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The article profiles the Australian actor Eric Bana. It explores his complete different lives in Melbourne, Victoria and New York. It is indicated that he values several things such as his 1974 Ford Falcon XB Coupe, fashion line like John Varvatos, Calvin Klein, and Gucci and as well as the life in New York.

The article features Australian actor Eric Bana who played a new villain in the film "Star Trek." He cites his reason why he prefers to live in Melbourne, Victoria. Also mentioned are other roles he portrayed, including an assassin named Avner in the film "Munich." He explains that he never planned to become an actor, because he wants to be like Italian automobile race driver Mario Andretti.

The article reports that "Street Machine" will present the movie "Love the Beast," starring Eric Bana, on March 11, 2009 at Blacktown in Western Sydney and Coburg in Melbourne, Victoria. There will be street machines, hot rods, cruises, panel vans, customs and Falcon coupes at Blacktown and "Street Machine" showbags will be given to the first 30 cars throughout the gates.

The article features Australian actor Eric Bana. According to the article, U.S. audience who have never seen Bana mimic television (TV) host Ray Martin or Hollywood stars such as Tom Cruise and Arnold Schwarzenegger have no problem accepting the Melbourne, Victoria, native as a serious actor. It is stated that his head is shaved almost bald for his latest role as the villainous Nero in the new "Star Trek" movie directed by J.J. Abrams.

The article highlights the 2005 Oaks Day of the Victoria Racing Club. Television personality Sonia Kruger attended the event. Actor Eric Bana, who might win an Academy Award for an upcoming role in the motion picture "Munich," looked elegant in the event. Actresses Shelley Craft and Alex Davies swapped their hiking boots for glamorous race-day outfits.

The article reports that the Richard Gaita biopic "Romulus, My Father," starring Eric Bana, Marton Csokas and Kodi Smit-McPhee and directed by Richard Roxburgh, was the top winner at the 49th Australian Film Institute Awards in Melbourne, Victoria in December 2007. "The Home Song Stories" won the best actress award for Joan Chen and the directing and screenplay awards for Tony Ayers.