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The Loneliness Of Tokyo By Hiroharu Matsumoto
Words by Jo McTavish THE streets of Tokyo are often depicted as a vibrant centre of colour, technology and mixed fashion that all come together to form the heart of a futuristic epicentre, but when Japanese photographer Hiroharu Matsumoto captures the city streets another side is revealed… A member of the National Geographic, this Tokyo […]
Ben Zank’s Surrealism
Words by Jo McTavish SURREAL and conceptual artist and photographer Ben Zank, caught our attention last year with his incredible forward thinking series of images, so today we celebrate once again this amazing artist through his visionary pieces of art… Born in New York, Ben Zank currently lives in Auckland while practising his creative passion […]
Global Love
Words by MOUSTACHE THE Feast of Saint Valentine otherwise known as Valentine’s Day is celebrated around the globe by many couples and daring singles ready to make an everlasting impact. It is a Hallmark celebration of unity and love, but for others it is just another day gone by. Beginning in the 14th Century, and […]
Film Review: Louis Theroux: My Scientology Movie
Words by Jo McTavish Director: John Dower Screenplay: John Dower Stars: Rob Alter, Tom Cruise, Paz de la Huerta Story: Louis documents his investigation into what goes on behind the scenes of the infamous church of Scientology. THE Church of Scientology is one of the most controversial religions of the 21st Century, and for many it is consider more […]
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The Weekly Wrap-Up
Words by Ryan Grice AUSTRALIA in a capsule, Das auto ist gefickt, Brazilian birdwatch, Don’t eat cake, and Equality for US troops? November will see the opening of Australia’s first capsule hotel in Sydney, and the good news is it won’t be outrageously expensive. The new hotel, housed above the soon-to-be-built Century Bar will feature […]
The Weekly Wrap-Up
Words by Ryan Grice 3DD is not what you think, Ed Sheeran sued for more than his absurd net worth, Why Australia is the most bad-ass country on Earth (Pt. 1), and Why Australia is the most bad-ass country on Earth (Pt.2)… Chef Peter Callahan, whom Martha Stewart claims invented the slider, has something new on his plate: dinner fresh from […]
The Weekly Wrap-Up
Words by Ryan Grice AMERICA-TALK, no more Filet-O-Fish for NZ, Aussies need alco-gates, and migrating man-eating crocodiles are upon us… 2016 is a progressive time to be alive and it seems only right to be taking such radical steps forward as legally removing offensive racial terms such as ‘Negro’ and ‘Oriental’ from government vernacular. President […]
The Weekly Wrap-Up
Words by Ryan Grice CHILDHOODS Ruined, Mack Daddy and Papa B, Oh Russia, Oh Chechnya, New Death in America? If you’re not prepared to lose your innocence at 8am on a Monday morning, stop reading now. In what was expected to be a relaxed fashion interview at the National Portrait Gallery in London on Thursday, […]
Fashion
THE GUCCI FORMATION
Words by JO MCTAVISH GUCCI has long been a leader within luxury brands, and since it genesis in Florence in 1921 it has demonstrated a unique aesthetic, incorporating innovation, creativity and Italian craftsmanship. It has shaped a lifestyle for people around the world, and with Creative Director “Alessandro Michelle’ and their new establishment at Pacific […]
Think Outside The Condom Box
Words by Jo McTavish INNOVATION and forward thinking ideas have always been at the forefront in our daily discoveries at Moustache. Sometimes the unpredictable is always worth the effort and that is why SKYN® has us talking about their latest experiment within sports performance apparel. SKYN® who are known for their SKYNFEEL™ CONDOM’s have taken […]
adidas & Kanye West Make History
Words by Jo McTavish “Kanye is a true creator who has the ability to see things others don’t. We are excited and honoured to build on this partnership, and eagerly look forward to defining the future together.” – Eric Liedtke In a historic moment today, adidas Group Executive Board Member Eric Liedtke announced the adidas’ long-term relationship […]
A Night In The Torture Garden
Words by Jo McTavish WHEN you enter the unknown there is always a sense of caution but when it comes to Hunger beauty editor-at-large Andrew Gallimore and photographer Louie Banks this is not the case… British make-up artist Andrew Gallimore is no stranger to the beauty world, in 2015 he was assigned the UK make-up artist […]
