When he's not writing third person profile blurbs, Ben O'Shea is working for The West Australian newspaper.
Perth, Australia (Local)
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To the surprise of exactly zero people, the final week of the NFL regular season delivered the same drama we’ve had for the previous 17 weeks.
By: Ben O Shea
SEEDS GROW From a seeding perspective, the NFL Wildcard Weekend went according to plan in the AFC, with the three division winners trumping the three wildcards by an average winning margin of 16 points.
By this time next week, Donald Trump’s second presidency will have officially begun and the world may never be the same again.
The State’s screen production boom is set to continue this year, with The West Australian able to reveal an Aussie version of the hit BBC comedy Ghosts will be shot in WA.
The Spider-Man star’s new film with Florence Pugh is an emotional love story. But We Live In Time is not only a weep-fest, says Garfield. Instead, it “feels like it contains a whole lifetime in two hours”.
In the most enticing game of the season, Josh Allen faces off against Lamar Jackson as the Bills and Ravens do battle.
There’ll be no Detroit fairy tale this NFL season, but the dream is well and truly alive for Buffalo to snare their first ever Super Bowl victory. Ben O’Shea wraps up a big weekend of playoff action.
Daisy Ridley and Albany will be showcased at a legendary American film festival next month, as WA survival thriller We Bury the Dead makes its world premiere at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.
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