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  • 3 days ago | concreteplayground.com | Sarah Ward

    If you've had the words "bring on the Deadpool and Rob McElhеnney" stuck in your head since 2022, or "we've got Mullin, super Paul Mullin" instead — or as well — then you're either a fan of Welcome to Wrexham or Wrexham AFC, or both. It was back in 2020 that It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Mythic Quest's McElhenney bought the Welsh football club with Deadpool & Wolverine's Ryan Reynolds. Two years later, a documentary series about that huge move dropped its first season on Disney+.

  • 3 days ago | concreteplayground.com | Sarah Ward

    This is a blast: before its second season even arrives, Fallout has already been renewed for a third. Prime Video has announced not only that the hit video game-to-television adaptation will return in December 2025, but that more is on the way after that. That's what happens when a series becomes one of the platform's top-three most-watched shows ever, notching up more than 100-million viewers globally.

  • 3 days ago | concreteplayground.com | Sarah Ward

    Some plans to give Brisbane a makeover take time. Queen's Wharf might be open now after launching in the second half of 2024, for instance; however, it was around a decade in the making. Another part of town that's been talked about for just as long: Bulimba Barracks. This 20-hectare riverside stretch in the city's inner east has its own master plan, but it's become one of those "I'll believe it when I see it" concepts for locals.

  • 3 days ago | concreteplayground.com | Sarah Ward

    New experiences, new challenges, new collaborations: for people and organisations alike, no one should ever stop notching up firsts. In 2024, for instance, Bangarra Dance Theatre unveiled its first-ever mainstage cross-cultural collaboration after more than three decades of existence, with Horizon adding tales from across Oceania to the iconic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts company's remit.

  • 4 days ago | concreteplayground.com | Sarah Ward

    This could be love: a classic 80s film that's been adored for decades, a new date with the big screen, and a live band and singers bringing its soundtrack to life as you watch. Dirty Dancing in Concert isn't new to Australia, but it keeps returning to tour the country because the movie at its centre is one that audiences can't get enough of. If you're a fan, you'll know which phrase fits: ideally, you'll have the time of your film-watching life.

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