
Laura Brodnik
Writer and overlooked middle child. Entertainment Editor @Mamamia
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1 week ago |
mamamia.com.au | Laura Brodnik
Strife is back for season two with new additions to the cast, and a series of new plot twists for Evelyn Jones, played by Asher Keddie. Inspired by Mia Freedman's memoir Work, Strife, Balance, written and adapted for screen by Australian screenwriter Sarah Scheller and produced by Made Up Stories (Big Little Lies, Nine Perfect Strangers), the series is set in the early days of publishing and digital media.
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2 weeks ago |
mamamia.com.au | Laura Brodnik
The White Lotus seasons are known for their extensive ensemble of actors portraying wildly memorable characters, so it can sometimes be difficult for every story arc to evenly capture the audience's attention. Which is why, going into season three, Leslie was nervous that her complicated friendship storyline with Carrie Coon (Laurie) and Michelle Monaghan (Jaclyn) would be overshadowed by some of the more dramatic moments playing out across the show.
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4 weeks ago |
mamamia.com.au | Laura Head |Laura Brodnik
The Last Anniversary is a sublime new piece of Australian television, but the opening scenes themselves could stand alone as a perfectly crafted short film.
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1 month ago |
mamamia.com.au | Laura Head |Laura Brodnik
Some fans might be distressed by this character switch-up, but Andrew Burnap's Jonathan is a welcome addition to this film. His theatre background plays perfectly in this heightened world, and his storyline adds extra stakes to the fairy tale. He is also perfectly paired with Zegler, and this is the first time I've seen real chemistry between the love interests of a classic live action Disney movie. Where the film really falls down, unfortunately, is with Gal Gadot's Evil Queen.
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1 month ago |
mamamia.com.au | Laura Head |Laura Brodnik
The Vogue video is titled 'Gigi Hadid Can't Stop the Beat' which is a play on Hairpray's most popular song, 'You Can't Stop the Beat', and the song that Gigi lipsyncs to in the video. The clip itself is stunning — a visual feast of '60s fashion and eye-catching sets, everything about it designed to appeal to fans of fashion and musical theatre alike. Yet as I watched the video play out, I couldn't quite believe what I was seeing.
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