, writes Jeni
Port.
BAR REVIEWS
RESTAURANT REVIEWS
Wildflower
Consistency is a hard thing for a restaurant to pull off but, for
the most part, Wildflower nails it.
It's a girl for Keith and Nic
It may have been Monday in the US, but it did not stop the arrival
of Nicole Kidman's little Sunday.
Brinkley tells of marriage 'nightmare'
Christie Brinkley says her lifelong dream of a 'big, happy family' in
a quaint setting was cruelly ripped away when her husband had an
affair with a teenager.
MULTIMEDIA
Gifts for the Gab
Life's pretty sweet for Aussie teen singer Gabriella Cilmi - gold
records, high fashion, industry parties. But she still has to do
her homework.
Best of the best
To mark 50 years of Australian rock'n'roll, EG assembled a panel of
experts to nominate our greatest 50 albums.
CD & GIG REVIEWS
Dawn Landes
Over the past two years, Landes has found herself warming stages
for some impressive names.
Does Hancock plot twist stack up?
Will Smith's Hancock comes with an abrupt plot twist that has divided critics and movie fans.
Praise the Lloyd
The everyman comedy of a slapstick legend retains its poetic
perfection.
FILM REVIEWS
Children Of The Silk Road
Jonathan Rhys Meyers plays a reporter and teacher who has to
lead his pupils on a thousand-kilometre march to safety.
DVD REVIEWS
Look at me: US Kath & Kim
Except for a muffin top, bad fashion and cheap jewellery, the US Kath and Kim look nothing like the Australian originals.
Witches brave the fires of scepticism
A new show pits the psychics against science. By Lou Robson.
TV REVIEWS
Rock of Love II
These shows are addictive train-wreck telly, so set aside your
objections, lock up your daughters and enjoy.
Black comedy has a bright future
The seamy underside of suburbia has been rich pickings for a
British writer.
Wrestling Hamlet
Playing the dark prince has scared Brendan Cowell sober. The
workaholic acto-writer-director discusses his own demons.
- Culture Vulture Much huff in the puff guff
- Art Deco The spirit of progress
- Garnering the song of 'Bach'
- Pulling the strings
- FULL ARTS COVERAGE
ARTS REVIEWS
At the Centre of Light
Perhaps a more interesting play will be written when MacKillop
finally goes marching in.
A tall tale
A determination to defeat his own inherent racism led Sergeant
Chris Hurley deep into Aboriginal Australia.
Mallee-rooted poetry and grounded clouds
Without apparent difficulty, Lisa Gorton wrote a book of poetry
simultaneously with a children's novel.
BOOK REVIEWS
Morris in Iceland
Alex Jones' shiny toy of a book folds Morris' trip to Iceland into
the goings-on in bohemian, inner-west Sydney.
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