Reviews

Impeccably acted, incredibly written and intricately plotted – if only everything on television was this good. The multiple Emmy-winning ‘Damages’ is back for its third – and possibly final – season, and things couldn’t be better.

Hot on the heels of Network Ten’s hugely successful cooking sensation ‘MasterChef Australia’ comes Seven’s ‘My Kitchen Rules’. How does it compare?

A real flashback to The WB’s good old days, ‘Life Unexpected’ is a funny and heart warming dramedy the entire family can enjoy.

Has the wait been worth it? Is the future here? Has James Cameron revolutionised cinema as we know it? The verdict is now in…

Leap forward five years into the future on Wisteria Lane with ‘Desperate Housewives: The Red Hot Edition-the Complete Fifth Season’

With four months under its belt, ‘The 7PM Project’ is still trying to find its feet, two good anchors present the show but the positives end there.

Damien Leith returns to the music scene with a powerfully diverse and complex album – with sounds that U2 fans may find familiar.

‘Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion Season Four’ is a must have for all fans of the hit SciFi series, giving readers a detailed overview of the thrilling final season.

It is hard to fathom the mass rabid hysteria that the Twilight franchise incites in its fans. So for those who have yet to be blinded by the dreamy awesomness of these films, here comes your less fanatical-more grounded eye on what’s going on here.

‘Bones: The Forensic Files’ gives fans an unique insight into the third and fourth season of the hit crime drama by providing an array of images and interviews with the cast and crew.

Thanks to its amazing cast and healthy balance of drama and comedy, ‘Brother and Sisters’ continues to prove itself as a solid first rate television series.

Guy Sebastian seems to have really found a sound that works with “Like It Like That”. An album clearly inspired by his previous motown education on “The Memphis Album”.

‘Dirty Sexy Money’ is probably worth a look for fans of juicy mind-bending soap opera.

It’s time to go right back to the start. Space opera becomes family drama in ‘Caprica’, where we finally see the lives of two families whose actions will inevitably set in motion the cylon rebellion that chronicled ‘Battlestar Galactica’.

Richard Kelly returns to form with ‘The Box’, a truly mind-bending thriller with sci-fi spatterings that will test the average viewer.

These up and coming rockers from Sydney are destined to take the Australian music scene by storm with their punchy pop rock single “Pornstar”.