Fridae

Pop aficionados among you will immediately spot the sample of The Vengaboys' 1998 global smash "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom" in the chorus of Rye Rye's much-anticipated new single.

An edgier, more adult Avatar, but rarely delivers it with wonder.

The open-ended A Separation raises enough questions to keep you in deep thought for a week.

The Lorax is an earnest but heavy handed enviro-toon hampered by a flawed script.

Act of Valor is a slick, well-produced action film for military fans.

The Devil Inside is enjoyable because of, not in spite of its flaws.

Melbourne-based duo Kids At Midnight like to describe their music as "a bit dorky cute" which is a pretty good description for the group's effervescent, sweetly-tinged synth-pop that is filled melancholoy.

Listen for example to his fantastic prog-pop tune "Won't Go" that samples the vocal hook of Adele's "He Won't Go" that blends seamlessly with Dante's forward production stylings.

With nothing but the best intentions, Angelina Jolie takes her audience to hell and back.

If there is truth in advertising, this film would be called sage instead of LOL.