Zach Margolius

1 week ago | perthnow.com.au | Zach Margolius

Remember Moshi Monsters? If the answer’s yes, you were probably born in the late 90’s or noughties and grew up in front of the computer. The viral video game — which was conceived in 2007 — is leaning on the sentiment of nostalgic players in its bid to return via fan-funded Kickstarter in 2027 to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Shut down in 2019 due to the discontinuation of Adobe Flash, the game’s global fanbase had grown to more than 100 million.

1 week ago | thewest.com.au | Zach Margolius

Muhammad Ali once famously said he floated like a butterfly and Harry Garside will be hoping his feet do the same. The boxer is moving from the ring to the dance floor in the new season of Dancing With The Stars in what he’s hoping will be a knockout performance. He’s previously worn dresses and miniskirts on red carpets and has taken up ballet, so, like his fast-moving hands, the 27-year-old Olympic bronze medal winner’s next move is often impossible to see coming.

2 weeks ago | perthnow.com.au | Zach Margolius

Long-time The Project panellist Carrie Bickmore has penned a touching tribute to her time on the show following the announcement it would be axed later this month. Launching in 2009 as The 7pm Project, Bickmore reflected on her 14 years at the desk as she clipped up her favourite memories to share with fans. “I’ve been on a trip down memory lane these last few days after the sad news about The Project ending after 16 years,” she captioned the post.

2 weeks ago | perthnow.com.au | Zach Margolius

Let’s be real — if your list of must-haves for a potential date includes “trust fund”, “6’5” and “blue eyes”, you’re simply not looking for the one. And that’s ok. But as the modern dating world continues to evolve, most singles want to know if they’re compatible with someone far beyond their physical traits. Online dating platform Hinge has just dropped ten new conversation prompts to help singles break the cycle of superficial chats that lead to nowhere.

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Zach Margolius

Fans of Mickey Mouse don’t have to travel to Disneyland to see their favourite characters spring to life. RAC Arena is playing host to Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero and features stories told and performed by expertly trained skaters who grew up watching them on screen. Performer Terese Falker, 24, began skating when she was five or six, and was later drawn into the world of Disney by a character she saw in herself.