First came love, then came marriage, then came Bella with a baby carriage, or so the old nursery rhyme goes, rewritten of course for final book in Stephanie Meyers vampire quartet.

Hearts flutter as the door opens. In she walks, in her white tulle haze, towards the dewy-eyed groom waiting for her at the other end. But let me break this to you now – if you're after some wedding wonderment, Rachel Getting Married isn't the movie to see.

A couple of shark attacks in recent weeks, in Sydney Harbour and at Bondi Beach have left me feeling a tad nervous - about more than meeting an underwater predator.

It is dangerous to shoot sacred cows. We all get upset, irrationally and emotionally when something we hold as precious is attacked.

The most celebrated graphic novel (comic-book mini-series) of all time has now been brought to the screen and fans have no reason to be disappointed with the translation.

Tomorrow, what may prove to be a significant event for Sydney Anglicans begins in Seattle, USA.

This week the crusade to clean up the internet reached a head. For months the Canberra-based Australian Christian Lobby (ACL) has been battling a rear-guard action to keep the Rudd Government's promise of an anti-hardcore-porn net filter trial on track.

Eclipse is the longest, and possibly the most difficult to read of all of the Twilight series, being a 628 page analysis of Bellas torturous advance to her wedding day "“ but then that might just be a boy speaking.