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Art Basel
Dominic Knight - January, 2012

Miami is best known for vice, Vice and art deco. But in the past decade it’s also become famous...

eBooks and Australian Publishers
Darryl Adams - January, 2012

I love e-books. Have read the buggers for years. From using a dinky PDA to an iPhone, from old...

Dr Strangelove
Tara Judah - October, 2011

Stanley Kubrick isn’t the first filmmaker to explore that which, in essence, unites mankind....

Dave Graney: A Man of Time and Place
Justin Shaw - September, 2011

I met Dave Graney in South Melbourne, between rehearsal and gig; he is as always immaculately,...

Pop Goes The Idol
Luke T - May, 2011

Have a look at the TV guide at the moment and you’ll see we’ve rolled around to that glorious...

Elizabeth Taylor Tribute
Tara Judah - May, 2011

In a full day’s tribute to the stunning, late Elizabeth Taylor, one of the big screen’s fieriest...

Source Code
Tara Judah - May, 2011

It’s been two years since Duncan Jones’ debut feature film Moon (2009) hit cinema screens and...

Reading the Shock Doctrine in Cairo
Austin G. Mackell - April, 2011

The Shock Doctrine, by Naomi Klein, is the ducks fucking nuts. The most fitting endorsement I...

A Lithograph of Leslie Cannold
Heath Callaway - April, 2011

Circular Quay on a sunny autumn day is a thing of great beauty. The harbour ripples diamond...

Everybody say “Hooooo-oooooohhhh”
Luke T - April, 2011

I’ve been pretending to know how to write shit about shit for nigh on three years now. A...

5 Must-See Films In Melbourne - April
Tara Judah - April, 2011

If you survived last month’s quota of sitting in darkened rooms then take in a quick dose of...

Oasis: The Salvation of Rock
Luke T - March, 2011

In 1995, as the twentieth century’s decade of meh drew to its middle, it seemed music was...

Dodging Traffic and Hookers in Saigon
David Bonnici - March, 2011

Despite doing everything the guide books told me not to do, which meant I caught a shonky taxi...

5 Must-See Films In Melbourne This Month
Tara Judah - March, 2011

Here in Melbourne we like to think of ourselves as a cultured bunch and we have a plethora of...

George VI
Jane Shaw - January, 2011

It’s not news to anyone that The King’s Speech is one of the best films of 2010. If you are one...

Land of Siam
Elizabeth Peddy - November, 2010

‘Land of Siam’ is a new Thai restaurant in St Kilda. It is a restaurant every local should know...

iPad: Awesome Wrapped Up In Shiny
Jane Shaw - October, 2010

Anyone who has had to put up with all my shrieking on social media lately will know that The...

C.S. Lewis
Jane Shaw - October, 2010

Very few books endure the way really good children’s books do. It has something to do with the...

Dining out in Istanbul
Philip Searle - August, 2010

Following my trusty Former’s travel guide, I decided to try one of the recommended restaurants:...

Dave Graney at the Butterfly Club
Justin Shaw - June, 2010

Dave Graney isn’t a musician that you like, or love, or even get. Dave, you can only dig, and I...

Enid Blyton
Jane Shaw - March, 2010

Enid Blyton was born in August, 1897, the eldest daughter of an adoring father and humourless,...

Israeli Madonna Visits Melbourne
Philip Searle - February, 2010

Fairytales and wings, caressing and lying: neither one of us believed we could marry forever and...

The United States of Tara
Jane Shaw - August, 2009

ABC1: 9:30 Wednesday

ABC2: 9:30 Thursday

Has anyone seen this little gem yet? It’s very, very...

The Secret River By Kate Grenville
Alan Garner - August, 2009

In early 19th century, poverty-stricken London, young tearaway William Thornhill works on the...

The Count of Monte Cristo
Jane Shaw - July, 2009

Well, Tonstant Weader is off wandering around France at the moment and, with this being the...

The Solace of History
Tonstant Weader - July, 2009

I feel like a dying gazelle being picked over by hyenas right now. It’s been, dear readers, a...

The Twilight Saga
Jane Shaw - July, 2009

I’m right there with the vampire genre.

Bram Stoker, Keifer Sutherland, Boris Karloff, David...

L’Epicerie
Sunday Relish - May, 2009

L’Epicerie is in an unlikely precinct at 265 Glen Eira Road in Elsternwick. You will find it...

The Fortunes of Law
Tonstant Weader - January, 2009

Some legal fiction


Archibald
Luke T - January, 2009

An Amateur Art Critics Review.

The lovely and I were in Bendigo recently, and, as I am an...

Tool's Lateralus - This Means Something!!
Justin Shaw - January, 2009

There’s music you have on in the background at a dinner party, or you half listen to at a bar,...

I was Bono’s Doppelganger
FX Yazdani - January, 2009

Bono, Neil and the way the cookie crumbled - a book review.

I was Bono’s Doppelganger

by Neil...

The Shoe Movie
Justin Shaw - January, 2009

Warning (if you care): Plot Spoilers Follow

How I came to see Sex And The City is irrelevant,...

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