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Did we hear the wedding bells for teacher Tehlia and tiler Alex? Both say they can introduce their families to each other. Alex, 29, says: I got into Mt Lawley a bit early simply because it was difficult to find a parking space for my car. It’s a LandCruiser, like my baby. So I’m actually half an hour early. I went to Bar Rogue, just sat down and ordered a drink and waited for it. I was facing the door, so everyone who walked in, I wondered if it was him. When she comes in, she’s hot, so I’m happy. We introduce ourselves. He is easygoing, easy to talk to. Some people don’t, but he makes a good conversation. Camera Icon Thought her date was ‘hot’: Alex. Credit: John Koh / Western Australia When he first said he was Italian and Macedonian, it was pretty cool because my parents are Italian. So we both have European backgrounds, so he understands family dynamics. He’s got what I call old school moral wog. He is close to his family. When I sometimes take people home to meet fam

Netflix Streaming vs. debate cinema is being weighed by filmmaker Joe Russo today, and there’s already been a lot of backlash going online in regards to what was said. Joe and brother Anthony Russo have played two sides of the coin – the pair are best known for directing some of the biggest cinema releases ever with the two “Avengers” films and the two most recent “Captain America” films. They’ve also been a huge hit at streaming, producing Chris Hemsworth’s Netflix-led hit “Extraction” while their big-budget “The Gray Man” starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans is out in theaters today and on Netflix next week. Speaking with THR, Joe Russo said Hollywood is facing a ‘culture war in terms of how films are made and released: “We are in a crisis right now because everyone is at war with each other. Sad to see it, as a man who grew up loving movies. One thing to keep in mind too, is the elitist idea of ​​being able to go to the theater. It’s very expensive. So, this created id