Sculpture by the Sea happens from March 4, 2022… but let’s hope it beats Omicron to the WA coastline
We love art and sculpture. The more we see of it, the happier we are. That’s why we love it when Sculpture by the Sea comes…
WIN! One of 5 Super Duper Bumper Summer Hampers valued at over $1,250 each!
Wow, what a year it’s been! Lockdowns, shut-downs, borders up, borders down. We’d forgive you for forgetting whether you’re Arthur or Martha! But Christmas is just…
The Chaser dub gazillionaire Elon Musk ‘Cunt of the Year’
Time magazine unveiled its ‘Person of the Year’ yesterday, giving the title in 2021 to billionaire Elon Musk. The title, which has previously gone to the…
Camelot & Luna: Get set for some of the best summer outdoor cinema you’ve seen in years
During Covid times, we’ve gotten pretty used to staying glued to the sofa, streaming Netflix, Stan and Paramount+ and getting lost in quality television. Indeed, it…
Black Swan’s ‘The Tempest’ a great, topsy-turvy affair – to begin with, half the men have morphed into women
This year sees the Black Swan State Theatre Company (BSSTC) celebrating its 30th anniversary. Now, you don’t need to be a maths genius to know that…
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ is deep in its message but a little daggy on the musical front
Dear Evan Hansen is a musical drama and a deeply moving experience that couldn’t be more relevant for our times, especially amidst a global phenomenon of…
The Cream Christmas Gift Guide 2021
It’s been a tumultuous year, hopefully more ups than downs for you. And we bet you cannot wait to catch up with family and friends after…
Now your kids can follow a skin treatment regime that’s totally tailored to their needs
There’s no period in life quite as action-packed as our tween years. The to-do-list from years 8 to 14 is an extensive, often erratic and unpredictable,…
‘Dune’ reboot is epic, sublime and kind of ‘spicy’ the ultimate space movie, then
Denis Villeneuve’s long-gestating creation of a fantasy sci-fi film Dune is an impressive feat of majestic vision with a surprisingly coherent narrative, leaving you yearning to…
A Russian robotics company wants to buy the rights to your face and voice for its ‘Humanoid Project’
A robot manufacturing company in Russia is putting a callout to normal (well, attractive and normal) folk to forfeit rights to their face and voice for…
Luxe cruising off Rottnest Island offers Western Australians a holiday adventure without the hassle or border drama
Western Australian borders may still be up to the rest of the world, but it doesn’t mean West Australians themselves can’t travel overseas. With Rottnest Island…
Reminiscing: Interview with Julian Hamilton of The Presets
Recognised globally for their dynamic live performances and their slick graphic visuals, The Presets are getting ready to deliver an iconic, face-melting set at Melbourne’s Reminisce…
Film review: ‘Last Night in Soho’ revises swinging ’60s London with added gore for full fantastical measure
Edgar Wright’s transformative and surprisingly macabre film, Last Night in Soho, takes you on a sumptuous journey, equal in doses of fantasy and horror. Aided by…
