Written by BAFTA award winning writer Peter Moffat, Silk is a TV series about a bevvy of junior barristers working in ‘chambers’ at London where they are attempting to “take silk” and become a Queen’s Counsel. Then, and only then will they be allowed to wear the robes, made of coloured silk, that go with the position

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The art of the Impressionists became popular because people from all walks of life, nationalities and cultures understood that its message was all about celebrating life

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At last Kate Beckett seals the deal with Ric Castle at the end of the Season 4 finale episode “Always”, by revealing her feelings and rushing into his arms.

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Missing is a new ten part drama television series starring Ashley Judd as Becca Winstone, who is on a quest to find her son. Has he been kidnapped? If so, Why?

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Many critically acclaimed movies are often only shown in city based independent and art-house cinemas all over Australia. This May adult ‘Gold Class’ audiences in suburban Event Cinemas, will be able to enjoy a complimentary first glass of wine as they view a superb selection of 1st release boutique movies. Event Cinemas, General Manager Jane Hastings [...]

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To play the role of Castor, in The Pinchgut Opera’s 2012 presentation of Castor and Pollux, a very high tenor voice (haut-contre) is required. They have recently cast American Jeffrey Thomson, who has been based in Paris for the past few years.

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I think we all love the Academy Awards, in fact I love award ceremonies! I am always desperate to see who will make best dressed or has the biggest shocker! This week I am sharing my ‘Top Ten’ favourite Oscar Dresses. It was incredibly hard to cull my list, but I hope you will agree [...]

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The Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) has inherited a fabulous legacy of music to perform in its established repertoire including stylish adventures in sound

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The courtly love song sung by a languishing lover to his lovely lady proclaimed that although their love was a secret, because convention required it to be, he was content to let her know she was the sole mistress of his heart.

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The trio of Mapstone, Shenzo & Shrestha are going on an exciting exploration of exotic and sublime sounds from Nepal, India & Spain, sounds that stir the soul

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Art Deco was about integrating contemporary living with art, and turning life into art, against those consciously working for the undoing of art and its purpose was enjoyment.

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The Royal Collection website involves hours of browsing and also offers goodies from Her Majesty’s (HM) shop online. I have recently discovered this – ooh aah.

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Vengeance is mine saith the Lord. That’s not how the head of the Borgia family Pope Alexander VI aka Rodrigo Borgia (Jeremy Irons) sees it – ‘Vengeance is ours’

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In his final year at the helm of the Queensland Ballet Francois Klaus has lost none of his passion or the commitment he is renowned for in imagining Wonderland.

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The exhibition Monet’s Garden in The New York Botanical Garden from May 19 to October 21 2012 is sure to be a treat for all seasons, ravishing the senses and providing a fabulous feast for the soul.

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A great voice like Sara Macliver, together with a thriving ensemble like The Camerata of St John’s at Brisbane led by talented violinist Brendan Joyce, should be a dynamic combination.

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