Features Features Steve Hackett of Genesis sees all music as a shot in the dark Interview with Steve Hackett, solo musician and guitarist of Genesis, discussing his album The Night Siren and his upcoming Genesis Revisited tour.
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Features Features Big Thief hold nothing back on their new record, Capacity Buck Meek is trying to tell the truth. There’s a pause, the line crackles, and then he tries again.
Features Features This week’s new movies aren’t all despicable (but one of them definitely is) Get the full complete list of movies that are heading to the cinema this week right here on The Brag.
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Features Features This week’s new movies are competing with Sydney Film Festival Welcome to The BRAG’s weekly rundown of what’s hot in the coming seven days of cinematic releases.
Features Features The Mummy fails to resurrect a lifeless franchise If The Mummy is any indicator of what that franchise promises, it may be best to simply cancel the whole endeavour outright.
Food & Drink Food & Drink Who put the ‘celebrity’ in celebrity chef? A brief history of famous cooks These figures have an almost cultish following around them; a kind of aura that attracts fine diners and gustatory philistines alike. But why?
More More How can major companies #sharesomegood and support the queer community? I’ve always been wary of large companies’ hollow support for queer issues.
Features Features A great filmmaker emerges from Manus Island with Chauka, Please Tell Us The Time Behrouz Boochani’s story is not unusual – and that’s precisely what makes it so tragic.
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