FictionReviewDark dreams, simmering tensions, chilling violence … this South Korean novel is a feastYeong-hye is, in her husband’s opening words, “completely unremarkable in every way”. She is a reasonably diligent homemaker, a reasonably attentive spouse, not deeply unhappy and driven by no great passions. Her husband, Mr Cheong, is a mediocre employee, not greatly ambitious, mildly unenthused by his life but not dramatically so. Time ticks by, and the two of them get on with living their ordinary lives; but their ordinariness, it turns out, is more fragile than they realise.
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Damian Romeo, who plays the resident high school jerk on 'Ginny & Georgia' is nothing like his character and actually spends his free time performing for children. Published on January 7, 2023 3 min read Damian Romeo may play resident sarcastic jerk Matt Press in Netflix‘s Ginny & Georgia, but what fans may not realize is the actor is nothing like his character and spends his free time playing a superhero at local children’s hospitals and events.
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An elderly pianist with limited use of her legs has wowed nurses in Royal Melbourne Hospital with her talent on a keyboard.
Natalie Trayling has been a popular busker on Melbourne's streets for more than 20 years.
The 85-year-old is often seen playing incredible classical renditions of famous pieces on various pianos around the city or on her keyboard on the street for pedestrians.
Ms Trayling loves performing for strangers and views music as a way to express herself, opting to showcase her talent on the streets instead of in concert halls and ticketed events.