Roger Federer ruled the tennis earnings leaderboard for an incredible 18 straight years, setting the gold standard for success both on and off the court. From Grand Slam glory to global endorsements, Federer built a legacy that extends far beyond tennis.
The Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, originally opened as the Cremorne Orpheum on October 3, 1935, is a grand Inter-war Art Deco cinema designed by architect George Newton Kenworthy for the Virgona family.
After closing in 1977, it was rescued and lavishly restored in 1986 by television personality Mike Walsh, reopening as a multi-screen cultural landmark.