Blitz Read 2020

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should Be Watching This November

Streaming Suggestions is a month-by-month series of recommendations for film lovers and those interested in expanding their horizons. Richard takes you through some films that will blow your mind.

Can We Watch Brooklyn Nine Nine in a World Dominated by the BLM Movement? Or is it Just Copaganda?

Brooklyn Nine Nine has been an instant hit since it burst onto our screens 8 years ago. But in a BLM world, is it still morally right to continue watching it? Nina gives her hot take.

'The Queen's Gambit' Might Be Netflix's Series of the Year

Netflix's most recent hit might be the best series it has released this year. Freya reviews 'The Queens Gambit'.

The Haunting of Bly Manor: Ominous, Scary, and Dark

Carla reviews Netflix's hottest new Halloween series, 'The Haunting of Bly Manor'.

Stop Using Sexist Tropes to Defend Gladys Berejiklian

In light of the Premier's most recent, and perhaps most serious, corruption scandal, commentators from across the spectrum have been coming to her defence... with sexist tropes. Marc explores the situation.

The Bachelorette 2020: Cut the Girls Some Slack

The Bachelorette is back for a new season! But it doesn't seem to be quite the lighthearted fun it used to be. Nina explains why.

'Altered Carbon' Feels Like a Punch in the Gut

Season 2 of 'Altered Carbon' has just been released. But is it as good as its predecessor? Liam explores both seasons of 'Altered Carbon'.

What You Should Be Watching This October: Corona-ween Spooktober Spectacular Streaming Suggestions

It's October! Time for ghosts, witches, and demons - from within the safety of your own home, of course. Richard takes us through a list of films perfect to watch in anticipation for Halloween.

5 Webtoons to Read When You're Bored Out of Your Mind

Webtoons, online comics originally from Korea, are beginning to take the world by storm. Alina introduces us to 5 great webtoons.

Under Their Influence: Should Celebrities Stay Out of Politics?

2020 has been undeniably shaped by politics. Everyone we know has been posting or talking about social justice and modern issues, so why is it such a big deal when celebrities do it? Freya takes us through celebrity activism.

'Enola Holmes' Is a True Delight

'Enola Holmes' is the newest take on the classic Sherlock Holmes stories. It's bright, fast-paced, and surprisingly emotional for a Holmes story. Cheryl takes us through the movie.

'The Album' Review: Blackpink Can Make Anything a Hit

Blackpink's long awaited first album is here! But does it live up to the group's singles? Katie explores the album.

'Among Us' Taught Me Not to Trust Anyone

'Among Us' is a hit new game that has made a huge resurgence two years after its initial release. But what makes it so popular, and why are people enjoying it today? Liam takes us through 'Among Us'.

Why Spotify Wants to Become the Netflix of Podcasts, and How it Marks a New Era for Podcasting

The explosive popularity of podcasts over the last few years have led media giants like Spotify and Amazon to begin signing creators to exclusive deals. But what does this mean for podcasters and their listeners. Aaron dives into the world of podcasting.

5 Tips for a Better Night's Sleep

For many of us, the coronavirus pandemic has ruined our semblance of time and, by extension, our sleep patterns. Many of us are sleeping at 3am and often struggle to wake up for our midday tutes. Luckily, Katie will take us through some tips to improve yo

Everyone Owes Paris Hilton an Apology

In the early 2000s, everyone thought they new everything about socialite, Paris Hilton. She was the epitome of a 'dumb, bimbo blonde'. But the release of 'This is Paris' has cast a new light onto public knowledge of Paris. And now, Marc insists that every

Fall Guys is a Clunky, but Hilarious, Battle Royale Platformer

Fall Guys is the big new hit to enter the gaming world. It's fun, addictive, and has taken even the non-gaming world by storm. Liam takes us through the ups and downs of Fall Guys.

5 Important Things You Should Have Learnt in Sex-Ed

Sex-ed was probably one of the most important subjects we were meant to learn in school. But so many programs just didn't teach you what you really needed to know. Nina takes us through 5 important things you need to know about sex-ed.

"Hello, I'm Fat"; How 'Shrill' Exposes the Realities of Being Fat

Henry reviews 'Shrill', one of the best and more nuanced shows about the realities of being fat.

The Voice of Our Youth: A Review of LaGravenese’s 'Freedom Writers' and Plea for Educational Reform

The past few months have been politically tumultuous for a number of reasons. Many events have proven that history rhymes and that we can learn from the events and pop culture of the past. Deborah takes us through LaGravenese's 'Freedom Writers'.

