Oscar Key Sung shows off his unique style of r’n'b with some fresh beats and polished production.
Popular Music
Review: Justin Timberlake – The 20/20 Experience
Review: The Queers – Back to the Basement
Review: My Chemical Romance – Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
Popular Sports
Wrestlemania 29: Preview and Predictions
What is the point of Everton?
The Fall of Wenger
Popular Film
Trailer watch: Spring Breakers
The Master At Work: Paul Thomas Anderson
Film Review: The Hangover Part III
Music
Review: Deerhunter – Monomania
Monomania is a two-act play. The first act establishes the theme and plot and hooks the audience, then abandons the plot and completely disregards the audience
Locals Only: Q & A with Andras Fox
Melbourne producer Andras Fox is one half of Fox + Sui. But he is so much more than that. As a solo artist, he is particularly prolific and he has two new releases due out later in May
Live Review: A Night with The Drones
Liddiard is revered as on of the great Australian front men and tonight he proved exactly why
Locals Only: Number One Hits IV (Hobart, Tasmania)
Way back in 2011 a young man by the name of Robert Fisher decided to compile 15 tracks from what he describes on his blog as “…a bunch of clearly punk influenced bands that for the most part sound nothing like one another”
Review: Best Coast – Fear Of My Identity 7″
The melodies are still chirpy, the chords simple and the reverb maxed out, but the rhymes have left the playground
This One Time: Oscar Key Sung – It’s Coming/Sure Thing
Oscar Key Sung shows off his unique style of r’n'b with some fresh beats and polished production.
Sports
DVD Review: For All Mankind – The Life & Career of Mick Foley
For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley is a quintessential box set for casual and diehard fans alike, but not for the reasons one might think
Homophobia & Racism Tarnishing Sport
The best FIFA and the AFL can do is incessantly instigate campaigns against racism and homophobia but the root cause lies in the mindset, attitudes and mental frame of society
One Last Ride: Super Bowl XLVII Picks
Spare a thought for Alex Smith, whose last game for his team will be greatly overshadowed by the other guy’s last game for his team. The ‘other guy’ is of course, Ray Lewis
The Greatest Baseball Documentary Ever Made
It is perhaps an answerless question, “which baseball documentary is the best of all time?” but one whose labor is very much the reward itself
The Ballad of Joakim Noah’s Bulls
Jaokim Noah’s huge Game Seven not only clinched victory for Chicago but confirmed his status as one of the best players in the Association.
Sir Alex Ferguson: The Eternal Legacy
The man has his faults, but whatever you thoughts on him it’s a poignant day, and likely signals the greatest change in English football since the Premier League was implemented
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For The Record: Jon Jones
If his next opponent is indeed Gustafsson it will silence arbiters who claim that Jones’ near-flawless record is a result of his appreciable height and reach and not sheer skill. Will this cement Jones as one of the all-time greats?
DVD Review: For All Mankind – The Life & Career of Mick Foley
For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley is a quintessential box set for casual and diehard fans alike, but not for the reasons one might think
Film
Trailer Watch: Man Of Steel (Final Trailer)
The final trailer for Man Of Steel has hit the web, and anticipation levels sure are rising for this impending blockbuster
God Will Understand: Reflections on the 23rd Melbourne Queer Film Festival
The 23rd Melbourne Queer Film Festival took place in March and Berit Renser followed two sets of queer shorts
Great Expectations: An interview with M. Night Shyamalan
Since 1999, M. Night Shyamalan’s movies have been synonymous with the supernatural; the out of this world. And like the man himself, they are often shrouded in secrecy, unraveling in enchanting storylines and plot twists that not only continue to amaze, but evoke certain questioning of some of humanity’s most basic fabrics. Shyamalan’s latest venture [...]
Film Review: The Hangover Part III
If there was any doubt that Todd Phillips wanted his Hangover franchise to end with as much bang as it began, then the first 10 minutes of The Hangover 3 will swiftly put that to rest
Trailer Watch: Man Of Steel (Final Trailer)
The final trailer for Man Of Steel has hit the web, and anticipation levels sure are rising for this impending blockbuster
Culture
Review: Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
If the sitcom Seinfeld was a “show about nothing”, then Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee is even more of a “show about nothing”… or would it be less?
Book Review: The Sisters Brothers
The Sisters Brothers by Patrick De Witt is authentically Western and any Eastwood, or Deadwood, enthusiast will immediately appreciate strong genre conventions
The Rules of Dress Part 2: A Guy’s Guide
In only a day’s worth of shopping, I turned an ordinary guy off the street into one with style. Three hours in a mall and I turned a hater of shopping into a lover
Books
Book Review: The Sisters Brothers
The Sisters Brothers by Patrick De Witt is authentically Western and any Eastwood, or Deadwood, enthusiast will immediately appreciate strong genre conventions
Television
Trailer watch: Dexter (Season 8)
Everyone’s favorite serial killer is back for its 8th and final season. Dexter returns to television this June and Showtime has released the first full trailer for the new season
Politics
Rope in the Noose
To put it blatantly, capital punishment is the best form of punishment for people who commit ghastly murders and it should not be abolished