Everything Is Breaking, Silver City Highway

Next time you boil the kettle, stop and think about your relationship with it. Why? Because jewellery designer Shaun O'Connell says so.

When his grandmother's...

For most, the idea of catching a bus conjures up thoughts of congested bus-lanes, annoying jingles and commuters inconveniently carrying coins rather...

Myspace has done it again, with its recent addition putting another star in the now seriously 80's style-bedazzled Myspace flag.

Their first brilliant...

Move over nanna. Bingo is now the forte of acid washed, yahoo-ing bogans. And they have a cause.

Started as a half joke by Darren Hilsley and backed...

These San Diegans (that just doesn't sound right) have something to their sound that makes it instantly recognisable. Maybe the harmonica, maybe the effects...

Yes, we’ve bitched about biopics here before – but when the subject is Ian Curtis of Joy Division, who sound as good now as they ever...

It's happened to us all. A friend returns from overseas, clothed in next season's fashion, you fall in love with a top/dress/bag, ask where it's from...

Down the South end of King Street is friendly Justin and the shop he co-runs - Bravery Repetition and Noise. The store is named after what we thought...

Half the fun of buying hard drugs, scat porn, or black market babies is the illicit nature of it all - unmarked buildings, secret code words, big funny...

Joseph Allen is a man of many talents. Besides being an amazing artist he somehow also finds the time to be a publisher and curator, organizer of lovely...

A bad haircut can leave you in dis-tress. Jokes aside, my favourite barber is Sedition on Victoria Street, Darlinghurst. Barber Michael Joyce is a transgressive...

This album is just too good. Trying to write about it has been nearly impossible, because it's amazing and obviously I can't say that more than the two...

I initially went here on a recommendation from my BFF. She had a crush on the waiter and wanted to share her good fortune, having found herself a new...

If there was ever a patron saint for the art of bravado, the title would undoubtedly befall Florence Broadhurst .

Best known for her flamboyant wallpaper...

Only two things could drive TwoThousand into a Westfield-style shopping complex: a Dawn of the Dead-style legion of zombies chasing us for our juicy brains...

We love DEXTER.

Even as he's butchering his victims and gathering his blood-trophies, you can't help but love DEXTER. He's been the star of his own series...

In 1974, French tightrope walker Philippe Petit strung up a cable between two corners of the World Trade Centre buildings in New York and went for an...

A one-legged woman lies in bed, kept awake by anxious visions of lost opportunites and failed attempts at gaining happiness. Sounds like fun huh? Even...

Fact: There is more crap in the blogosphere than in the Ganges River, but in amongst all the self-indulgent diatribes you will find a few pearls, shining...

The Ambiguous Horse of Pip Carroll's many-tentacled design agency is thankfully more ambiguous than Khartoum, the prize stallion that meets an unhappy...