Weekend Entertainment Highlights: Scarpetta, Bad//Dreems, and More

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Arabic version: أبرز فعاليات الترفيه في عطلة نهاية الأسبوع: سكاربيتا، باد//دريمس، والمزيد

Nicole Kidman stars in “Scarpetta,” now streaming on Prime Video. This series marks the first adaptation of Patricia Cornwall’s crime novels, which have sold more than 100 million copies worldwide. Kidman portrays Kay Scarpetta, a medical examiner solving a series of grisly murders. The show explores her complex relationships with her FBI agent husband Benton, sister Dorothy, and niece Lucy, while also delving into themes of artificial intelligence.

For those interested in classic cinema, “Love and Other Catastrophes” is available on ABC iview. Set in 1996 at the University of Melbourne, the film follows housemates Alice and Mia as they navigate their tumultuous lives and relationships. The film captures the nostalgic essence of youth and the challenges of finding one’s path.

The Adelaide rock band Bad//Dreems has released their fifth album, “Ultra Dundee,” marking their exit as they go on indefinite hiatus. The album showcases their signature pub rock style while tackling themes of national identity. Tracks like the title song offer satirical commentary on toxic masculinity, while the band experiments with new sounds and influences.

In literature, Belle Burden’s memoir “Strangers” recounts her life after her husband unexpectedly leaves her during the COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020. The book provides a personal perspective on marriage and heartbreak, emerging from her viral New York Times essay. It is set to be adapted into a film starring Gwyneth Paltrow.

For kids, “The Makery” is a delightful arts and crafts show on ABC iview, hosted by Nim in a whimsical funhouse. Each 15-minute episode features creative projects that children can follow along at home, ensuring a fun-filled experience for young artists.

Lastly, Easter enthusiasts can try their hand at baking homemade hot cross buns. This recipe offers flexibility for personal preferences, allowing bakers to customize ingredients. Freshly baked buns straight from the oven promise a delightful treat for the holiday season. According to ABC News, these activities provide a perfect way to enjoy the weekend.

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