Lifestyle
Global Love
Words by MOUSTACHE THE Feast of Saint Valentine otherwise known as Valentine’s Day is celebrated around the globe by many couples and daring singles ready to make an everlasting impact. It is a Hallmark celebration of unity and love, but for others it is just another day gone by. Beginning in the 14th Century, and […]
Song Contest – The Almost Eurovision Experience
Words by Jo McTavish THE world’s largest cultural song contest Eurovision is finally coming to Melbourne, and it promises to be a contagious party experience…but without the rash! Since its beginning Eurovision has formed the careers for many big name artists such as ABBA (1974), Céline Dion (1988) and Conchita Wurst (2014) to name a few, and now Glynn […]
Think Outside The Egg…
Words by Riana Horner BREAKFAST… chocolate, lunch… chocolate, dinner… chocolate. It is the one time of year when we can justify stuffing our faces with sugary deliciousness all day and not get totally judged by it. But admit it, by the end of Easter Sunday the thought of indulging in another piece of chocolate is […]
Creativity, Culture and Cooking: Montalto’s Martin Webster
Words by Michelle Zhu THE Peninsula Picnic is returning to the Mornington Peninsula on the 20th of March (Sunday) for an even bigger year than ever before. The event is dedicated to celebrating fine wine, fresh local produce, delicious food and beautiful music, and is a must-do for anybody looking to fill up their cultural calendar. […]
Film
Film Review: Louis Theroux: My Scientology Movie
Words by Jo McTavish Director: John Dower Screenplay: John Dower Stars: Rob Alter, Tom Cruise, Paz de la Huerta Story: Louis documents his investigation into what goes on behind the scenes of the infamous church of Scientology. THE Church of Scientology is one of the most controversial religions of the 21st Century, and for many it is consider more […]
Don’t Turn The Lights Out…
Words by Jo McTavish THE success of James Wan is no hidden secret. Ever since his debut with Saw (2004) he has since become a horror icon, delivering quality scares, especially with the internationally successful Conjuring series. This month he brings us another film, with his latest produced arm clinching and jump out of your […]
Go Beyond With Star Trek
Words by Jo McTavish IT all began in 2009 when J.J. Abrams rebooted the beloved Star Trek series, bringing a fresh and modern approach whilst paying homage to the original series. The film became a success and this month we have the latest chapter that takes James T. Kirk, Commander Spock and the crew of […]
Giveaway: Swiss Army Man
Words by Jo McTavish AS an advocate for film, I am nearly at terms with the non-existent term “original” within an industry full of sequels, remakes, adaptions and the comic book genre. Don’t get me wrong I love all of these genres but sometimes it is refreshing to see something so unheard it just has […]
Art
The Loneliness Of Tokyo By Hiroharu Matsumoto
Words by Jo McTavish THE streets of Tokyo are often depicted as a vibrant centre of colour, technology and mixed fashion that all come together to form the heart of a futuristic epicentre, but when Japanese photographer Hiroharu Matsumoto captures the city streets another side is revealed… A member of the National Geographic, this Tokyo […]
Ben Zank’s Surrealism
Words by Jo McTavish SURREAL and conceptual artist and photographer Ben Zank, caught our attention last year with his incredible forward thinking series of images, so today we celebrate once again this amazing artist through his visionary pieces of art… Born in New York, Ben Zank currently lives in Auckland while practising his creative passion […]
Anja Millen: Artist, Writer & Hermit
Words by MOUSTACHE THE human mind just like the world has many discoveries that can surprise throughout our life. As an artist it is a place where you can go to hide, extract and create. Although not an uncommon method, German artist Anja Millen caught our attention with her obscure pieces of work that demand […]
Homage á Burroughs By Tibor Somodi
Words by MOUSTACHE EVERYDAY emerging talent can be discovered throughout the world, and as technology develops it opens many doors to discover talent, just like Timbor Somodi… If you take a moment and just stare at his work, you start to experience a unique sensation and connection. Timbor Somodi is a Hungarian based photographer and painter, […]