How to NOT Kill Your Houseplants

Did you buy a houseplant at the beginning of lockdown only to find that it's dying/dead? Don't worry, it happens to us all. Luckily Nina is here to take us through some hot tips for taking care of your next plant.

Umbrella Academy Season 2 Doesn't Have the Impact It Needs

The much-awaited second season of Umbrella Academy has been released, but according to Cheryl, it just isn't what it used to be.

Why I Hate the #GirlBoss Movement

Freya discusses how a phrase once used to empower women has been weaponised and corporatised beyond recognition.

'Use Me' Sees the Continued Evolution of PVRIS

Katie takes us through the highs and lows of PVRIS' third studio album, Use Me.

The NBA Strike Could have Been a Real Moment for Racial Justice and Labour Rights

The NBA Strike was an intense and highly public show of solidarity by various NBA players. But it could have done so much more. Marc takes us through the story.

How Coronavirus Has Impacted Minorities

The coronavirus pandemic has made life difficult for all of us. But, like many other social issues, it has disproportionately affected minorities, particularly in regards to discrimination. Carla explores minority discrimination.

Back to the Big Screen: Unhinged

Now that cinemas are re-opening, there are only a few movies that are available on the big screen, and 'Unhinged' is one of them. Anna reviews the newest Russell Crowe thriller.

Diving In: A Rewrite of the Rom-Com

Diving In is a fantastic Australian-made film that premiered at the Sydney Film Festival earlier this year. Madeleine takes us through its ups and downs.

5 Tips for Getting Through Term 3

The last leg of the year has finally begun, and a lot of us don't feel like we have it in us to finish the year. Nina provides us with some great tips on finishing the term.

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should be Watching in September

Richard takes us through what we should be watching this month!

'Les Misérables' Review

Les Misérables is a gritty and timely French thriller.

Exhibition preview and Callout: Screenshot with Curator Yvonne Le

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Blitz Exclusive: A First Look at Snapchat's Cameo Stickers

Take a look at one of Snapchat's newest features!

Review: 'Charter' - A Mother's Desperation for Love

Anna reviews Amanda Kernell's feature film, 'Charter'.

What's So Bad About Thatcherism and Reaganomics? - A Response to Josh Frydenberg

With Josh Frydenberg's recent comments on the future state of Australia's economy, Freya explains the issues that underlie his plans.

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should be Watching in August

Richard walks us through what we should be watching this month.

Jack Whitehall's 'I'm Only Joking' is a Breath of Fresh Air

Nina review's Jack Whitehall's latest comedy special, 'I'm Only Joking'.

Michael Brooks Awakened My Political Consciousness

With the passing of political juggernaut, Michael Brooks, Marc reflects on Brooks' impact on his political outlook.

Why You Should be Nicer to People Who Work in Hospitality

The pandemic has seen a huge spike in 'Karens', those people who demand to see a manager over inconsequential things that no one can change, often throwing a tantrum over it. Nina takes us through why we should be nicer to those people who take the brunt

What Can Students Do to Help the Environment?

As university students, we are likely to be the ones inheriting this burden and may witness the more severe impacts of climate change within our lifetimes. Luckily, Freya has some tips for what we can do to help limit the impact of the crisis.

'Folklore' May Be Taylor Swift's Best Album Yet

Taylor Swift's newest, surprise album has taken pop music enthusiasts by storm, with many suggesting it may be her best, and most earnest release to date. Freya takes us through the album.

Top 10 Most Iconic 'Glee' Covers

Regardless of whether you like 'Glee' as a show, you cannot deny that its covers have had a huge cultural impact over the last decade. Thaveesha takes us through the show's most iconic songs.

How to Approach Proofreading and Editing

With essays, reports, and reflection deadlines coming up, Jeremy takes us through an in-depth approach to proofreading which can help you reach that HD.

Review: To Say 'Atlantis: The Lost Empire' Is Fantastic Isn't Enough

'Atlantis: The Lost Empire' is an often overlooked childhood movie that has been upheld as one of Disney's best non-musical movies. Nina takes us through what makes it so amazing.

My Experience Getting a Coronavirus Test

With the arrival of a second-wave on our doorsteps, it is time to accept that constant testing may be our way of life for the foreseeable future. Margaret sheds some light on the seemingly scary process.

Blitz Book Club: Two Amazing Books that Put a Modern Spin on a Classic Tale

Cheryl introduces us to some great stories that put a modern spin on classic tales ranging from Greek myths to fairytales.

