Hey Aussie Whovains!! 👋🐨
I'm producing a Doctor Who themed drag show in Melbourne on Sundsy 6 December.
Hosted by legendary drag king Randy Roy and my alter ego who Barbra Who (she's a Doctor's Wife)
We've got 10 fab local drag artists & Who fans joing us!
Early bird tickets available until Oct 31st
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The UK trailer for Simon Stone’s ‘ELSINORE’ has been released.
Starring Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman.
In cinemas in the UK from January 29.
ELSINORE | Official UK Trailer | STUDIOCANAL
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Always thought Arc of Infinity was an underrated story - been percolating this piece for the last 4 months, glad to finally finish it!
I first watched this movie on a VHS rental from Blockbuster on school holidays with my Nan
The John Wayne version is my preferred option!
The VHS release of Gremlins 2: The New Batch had a brilliant fourth-wall meta gag.
In theatres, halfway through, the “film” seems to melt, the screen goes black, and the Gremlins take over the projection booth. Hulk Hogan (in the audience) rips his shirt off, threatens them, and the movie restarts.
Joe Dante knew that gag wouldn’t work at home, so for the VHS release he filmed an entirely new version: this time, it looks like the Gremlins have gotten inside your VCR, and Hogan is replaced by John Wayne. Which, with modern eyes, looks like AI.
It kinda backfired and caused real confusion (much to Dante's delight). Video rental stores reported some gullible customers returning tapes for refunds, convinced the copy was defective.
Later DVD standard editions restored the theatrical Hogan version, but the John Wayne scene became so beloved it often appears on physical releases as a bonus feature.
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Coming 13th November 2026!
Doctor Who: Timelash
Original Television Soundtrack by Elizabeth Parker and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Silva Screen’s latest soundtrack release is this 1985 Colin Baker story’s distinctive score by Elizabeth Parker
CD: amzn.to/4cSA6JY #Ad
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Don't worry, we're still here — just. It'll still be bumpy for a few more weeks, but we aren't going anywhere.
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The Down Under drag scene is diverse, incredible and special - I will continue to relentlessly celebrate it because it’s what I love. On screen or not, it’s my favourite thing in the world - please support your local drag artists 💙
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Yep, we're in the Wilderness Years for sure
We finally see the face of the Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker villain the Conductor.
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