Tuesday, July 17, 2018

Features

Latest history lesson for Star Wars fans

Tim Mayne -
For those of us who like to get lost in the Star Wars universe, the latest mini-chapter has just been released: Solo, A Star Wars story and it won’t disappoint hard-core Star Wars fans.In short, we are introduced to...

Oscar awards time again

Juanita Shepherd -
Award season has swept through the entertainment section in the news for the past few weeks but the mother of all awards the Oscars will air on March 4.Anticipation was building especially with the announcement of the nominees earlier...

Brit comedy hits the right notes

Juanita Shepherd -
Only the British can write a show about a man who has chlamydia and who is tracking down his ex partners and yet make it endearing, funny and surprisingly gut wrenching.Originally called Scrotal the name was changed to Lovesick.The...

Remake is fun

Juanita Shepherd -
As a 90s kid I was a little apprehensive about watching the rebooted version of Jumanji as I could not fathom anyone replacing the...

Creepy clown ready to scare on DVD

Tim Mayne -
Horror movie fans that missed the 2017 remake of Stephen King’s IT at the cinema can now see the movie on DVD and fans...

Everyone’s favourite bear is back to delight

Juanita Shepherd -
One of our favourite bears Paddington has settled in with the Brown family in England’s Windsor Gardens where he has become a well-known member...

Cheesy wings a delight

A holiday whodunit

Just what you need for holiday season

Witherspoon at it again

All the trappings of a holiday hit

A rose amongst the thorns

Chemistry strong in the land of DC

Fans rejoice at Thor

Elton keeps it local with new film

Snow killer a thriller

Legends are back

Will Lucifer reveal all?

Film turns out not to be everything

Keaton film is an action packed ride

Artistic tale tries too hard

Camelot with a cockney twist

Romantic drama is sure to shock

Dench reprises her beloved royal role

A gifted performance

Sally Hawkins shines in drama

Towering tale is terrific

Arnie’s back in 3D

Enchanting love story

Romance tackles issues

Terrifying doll is back

The beast returns

Poignant teen movie is filled with emotion

Haunting war epic hits home

Simple plot, basic idea

Perfect Spidey pace

A thought-provoking tale

A powerhouse performance

Amazon princess tears up the screen

Rehash with charm

More than a drama

See Sam Worthington’s new movie

Nighy steals the finest role

Films still fast and furious

in it for the laughs

A few more of the lesser men in hilarious movie sequel

Cheesy shades on the screen

McConaughey’s gold

Washington off target

X-tremely fast and furious

A united love story

Children’s book comes to life

Brace for impact!

Magical Moana

Something to sing about

Reflections of war

Rowling casts another spell

A welcome invasion

Leather clad legend back for an encore

Rat pack from Vegas is back

Midland in front

Cheeky rollick with Billy

Top sounds of pipes and drums

War Dogs: Ridiculous if it wasn’t true

Bringing hope to the community

Sausage Party’s a good laugh

Win a copy of Brian Cox’s book

Driven by compassion

Expect adventures aplenty in the new Toyota Fortuner SUV

Win: The Bart Cummings Story

Marred by flaws and clichés

Win a DVD

Bourne rises again

Lots of death and destruction for Star Trek fans

Italian charmers to rock Perth with opera

No shortage of laughs in Ghostbusters

From coffee to curry a winning blend

New Man of Steel at Supanova

Talk vampires with Drusilla at Supanova

Facinelli: ‘A little bit of fun for everyone’

Brian Krause has been sober for a year. He will be in Perth for Supanova next month.

Charmed star faces own demons

Member for Armadale Tony Buti, Liberal Member for East Metropolitan Region Alyssa Hayden, angelhands founder Ann O’Neill, Labor Member for East Metropolitan Region Alana Clohesy and Member for Darling Range Tony Simpson launch Friends of angelhands at Parliament House. Photograph — Robyn Molloy.

Angelhands needs more support

Aldi cheaper but offers less brand choice

Palliative care nurse Shona Fowler is a finalist in the WA Nursing and Excellence Awards. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

‘An honour to work with the dying’

Win a copy of Our Brand Is Crisis

Renal nurse practicioner Casey Light carried out pilot studies into the hepatitis revaccination program to find improvements for haemodialysis patients. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Improving life for patients a priority for Casey

Celtic Thunder’s new Legacy CD

Win tickets to Celtic Thunder

Original band member and former Glee star Damian McGinty (second from right) will join Celtic Thunder’s Keith Harkin, Ryan Kelly, Emmet Cahill and Neil Byrne.

McGinty joins Celtic Thunder tour

Arielle Gray and Harriet Gordon-Anderson. Photograph — Robert Frith.

Australian classic continues to haunt

Win a copy of Deutschland 83

Clinical midwife Belle Sexton is a finalist in the WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards with winners announced in May. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Mums-to-be get STAR antenatal care

Energy on the floor

Megan sets the dance floor on fire

Win a DVD

Researcher makes a difference

Sun Record All-Stars have the swagger

Dr Milenko Kovac in the trauma clinic. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

No bones about fracture treatment

Principal social worker for the Armadale health service Ivy Vukovich says even making a small difference to domestic violence victims is rewarding for social workers. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

No simple way out of violent darkness

Australian Test cricketers Josh Hazlewood, David Warner and Nathan Lyon rib each other during a Q&A at the WACA. Photograph — Robyn Molloy.

Young fans warm to cricket elite

Freemasons let down their guards to attract more members

Flying acts leave you awestruck

Examiner editor Robyn Molloy’s story about Senior Constable Joseph Gonzalez’ career was one of three to make her a finalist in the WA Media Awards on Saturday.

Examiner makes top 3

Maree Lemme and nephew Vincent Wilson made up the third and fourth generation of cheese makers at Borrello Cheese in Oakford. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Cheese to please

Hitomi Ogaya with 10-day old son Leon Ng and clinical nurse Leanne Howell. Leon was born five weeks early, weighing in at 2050 grams and was 40 grams heavier 10 days later. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Early newborns handled with care

Cedric Hohrmann from Armadale talks crime with Labor candidate for Canning Matt Keogh and deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek in the Jull Street mall. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Keogh talks Kelmscott

Hastie, Bishop on the campaign trail

Go West head west

Totem a show of incredible athleticism

Recognition for bushfire work

‘Dad was always there for us’

Right amount of chill and thrill

Bridging the cultural gap for mums-to-be

Evoking audience is pinnacle for Waters

Senior Constable Joseph Gonzalez’ career has gone down many paths from martial arts instructor to dancer to police officer. Photographs — Matt Devlin.

From dancing to the beat

Denver Prince in the ICU ward. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

‘We look after the sickest of the sick’

Damon Barrett is living out his dream to help the community by becoming a volunteer firefighter. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

A calling he can’t hear

© Examiner Newspapers 2018