Why the Wife of Mao’s Last Dancer Had to Walk Away From Ballet
‘Mao’s Last Dancer’ Li Cunxin’s Australian wife was also an accomplished international ballerina but had to give it up for their family.
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Rend Collective’s Chris Llewellyn on Worshipping in a Crisis
Chris says believers have an opportunity to learn something new about worship: that it’s refined in times of trouble, and is our way through the trouble.
The Artist Spotlight With ‘We Are Messengers’
We Are Messengers lead vocalist Darren Mulligan chats about the new album, Power and why their songs are resonating with the broken and marginalised.
Heart and Spirit of Regional Australia Shown in ‘The Dry’ Starring Eric Bana
Since last summer’s bushfires and through the COVID pandemic, the tenacious Australian spirit and our harsh landscapes have carried a new significance to many across our country.
CDB’s Gary Pinto on His Christian Faith and Re-Uniting for Christmas
Brothers Gary and Brad Pinto, family friends Andrew De Silva, Danny Williams and later Jude Nicholas, carved a path for R&B in Australia.
‘Christmas Jars’ Has Inspired People All Over the World To Be Altruistic
Christmas Jars follows cadet journalist Hope Jensen, who finds a jar of money and ends up uncovering an anonymous movement of generosity.
Academy Award Winner Matthew McConaughey Says “Prayer is My Time to Do Inventory”
The Matthew McConaughey you discover in his book reveals him to be an incredibly deep thinker and driven by a very specific set of values.
The Artist Spotlight With Manic Drive
Canadian artists, Manic Drive, made up of brothers Shawn and Michael Cavallo chat about the impact of COVID and their new single, Thank God I’m Alive.
A New Baby and a New EP for Artist Ayiesha Woods
Artist Ayiesha Woods knows the chaos and joy of family all too well, welcoming her fourth baby boy during the pandemic.
The Artist Spotlight With Newsboys
Last year the Newsboys reunited with their former lead singer Peter Furler to form ‘Newsboys United’.