Review: 'I May Destroy You' Presents a Lucid, Balanced Vision of Contemporary Life and the Black, Female Experience

Michaela Coel is an up and coming filmmaker whose newest TV series 'I May Destroy You' is a testament to good TV that doesn't conform to mainstream expectations.

'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Sage' Gives a Few Cheap Laughs in Exchange for Two Hours of Brain Rot

Will Ferrell's newest movie promised a lot, and with big names like Rachel McAdams, it seemed sure to deliver. Cheryl explains why that isn't the case.

4 Places to Go in NSW This Winter

With holidays coming up soon and Victorian travel off-limits, it's time to start planning for some great roadtrips in NSW. Nina introduces us to 4 great places to travel to within NSW (and one outside NSW).

The Top 5 Myths from Ancient Greece

Ancient Greek myths form the basis for some of Western pop culture's most prolific stories included Ulysses, Percy Jackson, and Beauty and the Beast. Cheryl shared 5 of the best Greek myths to get you better acquainted with the original stories.

Breaking Down the Barrier of a New Language: Tips on Picking up New Languages

Learning a new language is one of the most valuable skills you could pick up. But it is by no means easy. Jeremy shows us some great ways to tackle new languages.

5 Tips for Your Next Job Interview (Satire)

The pandemic has made getting a job harder than ever, luckily Nina is here to provide us with some great tips for your next job interview.

'Hamilton' (2020) Exceeds All Expectations and Provides an Exceptional Viewing Experience

A pro-shot of one of the world's biggest musicals has finally dropped on Disney+, but can it live up to the theatre experience? Cheryl takes us through the film.

How to Stop Relying on Fast Fashion

Working conditions in fast fashion factories have only worsened since the beginning of the pandemic, so Freya shows us how we can stop buying from fast fashion companies.

10 of 'Avatar the Last Airbender's' Best Episodes

With Avatar: The Last Airbender backa on Netflix, Katie introduces us to some of the serie's best episodes.

5 Ways to Reduce Your Plastic Consumption for Plastic Free July

Now that Plastic Free July is coming up, Helen brings us 5 ways to reduce your plastic consumption!

'Space Force' Review: A Comedy That Just Isn't Funny

'Space Force', Netflix's newest hit comedy has just launched and stars a plethora of well-known sit-com stars. Marc takes us through the series.

3 Great Ways to Jazz Up Your Toastie

As we head into the depths of winter, we all want to spend less time cooking, and more time eating in bed. Mikaela takes us through three great toastie additions that will take the humble grilled cheese sandwich to a whole new level.

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should Be Watching in July

Richard takes us through movies we should be watching on our favourite paid and free streaming services!

5 Things to Do Under Quarantine

Nina takes us through some time-killing things for us to fill our days with during the current quarantine!

The Importance of Teaching Humanities/Arts in Universities

With the Morrison's announcement regarding uni price hikes, the cost of humanities have risen 115%. Freya discusses why humanities need to be taught in an accessible way at uni.

Blitz Book Club: Three Books You Can Read in One Sitting

Reading can seem really daunting sometimes, especially when some books are as heavy as a brick. So Cheryl introduces us to three books that you can read in one sitting.

'Artemis Fowl' (2020) is, in a word, forgettable.

Many of us hold Eoin Colfer's 'Artemis Fowl' book series close to our hearts. But does the newest movie live up to our nostalgia?

5 Comforting Winter Foods You Need to Eat

With the temperature dropping, Nina is here to bring us 5 comforting winter foods that are easy, and delicious.

Stray Kids' 'GO生' Sets Them Apart from Mainstream K-Pop

Katie goes through every song on Stray Kid's newest album, GO生.

Supporting Australia's BIPOC-Owned Businesses

Ana introduces us to some of Sydney's BIPOC-owned businesses.

Has Black Lives Matter Cancelled Pride Month? Far From It.

With this seeming temporal clash between the BLM and Pride movements, Tulliz investigates whether they are competing against, or working for each other.

Blitz Book Club: Three Books That Hit Home

Nina introduces us to three books that hit home, or at least hit home for her.

5 Tips to Improve Your Skincare Routine

Skincare can be tricky and overwhelming given the number of products people all around us seem to be peddling. Freya, a skincare retailer, brings us her top tips for improving your routine.

5 Places You Should Travel to Within Australia

With international off limits until at least the end of the year, Freya brings us 5 great locations to visit within Australia.

