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Category: Opinion
Wedding music tips from a function centre DJ
What songs are best for tossing the bouquet and garter? What should my bridal waltz be? Here are some tips to help you decide.
Funimation ANZ support is abysmal
Australians are forced, once again, to run through an all-American service utterly blind to what could be. To say it sucks is an understatement.
r/DevilMayCry: a peaceful, diplomatic subreddit you didn’t see coming.
This subreddit sets itself apart by being open to new players, never limiting encouragement to those of a specific grade of skillset or difficulty.
How “Persona 5 Royal”‘s music messed with the game’s charm.
Persona 5 Royal is an expanded re-release of Persona 5. It’s the extra content, the DLC that couldn’t be DLC. The fandom often refers to Royal content as “the third semester”. But if Royal is just an expansion, how can it lack the charm of the original?
Dear Kirsten Beyer
I feel like I’m being slapped in the face, and to stay positive for the franchise, I’m meant to just take it and keep watching. I don’t want to do that anymore.
Star Trek: Picard too slow for you? Don’t worry: Santiago Cabrera has saved the day.
Cristobal Rios (played by Cabrera) was introduced half-way through the episode. Remember how I said I hoped Picard would pick … More
“Rise of Skywalker” proves ensemble films are best when well-established franchise characters stick together.
The overly ambitious nature of The Last Jedi’s attempt to group three near-independent plotlines was only successful in its knotting together at the end. The Rise of Skywalker takes a more basic approach: one plotline at a time, with everyone back together again. And it makes for a significantly more enjoyable experience, because audiences like it when their favourite characters work amicably together.
Victim of the Liberal government: the arts
The arts are under attack again. Government officials are adamant that no change to funding or commitment to the arts will occur. But this is the same group that, according to Richard Watts, “failed to release a detailed arts policy in the lead-up to the 2019 Federal election; nor did they present an arts policy at the two Federal elections prior.” How coincidental these changes seemingly spark only at the end of the year, as students leave their secondary colleges or TAFE ready to head to university or vocational education and join the workforce.
Future of E3 audience interruptions is problematic.
Having the person next to you screaming or cheering in the middle of a conference for no reason can prove to be quite the irritation. Imagine what that will be like three, four years down the line after game studios have awarded the loudest audience members. Quite the disheartening experience for any audience member.