The Oodie – Product Review
If you’ve ever been curious about getting a hooded blanket, look no further than The Oodie! This…
Author: Stephanie Chin
So Not Worth It – TV Series Review
So Not Worth is Netflix’s first Korean sitcom, revolving around a group of students with different multicultural…
Boyfriend Dungeon (Nintendo Switch) – Gaming Review
Kitfox Games’ Boyfriend Dungeon is a dungeon crawler dating-sim, where you can date your weapons. While it…
Cooking With Paris – TV Series Review
I must confess, I can’t cook. But I love cooking shows and find them extremely entertaining and…
BLACKPINK: The Movie – Film Review
Even if you don’t listen to K-Pop, you know who BLACKPINK are. Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé and Lisa…
The Suicide Squad – Film Review
Did you like Suicide Squad back in 2016? Honestly, back then, the only good things about that…
Jungle Cruise – Film Review
Walt Disney initially envisioned the Jungle Cruise Disneyland ride to help expose patrons to sights and sounds…
Gunpowder Milkshake – Film Review
What do you get when you mix Karen Gillan, Lena Headey, Carla Gugino, Michelle Yeoh and Angela…
Frozen (Musical) – Theatre Review
It’s hard to believe that Disney’s Frozen phenomenon started 8 years ago. Since then, we’ve had two…
Space Jam: A New Legacy – Film Review
I love Space Jam. I remember curling up on the cinema chair as a kid and watching…
Magic Mike Live (Melbourne) – Theatre Review
When did you last have such a fun time, your face hurt from smiling and laughing so…
SentiMENTAL – Theatre Review
The definition of nostalgia is to have ‘a sentimental longing or wistful affection for a period in…
Thomas Currie is BASICALLY NOCTURNAL – Theatre Review
BASICALLY NOCTURNAL is actor, singer and producer Thomas Currie’s new show at Prahran’s Chapel Off Chapel, as…
Scarlet Nexus (Playstation 5) – Gaming Review
I would be lying if I told you I wasn’t a little intimidated by Bandai Namco’s Scarlet…
In The Heights – Film Review
I remember back in 2015, seeing the Australian premiere production of the Tony Award winning musical at…
ACMI: Disney: The Magic of Animation – Exhibition Review
Disney: The Magic of Animation is a wonderful visual journey that not only takes you through Disney’s…
A Quiet Place II – Film Review
I remember when I went to see A Quiet Place back in 2018, hesitantly and reluctantly, as…
Opera Australia: Ernani – Theatre Review
Unlike the other operas I have seen thus far, I had no prior knowledge of Ernani. So,…
Opera Australia: Aida – Theatre Review
Aida. A power struggle story both romantically and politically. Opera Australia’s latest production of Giuseppe Verdi’s masterpiece…
FANGIRLS – Theatre Review
I am a ‘fan girl’. When watching Yve Blake’s original Australian musical FANGIRLS, I was incredibly triggered….
Mank – Film Review
It’s easy to admit that I am not the targeted audience for Mank. I have never seen…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Berlin – Theatre Review
Charlotte is an independent German woman who works at a secret bar under a bridge. Tom is…
The United States Vs. Billie Holiday – Film Review
I’m going to cut to the chase – Prior to seeing The United States Vs. Billie Holiday,…
Godzilla vs. Kong – Film Review
Whether you are Team Godzilla or Team Kong, Godzilla vs. Kong has a battle of epic proportions….
Tom & Jerry: The Movie – Film Review
For 81 years of being in the spotlight (since 1940), Tom and Jerry sure look good for…
Zack Snyder’s Justice League – Film Review
Four years ago, Justice League was released, but not in the way that original director Zack Snyder…
ROSÉ: -R- – K-Pop Single Review
It feels like it was just yesterday that BLINKS campaigned for more BLACKPINK content including a solo…
Raya and the Last Dragon – Film Review
Raya and the Last Dragon is Walt Disney Animation Studios’ first original film since 2016’s Moana. As…
Summerland – Film Review
World War II period drama and romance film Summerland, written and directed by British playwright Jessica Swale…
Monster Hunter – Film Review
Based on the gaming global phenomenon, director Paul W. S. Anderson has adapted another video game franchise…
Radioactive – Film Review
Radioactive is a visual love letter to the life and legend of female scientist Marie Curie. It…
Kingswood at The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, November 27, 2020 – Live Review
It has been 259 days since there was live music in Melbourne. Back on Friday the 13th…
Made in Italy – Film Review
Life is full of curve balls. In Made in Italy, written and directed by James D’Arcy, Jack…
Bruce Springsteen: Letter To You – Album Review
Bruce Springsteen has the ability to shoot straight through the airwaves and into your heart. Perhaps born…
Perfume: Time Warp – J-Pop Single Review
Perfume have been pushing the boundaries for 20 years. In an industry that is obsessed with age,…
BLACKPINK: THE ALBUM – K-Pop Album Review
Let’s be honest, it shouldn’t take 4 years for a K-Pop group to release a first album….
Everglow: -77.82X-78.29 – K-Pop Album Review
In the beginning, I was curious about 6-member K-Pop girl group Everglow. But soon after, I became…
CLC: HELICOPTER – K-Pop Single Review
Formed in 2015, there is no denying that 7-member K-Pop girl group CLC have paid their dues….
Jackson Wang & Galantis: Pretty Please – Single Review
If you let him have his creative freedom, K-Pop GOT7 member Jackson Wang is full of diverse…
Kingdom – TV Series Review
I have a confession to make. You may have noticed that I do not really review the…
Katy Perry: Smile – Album Review
When I first I heard about Katy Perry’s decision to make a fifth studio album with some…
BLACKPINK & Selena Gomez: Ice Cream – K-Pop Single Review
BLACKPINK and Selena Gomez have come out with their latest single together, ‘Ice Cream’. And while I…
BTS: Dynamite – K-Pop Single Review
K-Pop big guns BTS are back and are the latest to release a full English single with…
ONEUS: LIVED – K-Pop Album Review
Admittedly, I hadn’t heard of ONEUS until MNET’s idol competition ‘Road to Kingdom’. Although they didn’t win,…
(G)I-DLE: DUMDi DUMDi – K-Pop Single Review
Admittedly during lockdown, only one K-Pop girl group has been really been able lift my spirits, (G)I-DLE….
J.Y. Park and Sunmi: When We Disco – K-Pop Single Review
I am a sucker for anything retro, so when J.Y. Park ‘The Asiansoul’ (founder of JYP Entertainment)…
ATEEZ: ZERO : FEVER Part.1 – K-Pop Album Review
A year ago, I attended ATEEZ’s Melbourne leg of ‘THE EXPEDITION TOUR IN AUSTRALIA’ and I was…
Quinn XCII: A Letter To My Younger Self – Album Review
It is not often that when you listen to a music artist, you feel like you’re diving…
Hamilton – Film Review
I remember being obsessed with Hamilton long before the cultural phenomenon won the Tony Award for Best…
Batman and Me – Film Review
As a collector and superhero fan, Batman and Me made me very angry. Not necessarily with the…