6 Sitcoms That Will Improve Your Day

In tumultuous times like this, some of the best forms of escapism are sit-coms! Alison takes us through 6 different sitcoms that will make you feel at least a little bit better.

'The Resistance' (2020) Is Disjointed, Confusing, and Underwhelming

Cheryl reviews 'The Resistance', a WWII biopic about French mime, Marcel Mangel.

"Police Officers Have This Power That No Other Civilian Has... But They Are Not Protecting People of Colour." - An Interview with Filmmaker, Cornel Ozies

Carla sits down for an interview with the director of 'Our Law', Cornel Ozies. 'Our Law' is a documentary about the only Indigenous-run police station in WA and brings to mind questions of police reform, and police history in relation to Indigenous commun

Gordi Brings Comfort with New Album 'Our Two Skins' Amid Covid

UNSW Medicine alumni turned folktronica artist, Sophia Payten (Gordi) sat down with LA Benoit for a compelling interview about mental health, the news, and music escapism.

5 Great Exercises to Do During Winter

Now that winter is here, it's getting harder and harder to get out of bed, let alone to do any form of exercise. But never fear, Nina takes us through five exercises that are perfect to keep you moving during the winter months.

'The Good Place' - A Good Binge with an Even Greater Story

Michael Schur, creator of shows like Brooklyn Nine Nine, the Office, and Parks and Rec, shook the sit-com world four years ago when he introduced a new hit: The Good Place. Liam takes us on a spoiler-free tour about what makes this show work.

Blitz Book Club: Three LGBTQIA+ Characters You Must Meet

In celebration of Pride Month, Ke-Qing takes us through three well written LGBTQIA+ characters from her favourite books.

Statues Are About Glorification and Reverence - They Were Never About History

Marc investigates the role of bad faith arguments in relation to historiographical questions about statues and their place in the historical narrative.

Brownface and Unequal Pay: How the Internet Uncovered Systemic Racism at Bon Appetit

Last week, allegations of systematic racism at one of the internet's favourite test kitchens emerged. Belis covers the ins and outs of the story.

Blitz Book Club: Three Books That Will Open Your Eyes

In light of the recent events surround George Floyd's death, Cheryl introduces us to three books that will open your eyes.

5 Tips to Get Yourself Motivated: Start T2 on the Right Foot

With T2 starting again, some of us have already found ourselves skipping lectures and eating lunch instead of paying attention in tutes. Kerisha takes us through 5 tips for self-motivation.

Season 3 of 'Killing Eve': Funny and Clever, but Mostly Filler

Freya explores season 3 of AMC's 'Killing Eve'.

Why We Don’t Hear About Australian Police Brutality & What You Can Do About It

In light of the Black Lives Matter movement in the US, we have a responsibility to reflect on our own history of anti-blackness in Australia. Tasnova guides us through Australia's treatment of First Nations people.

Once Bitten, Twice Shy: 'The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes' - The Hunger Games Prequel

The Hunger Games was the biggest franchise of the early 2010s, and now almost 10 years later, Suzanne Collins has released a prequel. Nina takes us through the book.

Blitz Book Club: Three Books That Will Warm Your Heart

Ke-Qing takes us through 3 books that will warm us up this cold winter.

'Endings, Beginnings' Features a Talented Cast Overshadowed by a Mediocre Film

Katie reviews the movie with an all-star cast, but a less than all-star script.

The 'Big Brother' Reality Show Phenomenon is Deeply Concerning

Henry takes us through the problematic nature of Australia's favourite reality show, 'Big Brother.'

'Birds of Prey' is an Ode to Female Authorship and Solidarity

Jo takes us through the female-led spin off to 'Suicide Squad', 'Birds of Prey'.

The Praise for 'Never Have I Ever' is Quite Deserving... For the Most Part

Ishani takes us through Netflix's newest seemingly 'woke' Original, 'Never Have I Ever'.

Episode II: Attack of the Clones - Not as Racist But Still as Terrible

Marc continues his revisit of the meme-worthy Star Wars prequel trilogy as he continues to spiral into madness.

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should Be Watching in June

Richard takes us through movies we should be watching on our favourite paid and free streaming services!

An Ode to Bernie Sanders - His Campaign May Have Died But His Legacy Will Live On

Bernie Sanders, the democratic socialist who campaigned for the working class, ended his presidential campaign just over a month ago. But Sander's legacy will undoubtedly change the landscape of American politics in the years to come. Marc takes us throug

Drake's 'Dark Lane Demo Tapes' is The Calm Before the Storm

Thaveesha takes us through his favourite songs on Drake's long overdue mixtape, 'Dark Lane Demo Tapes'.

