Milan Design Week goes green
Everyone loves designer products. Don’t deny it; you can’t help what your subconscious desires. And in the Cream offices we have fallen head over heels in…
Lacoste’s new watch collection
Super stylish and super sleek, Lacoste have released a watch line displaying a mixture of minimalistic clean lines with bubbly pop art colouring. While the preppy…
Westwood’s naughty new scent
Naughty Alice is a vivacious, audacious and sensuous young lass who lives in a magical universe of mischief and playfulness. This is not a sub line…
Blinded by the bling
We at Cream love the idea of all things inimitable and of course making anything and everything your own, so when we found out about Claire…
How we spent last year online
If you think your email inbox is overflowing each day, consider this: last year 107 trillion messages were sent via electronic mail. Yes, you read right,…
Valentine's
Doughmail is a clever little company that combines electronic mail with old-school sentiment. By visiting www.doughmail.com.au customers can send a ‘cookie card’ to a friend or lover…
Take a trip down memory lane… literally
When one thinks of Navman, we think of the handy little device in our car that tells us precisely when to turn left, right, or around.…
NGV dresses up for two huge parties
Coming a long way from a small exhibition space at the Victorian State Library in 1861, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) now boasts two architecturally…
Dance party tours, doing its part for flood relief
It was initially just one dance party in Melbourne, being hosted to raise money for the Queensland flood relief fund, but due to overwhelming response to…
Interview with Lykki Li
Li Lykke Timotej Zachrisso, or as she is better known in the music world, Lykke Li, is a sweet softly spoken individual. While teamed with her…
DVD Review: ‘Buried’
‘Buried’ is a claustrophobic thriller best followed by a dose of chamomile tea. When Paul Conroy (Ryan Reynolds) wakes up buried six feet underground in a…
Big Day Out’s Aussie Day in Sydney
The law of karma seemed to have worked for organisers of the Big Day Out who donated $20,000 last week to the Queensland Flood Relief Fund.…
God is in the details
Social life was once defined by filial, feudal and religious servitude, then by our relationship to the material means of production. Today, our social existence seems…
