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4:00 AM | ONE of the greatest mysteries of the past year is how Melancholia got through Oscar season without a single nod.
Preview: The Bombay Royale
17 May 12 | Featuring a cast of characters with the best attributes from Bollywood films, Melbourne group The Bombay Royale is scaling a kitsch revival.
Perfect timing, Laramie
17 May 12 | Today is International Day Against Homophobia, and Red Stitch Actors Theatre’s production The Laramie Project.
See & Do: What's on around town
17 May 12 | Check out the best of what’s happening around town.
Preview: Henry IV Part One
17 May 12 | A MODERN look at the party boy who grew up to be a king.
TV: Island Feast with Peter Kuruvita
17 May 12 | A word of advice: make sure you tune into Island Feast with Peter Kuruvita on a full stomach.
Review: Dark Shadows
17 May 12 | A spell apart would work wonders for film's odd couple, writes Sinead Stubbins.
Review: Silent Souls
17 May 12 | More chiller than thriller, this movie is a window into a rarefied world.
Scene & Heard: Short and very sweet
17 May 12 | The annual Next Wave Festival, which opens on Saturday, is packed with more cutting-edge and contemporary works than ever before.
Preview: Victorian Opera Presents Midnight Son
16 May 12 | A Melbourne murder inspires an opera.
TV: Call Me Fitz
10 May 12 | Jason Priestley would have shocked his young female fans in the early 1990s if he used the profanity-laden fratboy gags he is given licence to do in Call Me Fitz.
10 May 12 | Owning cattle stations the size of Belgium doesn’t make you happy. Just ask the Durack family, who once controlled huge swaths of land in Australia’s north.
10 May 12 | Cooking can be a challenge at the best of times, but if you’re limited in the foods your body can stomach then it’s easy to stick with a limited, foolproof repertoire.
Review: Safe, with Jason Statham
10 May 12 | Triads, Russians, and car chases leave little room for script.
Preview: The Wrong Book iPad launch
10 May 12 | Children's author and illustrator Nick Bland’s beloved The Wrong Book has been brought spectacularly to life by some South Melbourne-based animation whizz kids.
Preview: Will You Take This Woman?
10 May 12 | A disturbing experience became the inspiration behind Hannah Day’s debut one-woman cabaret show, Will You Take This Woman? which opens at the Butterfly Club next week.
10 May 12 | Matthew Benetti has seen his Human Rights Arts and Film Festival grow to become one of the most well-regarded and thought-provoking national arts festivals in Australia.
He bought a zoo
08 May 12 | Alison Barclay meets the Melbourne-born man behind hit movie We Bought A Zoo.
Emily Blunt talks to City Weekly
03 May 12 | Stephen A Russell chats to film star Emily Blunt in Melbourne about her latest role in The Five Year Engagement.  | Review: The Five Year Engagement
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