Rebel Wilson makes her directorial debut with The Deb, a feel‑good Australian musical about a Sydney influencer dumped into her cousin’s rural hometown and the small‑town obsession with a deb ball. But what should you expect — pop‑driven numbers, warm performances from the cast, maybe even a score that sticks in your head.

We review The Deb, a film that’s also been dogged by some behind‑the‑scenes legal drama, and let you know whether this Aussie musical is worth seeing.

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This episode is unashamedly about bubbles — why, you ask? Because we’ve got Dr Hubble, and the man knows more about bubbles than most people have had bubble baths.

On Inside the Bubble for Noel Anderson’s 15 Minutes of Fame, he talks through the tricks of the trade, slips in a little science, and keeps the conversation bubbling along. Dr Hubble is in town for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, spreading joy — and his lifelong obsession with bubbles — one shimmering sphere at a time.

Think you know everything about bubbles? Think again. This episode might just burst your assumptions.

Hosted by Noel Anderson featuring Dr Hubble

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In this episode, we review Melbourne Theatre Company’s West Gate. A 1970s-set drama that balances warm camaraderie, blokey humour and the constant threat of danger beneath the unfinished West Gate Bridge.

With strong ensemble performances and an imposing industrial set, the production captures both the spirit of the workers and the looming tragedy that defined the bridge’s collapse. It is an unmistakably Australian tribute that honours the lives lost.

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