Anthony Morris

To recruit and retain top talent in today’s high-stakes and highly competitive landscape, financial institutions must find new, innovative ways to rebrand banking as a “destination workplace” and win back the prestige it deserves.

Fast X, the latest of the Fast and Furious franchise, sputters through a few entertaining action sequences but ultimately falls into cruise control on safe clichés.

Mitch McTaggart returns to examine Australian TV, offering laughs ... even as your jaw hangs open in shock.

It’s back! Cue expensive footwear, flashy outfits, and aerial shots of Sydney Harbour’s fanciest locations.

I feel like I have been historically vague in my most recent articles. This is an art form in its own way. The denial of vulnerability but the refusal to be unseen. Something about the frankness needed for a proper article has always disheartened me, so I usually opt to mince words in the hopes...

The ABC’s dating show with a difference offers a wholesome antidote to most reality shows about the ups and downs of finding love.

Sometimes life hits you with a freight train. Sometimes that freight train has 10 more subsequent freight trains with flaming spikes and a melting portrait of your parents fighting hoisted up like a “Mad Max” action sequence. The first article I ever made for KentWired was “10 songs that saved my life,” and I finished...

Berlin in 1929 is not a city for the faint of heart. World War One was barely a decade ago; Germany’s Weimar Republic is on shaky ground. Those living only for the moment mingle with people who’ll stop at nothing to seize the future. For Inspector Gereon Rath (Volker Bruch), being transferred to the city opens his eyes to a world he never dreamed of. Welcome to . The Roaring 20s is a period burnt into pop culture. Art Deco style, flappers dancing to jazz, men in tuxedos with slick…

Two and a half years ago, the highly influential rap group Injury Reserve piqued my interest for the very first time as I noticed critical acclaim for their latest record, “By the Time I Get to Phoenix.” What first intrigued me as an experimental and unorthodox glitch-rap album further sank its claws in as an...

Adapted from the global bestseller, Stan’s The Tattooist of Auschwitz balances the bleakness with the love.