Rabbit Hole Rating: M Distributor: Roadshow Release Date: February 17 Rabbit Hole builds its story around Becca and Howie, a seemingly perfect couple played by Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart. The film is based on the 2006 Broadway play by David Lindsay-Abaire (Robots / Inkheart). Both productions deal with Becca and Howie’s struggle to cope with the death… Continue reading Movie Review: Rabbit Hole
Season of the Witch Rating: MA 15+ Distributor: Roadshow Release Date: February 24 A supernatural thriller targeted at teen and twenties audiences with swords, witches and suspect monks thrown in. Nicholas Cage stars as Behman, a crusader knight who returns to his English homeland to find it suffering in the grip of plague. The church believes witchcraft is… Continue reading Movie Review: Season of the Witch
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The NSW guys from My Kitchen Rules, International Be a Gentleman Day and Two Ships Passing in the Night.
John Dickson and Greg Clarke from the Centre for Public Christianity
Damien is ousted from The Biggest Loser and some very interesting thoughts on whether the show shames people over their weight. Also Paul Colman is back with his trio, PC3.
John Dickson and Greg Clarke from the Centre for Public Christianity
According to the United Nations, nearly 70 per cent of the world’s 1.3 billion poor people are women. Yet women may be the solution to the world’s problems. Arbutus Sider represents Christians for Biblical Equality and is an advocate for women.
A year after his tragic bobsleigh accident at the Vancouver Olympics, Jeremy Rolleston is back in the spotlight, with a book called A Life That Counts. It’s about achieving success, and chasing your dreams.
The former atheist Peter Hitchens, author of The Rage Against God, chats about his beliefs, his famous atheist brother, Christopher Hitchens, and their strained relationship.
Carla Gee Schneider reviews a romantic blog in honour of Valentines Day.
Steve and Christina Stewart have worked all over the world with their international ministry, Impact Nations. Christina even found herself caught up in the Haiti earthquake and credits God with saving her life
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