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Twenty years ago, during the first episode of a mockumentary-style sitcom Kath & Kim aired on national broadcasters, there are many new languages, clothing and suburban folklore to absorb. It was May 2002, and the classic episode was titled Sex . We learned to say Cardonnay and “Look at me”, talk like Prue and Sue and call ourselves sneaky fools, and don’t forget “I have feelings in my waters”, love to dance off the beaten track and guys propose to their girlfriends at Harvey Norman’s Store every where. Written by Melbourne comedians and actors Jane Turner and Gina Riley, who played mother (Kath Day) and daughter (Kim) respectively in the fictional outer suburbs of Fountain Lakes, the show made history for ABC and later for the Seven Network. In just four seasons and a total of 32 episodes (plus telemovies and theatrical films), this show – with influences from the reality TV hit Sylvanian Waters and iconic Australian classics Muriel’s Wedding – managed to attract millio

Ethan Hawke has gone into promo mode for his latest project: the new HBO Max documentary The Last Movie Stars. The acclaimed actor donned a director’s hat to help tell the story of the decades-long romance and partnership between Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. And on Sunday he arrived with his daughter Maya Hawke in his arms for a special screening at the Film Forum, a nonprofit cinema in the Downtown Greenwich Village neighborhood. Family support: Ethan Hawke, 51, arrives for a special screening of his documentary, The Last Movie Stars, holding hands with his daughter Maya Hawke, 24, in New York City Ethan, 51, arrives at the cinema with his daughter Maya Hawke, who is a rising star in the acting field. In a sweet gesture, the couple can be seen holding hands as they walk along the last block or two of the bustling streets. Beaming with pride, the four-time Oscar-nominated actor flashed a big smile as he wore a gray suit and white shirt, which he wore buttonless at the top and

For some children, birthdays are very valuable to celebrate. Jessica Gowers can’t tell you whether her son Riley will make it to the age of 13, 18, or 21. He didn’t think they would see his seventh birthday in March. But, they did. Riley was born with CHARGE syndrome, a complex set of medical problems. Riley with Toy Story cake. ( Provided: Jessica Gowers ) Apart from heart problems, he was deaf, mute, and partially blind. “Riley was born in 2015, we were in the hospital for 11 months. 2016, six months, 2017, six months, 2018, dodging bullets. 2019, four months,” Ms Gowers said. With all the time in the hospital, it’s no wonder Miss Gowers doesn’t have time to bake. Or many other things for that matter. So he called Cake Angels, a team of 2,100 professional decorators across the country who donate incredible custom cakes to children with lifelong or life-limiting conditions. This is not your average banana cake with cream cheese icing. Cakes worth up to $600 The Australian Cake Angel