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Rebel Yell. Credit: Supplied. Rebel Yell – real name Grace Stevenson – is bringing the heat to Melbourne Music Week later this month, as she hosts two exercise classes inspired by her music. Each session will see Rebel Yell leading an aerobic workout, soundtracked by her pulsing 11-track album ‘Fall From Grace’. The events will take place on January 30 at The Curtin Hotel and feature both an early and a late class – the latter of which will be followed by a special Rebel Yell DJ set. The innovative series first popped up while Stevenson was in lockdown last year durin...

Hollywood legend Cicely Tyson celebrates 96th birthday By Chris Williams article Cicely Tyson of 'Cherish The Day' speaks onstage during the OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network portion of the Discovery, Inc. TCA Winter Panel 2020 at The Langham Huntington, Pasadena on January 16, 2020 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Amanda Edwards/Gett Expand Cicely Tyson continues to prove that age is nothing but a number as she celebrated her 96th birthday Saturday. The actress has enjoyed decades in the industry earning several honors, nominations and awards including an honorary Academy Award. She’s known f...

11 Worst Films of 2020, From ‘Dolittle’ to ‘Artemis Fowl’ (Photos) Whether streaming or in theaters, these movies reflected the overall awfulness of this terrible yearAlonso Duralde | December 28, 2020 @ 6:06 AM Last Updated: December 28, 2020 @ 6:55 AM 2020 was a disappointing year by pretty much every metric in existence – so why should the movies be an exception? Whether viewed in a theater or in the safety and comfort of home, here are 11 films that left me looking for the exits: 10. “Irresistible”:  During his tenure at “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart spoke...

Albums of the year: How ten Australian artists created their 2020 releases Words by August Billy With our liberties curtailed, our listening choices took on extra weight in 2020. Not only did we turn to music for entertainment and intrigue, but we also wanted it to transport us and provide much-needed company. For musicians, it was an often uncomfortable and disorienting year. Live performance was prohibited and live streams could very easily become an alienating experience – it’s difficult to adapt to playing to an invisible crowd accentuated by flickering thumbs-up and heart emojis. Rel...