Arthur Magazine

I love pastizzi! Like little golden parcels of happiness they saved me on many occasions as a starving student and in the years after. After a two year...

Harmony Korine: he did the screenplay for KIDS, he used to do Chole Sevigny (until he started doing too many drugs), he's done Letterman, and even...

The Pixies, My Bloody Valentine, Smashing Pumpkins... there've been a lot of stupid band names. So don't let the laughable moniker of this Philadelphia...

Over the last six months Oxford Street has entered what meteorologists would describe as a dry spell. With the new Westfield landing smack bang in the...

On days when you need decisions made for you, The Wall is perfect. Nothing is a disappointment: the service is quick, food is delicious (but no fuss)...

So, if you’re addicted to blogs like we are, you'll have no doubt already downloaded this track, maybe thinking it was from Justice’s new...

What is rad about living in Sydney is that there’s a whole bunch of junk to do on the weekend. Often there’s too much. Making you stress about...

In the golden age of infomercials, Demtel would advertise a set of steak knives by cutting through a shoe. Tim Shaw also went nuts on tomatoes and a...

Pre-empting our cry for small bars by opening about a year ago, Mission bravely adopted the mould of a restaurant-come-bar-come-art-gallery. Located on...

Who would've thought to go to the city centre for boutique shopping? Perhaps a coffee, croissant and a bit of window shopping. Well, that's how Holly...

Gallery openings generally come well-stocked with art and liquor, but here's one that will have your eyes feasting while your stomach craves a capricciosa...

Sydney restaurants love flashing shiny water views and tarted-up interiors, but Tsukasa offers a relaxed, slightly grungy alternative. Tucked away below...

They say friends in need are friends indeed. Well, Black & Blue Gallery is a friend, and it is in need...indeed.

After a busy start to the year...

Once again we are forced to let go of something that, for a short sweet interval, had a whole lot of potential. Gifted: Sydney's indiest indie record...

Before the organic insurgence, the Pad Thai revolution or the Market empire, Glebe Point Road just had Badde Manors.

Perched Doctor Seuss-style on...

300 is a film that’s so stylish, so hyperbolic, its heroes might as well be fighting with exclamations points instead of spears. And you can choose:...

Kurt Vonnegut once said "If somebody says, ‘I love you,' to me, I feel as though I had a pistol pointed at my head. What can anybody reply...

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...

For nostalgic hungry types, tiny Picassos or mere fascinators of colour and malleability, it's Play-Doh's 50th birthday. The modelling goo celebrates...

A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away, the masses would flock together to trade their goods for coin or collectables. Then eBay swept the world...