By R.M Burke He searches the sky. And after sometime – when no answers have been revealed to him, and all the sky has given him, is a sore neck, vapour trails and drifting cumulus’ – or whatever they are called, he gives up on the sky, and walks away… *** He drives. He drives […]
Words by Kristoffer Reynoso ADVENTURES down that little laneway at 181 George Street often turn into memorable, if not muddled moments; and this time, that vivacious and versatile art space we all know as Bird Gallery & Studio recently played host to HAQ Comedy’s premiere night, proving once more that our big small town indeed […]
Words by Mija Kovacic “DEATH is something inevitable. When a man has done what he considers to be his duty to his people and his country, he can rest in peace.” That was Nelson Mandela’s tweet early yesterday morning before he was finally put to rest of a turbulent but rewarding life at the age […]
Words by Anthony Thomas IT’S Monday, so here are some our favourite new film clips to help you waste time at your desk. – Tripped out visuals, babes getting freaky, and one hella dope track, Electric Mantis knows what’s up. – Holographic Jedi showing off their skills? Yep, Elroy 4.0 continues to blow minds. – […]
Words by Natasha Norford POSSIBLY one of the most exciting emerging fashion labels of the eco-friendly movement, Cri de Coeur is a brand with a bang; one that is beginning to send ripples through the most style savvy circles. The brand of ethically created footwear and accessories is entirely vegan, established by designers Gina Ferraraccio […]
Words by Mija Kovacic PICTURE this. You’re a journalist in China. You spent x amount of years studying your profession and are out and about in the world travelling to break that next big piece. Expose a politician? Maybe it’s a humanitarian piece? Some sort of mass corruption? Pure gold. Not in China, though, because […]
By R.M Burke He searches the sky. And after sometime – when no answers have been revealed to him, and all the sky has given him, is a sore neck, vapour trails and drifting cumulus’ – or whatever they are called, he gives up on the sky, and walks away… *** He drives. He drives […]
Words by Kristoffer Reynoso ADVENTURES down that little laneway at 181 George Street often turn into memorable, if not muddled moments; and this time, that vivacious and versatile art space we all know as Bird Gallery & Studio recently played host to HAQ Comedy’s premiere night, proving once more that our big small town indeed […]
Words by Mija Kovacic PICTURE this. You’re a journalist in China. You spent x amount of years studying your profession and are out and about in the world travelling to break that next big piece. Expose a politician? Maybe it’s a humanitarian piece? Some sort of mass corruption? Pure gold. Not in China, though, because […]
Words by Mija Kovacic “DEATH is something inevitable. When a man has done what he considers to be his duty to his people and his country, he can rest in peace.” That was Nelson Mandela’s tweet early yesterday morning before he was finally put to rest of a turbulent but rewarding life at the age […]
Words by Kristoffer Reynoso RIP Mandela, Tom’s a twink, Lawson unlawful, and some other things. Nelson Mandela 1918 – 2013 Hero, legend, visionary, revolutionary. These are just a few of the countless descriptions when one remembers Nelson Mandela, South Africa’s crusader against apartheid. The nation’s former president, 95, died yesterday in Johannesburg of a lung […]
Words by Natasha Norford POSSIBLY one of the most exciting emerging fashion labels of the eco-friendly movement, Cri de Coeur is a brand with a bang; one that is beginning to send ripples through the most style savvy circles. The brand of ethically created footwear and accessories is entirely vegan, established by designers Gina Ferraraccio […]
Words by Hannah Rabbitt I think it’s safe to say we’ve seen it all. Plastic jellies had their moment; overalls came back into the realm of the well dressed, and now the sandal formally reserved for mothers and those who favour orthopaedic comfort over funky footwear has pushed its way through the swarm of towering […]
Words by Tamzen Holland FALLEN from Grace allows you a glimpse inside the raw emotion and journey of the expelled lover. Vulnerable and lost in a mess of anguish, she turns to the only place she can seek silence and contemplate the confusion in her head. She silently holds the demons of her drug-addicted lover […]
Words by Mija Kovacic DECEMBER signifies many things; a whole bunch of presents (thanks Jesus), a truckload of alcohol, and the end of yet another year. Before we go on and make another ‘new year, new me’ status, let’s take a look at some of the most memorable moments of 2013 captured in photographs. The […]
Words by Kristoffer Reynoso We at Moustache love your submissions and foster your creativity, and our MoFos stretch far and wide around this wild, wicked world. So when documentary photographer Prins de Vos from The Netherlands picked us up from our Instagram feed, he felt compelled to send us some of his work; needless to […]
Words by John Warwick PANORAMIC photography has been capturing elongated scenery moments since the mid 1800s. Since then, technology has developed panoramic photographs from film plates to capturing instant panoramic moments on your smartphone. If you think your panoramic feature on your iPhone 5S is good, wait until your see the latest technology in panoramic […]
Words by Ryan Grice Year: 1968 Director: Peter Yates Screenplay: Alan R. Trustman and Harry Kleiner (Based on the novel Mute Witness by Robert L. Pike) Cast: Steve McQueen (the white one), Robert Vaughn, Jacqueline Bisset, and Don Gordon Synopsis: With Johnny Ross (the star witness of a trial aimed at taking down The Organisation) […]
Words by Jo McTavish I don’t know how high my excitement levels for this film can get, but I am beyond ecstatic. Sam Raimi did an amazing job at bringing the web-slinging teen to the screen, but it is Marc Webb of 500 Days of Summer who has really captured the essence of my teen years […]
Words by James Tolcher Director: John Lee Hancock Screenplay: Kelly Marcel Cast: Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks Synopsis: The film depicts author P. L. Travers and her two-week briefing in Los Angeles as she is persuaded by filmmaker Walt Disney, in his attempts to obtain the screen rights to her novel. AS delightful as Emma Thompson always is, I didn’t […]
Words by Anthony Thomas IT’S Monday, so here are some our favourite new film clips to help you waste time at your desk. – Tripped out visuals, babes getting freaky, and one hella dope track, Electric Mantis knows what’s up. – Holographic Jedi showing off their skills? Yep, Elroy 4.0 continues to blow minds. – […]
Words by Ash Kissane WE can’t wait to see Warpaint take the stage at Laneway Festival 2014 and anticipation is building with the release of yet another breathtaking single. “Biggie” is available for free download for 24 hours only – get on it!
Words by Anthony Thomas THIS week in music: – Back Back Forward Punch release a new song and you’ll never forget the dress code every again. – Chaz Bundick, aka Toro Y Moi, shares a sweet, sweet song under an alias. – Production duo, Phondupe, share a new EP with the world. It’s damn good. […]
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