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Lecture by Prof. Vrasidas Karalis: Mikis Theodorakis & the Nature of Greek Music

Thursday 10 March, at 7.00pm, as part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars offered by the Greek Community of Melbourne

March 1, 2022

Hellenic Community of Melbourne theater group presents the play “Alone” (photo)

The first presentation will take place on Saturday, February 26 at 20:15 at the Fairfield Amphitheater

Fabulous VI at a frantic party with songs of the 80’s and 90’s

Saturday, February 12, at the "HolyWood Stage", in Agios Dimitrios, Athens

“Bored” security guard draws eyes on a million-dollar painting

The guard drew two pairs of eyes with a ballpoint pen on a painting called Three Figures by Anna Leporskaya

Hollywood returns to Thessaloniki: Aaron Eckhart & Nina Dobrev to start shooting “The Bricklayer” (photos)

Up to 18 international films were shot in Greece in 2021 confirming the industry's demand for the country's endless variety of stunning landscapes & monuments

February 8, 2022

How Elijah Wood went the extra mile to become Frodo in “Lord of the Rings”

Although Wood hadn’t read that book, he had read The Hobbit, so was familiar, in part, with the world of Middle-earth

January 30, 2022

Peter Robbins, voice of Charlie Brown, dies by suicide

He began acting in 1963 and was the first to play the Charles M. Schulz-created character of Charlie Brown

January 27, 2022

Chinese streaming service changes the end of “Fight Club” so the Police win

The new Chinese version treats the movie’s "Project Mayhem" undertaking as a thwarted and misguided attempt at criminality

January 26, 2022

Five ways George Orwell’s “1984” predicted modern day society

The writer, who died on this day in January 1950 in London, was most famous for two novels which explored totalitarian politics: 1984 and Animal Farm

January 25, 2022

Meat Loaf: American legendary rocker dies at 74

"From his heart to your souls…don't ever stop rocking!"

January 21, 2022

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Lecture by Prof. Vrasidas Karalis: Mikis Theodorakis & the Nature of Greek Music

Thursday 10 March, at 7.00pm, as part of the Greek History and Culture Seminars offered by the Greek Community of Melbourne

Hellenic Community of Melbourne theater group presents the play “Alone” (photo)

The first presentation will take place on Saturday, February 26 at 20:15 at the Fairfield Amphitheater

Fabulous VI at a frantic party with songs of the 80’s and 90’s

Saturday, February 12, at the "HolyWood Stage", in Agios Dimitrios, Athens

“Bored” security guard draws eyes on a million-dollar painting

The guard drew two pairs of eyes with a ballpoint pen on a painting called Three Figures by Anna Leporskaya

Hollywood returns to Thessaloniki: Aaron Eckhart & Nina Dobrev to start shooting “The Bricklayer” (photos)

Up to 18 international films were shot in Greece in 2021 confirming the industry's demand for the country's endless variety of stunning landscapes & monuments

How Elijah Wood went the extra mile to become Frodo in “Lord of the Rings”

Although Wood hadn’t read **that** book, he had read The Hobbit, so was familiar, in part, with the world of Middle-earth

Peter Robbins, voice of Charlie Brown, dies by suicide

He began acting in 1963 and was the first to play the Charles M. Schulz-created character of Charlie Brown

Chinese streaming service changes the end of “Fight Club” so the Police win

The new Chinese version treats the movie’s "Project Mayhem" undertaking as a thwarted and misguided attempt at criminality

Five ways George Orwell’s “1984” predicted modern day society

The writer, who died on this day in January 1950 in London, was most famous for two novels which explored totalitarian politics: 1984 and Animal Farm

Meat Loaf: American legendary rocker dies at 74

"From his heart to your souls…don't ever stop rocking!"

Although Wood hadn’t read that book, he had read The Hobbit, so was familiar, in part, with the world of Middle-earth