Yes, Game of Thrones is over, and many of us are regretting the eight years we gave to the series. However, I suggest we embrace this hurt and find a rebound…quickly.
‘Small Mouth Sounds’ destroys language for laughs at the Darlinghurst Theatre
The Darlinghurst Theatre’s new production ‘Small Mouth Sounds’ loudly illustrates the problem with speaking your mind when you’ve taken a vow of silence.
‘Avengers: Endgame’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ is the crest of a very dorky wave
Avengers: Endgame and the last Game of Thrones represent the end of dork culture. It will still be around, but I fear we’ve reached the top of Everest.
War is hell (good television): Revisting ‘Band of Brothers’ at 18
This year, HBO’s Band of Brothers turns eighteen. To celebrate its birthday, I revisited that theatre of war, only to discover that it hasn’t aged well.
The rise and fall of the little voice: Star-studded play hits Darlinghurst Theatre
‘The rise and fall of the little voice’ tells the story of Little Voice, a prodigious talent who falls into the company of 20th-century divas to escape her wretched home life. On show now at the Darlinghurst Theatre, it is a must-see.
Finger lickin’ mood: KFC debuts a burger with cheetohs on it
For whatever reason, KFC in America is now selling a burger that sports cheetohs and a cheetoh based sauce. Flights are reasonably priced.
Casey Golden: The genius subverting jazz from within
Casey Golden has been labelled a genius. He’s received critical acclaim from London to New York. But what does the man himself think, and what makes him tick? We sat down with him to find out.
Rockstar working ‘100 hour weeks’ to get RDR2 ready, creator explains
According to the lead creator, Rockstar is working “100 hour weeks” to get the title ready. While he’s redacted his statement, it speaks of the permeating culture of the gaming industry.
Know who you’re slaying: The singular appeal of the Cyclopes
Cyclopes are one of the most recognisable foes in Greek mythology, but would you know what to do if one attempted to mug you? No? Read on…
Do movie workouts work? Our expert weighs in
The workout montage is time-honoured movie tradition. But can you use them to get fit? We roped in our personal trainer to find out.
Hollywood to cast robot in starring role, may save humanity
One movie director famous for bold moves has made another, as he’s pushing for robot inclusion in Hollywood. About time, we say.
Moviegoers get revenge on Spacey, but is it that simple?
Kevin Spacey’s new movie bombed over the weekend, taking in a measly $425. While Spacey has earned his position, you can’t help but feel for those who starred alongside him.
Review: Torch Song Trilogy – Darlinghurst Theatre
Stephen Colyer’s recent production of the Torch Song Trilogy comes with great expectation, but delivers in great doses.
Venice’s Virgin Mother – Berwyn Lewis discusses her new novel
In 17th century Venice, moral lines were significantly blurred. Berwyn Lewis discusses the murky overlap of religion and prostitution in her novel, Venice’s Virgin Mother.
The next Pokemon game will allow you to actually throw balls…with a pal!
Pokemon was a mainstay of my childhood, but you weren’t allowed to throw Pokeballs, or play with a friend. The new game will have both.
Kairos: The Australian film looking to shift how we view disability on our screens
Kairos is a bold Australian film that looks to shatter our assumptions, featuring an actor with down syndrome as the lead. We sat down with both actor and director to explain their project.
Married at First Sight quick wrap: Left alone with Dean on the first Honeymoon night
Last night presented us with the first Honeymoon night of MAFS. It was as brutal as you’d expect. Poor Te.
Married at First Sight quick wrap: Tradie meets man-eating lady
What do you get when a man-eating Instagram pseudo celeb meets a half-drunk tradie? The train crash that is Married at First Sight. Mick is on hand to articulate the carnage.
Married at First Sight quick wrap: The problem with ‘bottle cap’ Sean
Oh, Sean. You spectacular dolt. Taking us through last night’s Married at First Sight carnage are two wordy cynics. Warning: May contain sass.
Grammy awards indicative of pop music’s renewed obsession with death
According to the data, it seems that pop-music is once again obsessed with death. The reason behind this morbid push, however, is rather interesting.
The Tea Party return to their second home to celebrate their seminal ‘Transmission’ album
We sat down with The Tea Party who are touring Australia to celebrate their seminal 1997 album Transmission.
Daughter confronts the failure of her parents’ relationship in new doco
Her parents were never really a couple, but one filmmaker endeavoured to find out why. We spoke with director Carlotta Kittel about was pushed her to share such a personal story.