Kapow: Active-wear for guys that double up as cool clubwear
When I was a kid, boys wore jeans and girls wore skirts. As I began to go nightclubbing in my late teen years, guys and girls…
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Elton John announces extra shows for Australian tour
Few artists have managed to put on shows as awesome and amazing as Elton John, and I mean decade after decade. Recently crowned by Billboard as the most successful performing male…
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Interview with Hugh Keays-Byrne, aka: Immortan Joe of ‘Mad Max’ fame
A man of few words, Hugh Keays-Byrne has nonetheless played big parts on the big screen. You’ve seen him as the Toecutter in the original Mad Max, Immortan Joe in Mad Max:…
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The trailer for ‘Doctor Sleep’ is here, and if this shot looks familiar to you, that’s because it’s the sequel to Stephen King’s ‘The Shining’
It’s strange for a Stephen King project to approach the pop cultural horizon subtly, that is just months before its release. Which is what Doctor Sleep – the new film…
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Film School & Chill: ‘Pulp Fiction’
Welcome to Film School & Chill. Pens down. Books closed. Eyes to the screen only today. This week we present a pivotal film that changed the course and structure of…
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Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras announce formal bid for WorldPride
WorldPride is the largest gathering of LGBTQI communities globally, and is held every two years in a particularly proud city. This year, Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras are…
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Uber Elevate announce Melbourne as one of three cities to test Uber Air flights in 2020
Melbourne will be one of three cities to test and experience Uber’s new air taxi service, Uber Air. The ride-sharing giant’s aerial arm – Uber Elevate –…
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Netflix to set up Australian headquarters as stream TV starts to outstrip old-school TV models
Netflix is the global market leader in stream television and currently has 18 office locations around the world. News is that the streaming giant is now opening up office in…
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King of filth and cult cinema John Waters to present a one-night-only talk in Sydney
He’s the director who insists on shooting some of “the filthiest people alive” doing the most bizarre things you’ll ever see committed to celluloid. So…
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Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Heart all to play iHeart Radio Music Festival
Since its inception in 2011, the iHeartRadio Music Festival has grown exponentially and now features some of the world’s biggest artists on one stage over one majorly active…
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The ‘X’ Factor: Xbox teams up with Lynx to create a range of products targeting avid gamers
In what we at the Cream office feel is a bit of an odd pairing, Xbox has teamed with deodorant brand Lynx to create a range of personal care products targeting avid gamers. The…
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Film School & Chill: ‘Midnight Express’
‘ Cream continues its series of films that you really ought to have seen by now. From cinema’s early days of flickering silent pics to contemporary CGI-packed blockbusters…
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Celebrating 50 Years of Pride
June each year marks the celebration of Pride Month, 30 days of paying tribute to those in the LGBT+ community who have fought for decades for visibility, freedom and sexual…
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U2 to bring their Joshua Tree 2019 Tour to Oz
If there’s one band that know how to put on a stadium show, it’s U2. Yesterday it was announced that Bono & Co will tour Australia in November, 2019. Dubbed…
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Crossing the Finnish line: Interview with DJ and EDM producer Darude
Famous for creating one of the most identifiable dance tracks of 2000, Finnish DJ and producer Darude is once again taking the music world by storm, albeit sans the sand. When…
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First Freddie, then Elton, now it’s George’s turn…
It’s as if biopics about queer icons are being handed out like candy these days. First the Freddie Mercury bio Bohemian Rhapsody, then Elton John’s Rocketman, then…
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Why ‘Rocketman’ is actually a fairly sad story despite all its flash and brilliance
Rocketman could have ended up an exercise in bombastic vanity, given that its subject, Elton John, is one of music’s biggest-selling artists and a star as renowned for his…
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Golden Books Rebooted for The Modern Age
Turn back now if you get squeamish around the subjects of drugs, disease and (general) dysfunction. Or leave your hoighty attitude at the door and enter a mad, mad world where our…
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Barbara Eden (‘I Dream of Jeannie’) & Barbara Feldon (’99’ in ‘Get Smart’) join Supanova lineup
If you dream of meeting super stars at conventions, best you get yourself a ticket to this year’s Supanova Comic Con & Gaming happening in Sydney (21–23 June) and…
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Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort can boast yet another reason for its growing superiority in the heart of one of the world’s best-known beach areas. Every Sunday…
Bitter battle between The Rolling Stones & The Verve ends sweetly
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