‘Sawayama’ is One of the Most Refreshing and Captivating Pop Albums I’ve Heard and is Bound to Surprise You at Every Turn

Aaron takes us through one of his picks for best album of the year, Rina Sawayama's newest album, 'Sawayama'.

The LGBTQIA Experience and How Should We Celebrate IDAHOBIT? - An Interview with Adrian Murdoch

Katherine interviews Adrian Murdoch, Partnerships Director at LGBTQIA charity Minus18 on the LGBTQIA experience, and IDAHOBIT.

An Interview With Youth Psychologist, Dr. Hayley Watson on the Impact of Coronavirus

Katherine interviews clinical psychologist Hayley Watson on the toll this pandemic is taking on young people, and what we can do to combat the effects.

Streaming Suggestions: What You Should Be Watching in May

Richard takes us through movies we should be watching on our favourite paid and free streaming services!

Justin Bieber's "Changes" Delivers a Classic Yet Meaningful Teen-Dream Sound

Henry takes us through Justin Bieber's newest album, and explores the singer's evolution of maturity throughout.

How to Procrastinate Productively

With exam season coming up, Cheryl provides us with some tips to procrastinate productively.

The Best Contestants on This Season of Masterchef Australia

With new judges, and old contestants, Nina takes us through the best contestants of this year's season of Masterchef.

Vivarium Starts as a Dark Comedy and Evolves Into A Literal Suburban Nightmare

Kevin takes us through the thrilling new movie, Vivarium.

Blitz Book Club: Tanya Hennessy’s No-Frills Guide to Adulthood Has Us Crying of Laughter

Demi takes us through Tanya Hennessy's hilarious new book, "Am I Doing This Right?".

Reviewing 'The Phantom Menace' - Cause Why the Hell Not?

Marc takes us through Episode I of George Luca's slow and painful destruction of his sci-fi empire.

Lil Uzi Vert's Eternal Attake: An Overhyped Marketing Stunt or Mumble Rap Gem?

Thaveesha takes us through every song on Lil Uzi Vert's newest and most anticipated album, Eternal Attake.

Haikyu!! Season 4 Does Not Disappoint

Victor reviews the first half of Haikyu's long awaited fourth season.

Blitz Book Club: 3 Easy Reads

Cheryl introduces us to three easy reads that can help you get back into reading (even if you haven't touched a book since high school).

Revisiting 'Saving Private Ryan' in the Lead up to Anzac Day

'Saving Private Ryan' is finally up on Netflix. Nina examines its legacy some 20 years later.

What Should You ACTUALLY Be Buying During a Pandemic?

In these times of panic, there seems to be almost nothing left on the shelves. Cheryl walks us through what we should really be buying during this pandemic.

5 K-Dramas to Get into Now That You Have the Time

Katie takes us through 5 K-Dramas for new-comers to the genre.

'Blood Harmony' Showcases Finneas' Sheer Songwriting Talent

Finneas, often known as "Billie Eilish's brother" has showcased his own unique talent in his new EP, Blood Harmony.

4 Great Japanese Animes to Get Into

Oliver takes us through 4 Japanese animes that are great for first-time watchers!

Dua Lipa's "Future Nostalgia" is a Flirty but Serious Masterpiece

Henry takes us through Dua Lipa's hot new album, Future Nostalgia.

Blitz Book Club: A Book to Help You Through Tough Times

Cheryl takes us through a book that can help get us through these tough times.

The Story of OneFour

Thaveesha examines the controversies behind Australia's foremost up and coming rap group, OneFour.

5 Design Tips to Perk Up Your Resume

A lot of us will be looking for new jobs soon, whether that be because we're finally let out, we're looking for internships, or we just need money. Tulliz takes us through ways to make your resume stand out.

Wake Up Sunshine: All Time Low is Back and Banging

Cheryl takes us through each song on All Time Low's newest album, Wake Up Sunshine.

How to Celebrate Your Birthday During Self-Isolation

Is your birthday sometime in April (or let's be realistic sometime between now and September)? Tasnova has great tips on how to celebrate your birthday during Self-Isolation

5 Tips on Keeping Sane During Quarantine

Nina takes us through a variety of ways to stay sane during these trying times.

5SOS's CALM Delivers a Beautiful Mix of New Sounds, Insightful Lyrics and Songs That Will Pull You In

Katie walks us through 5SOS's newest album, CALM.

CAYENDO and DEAR APRIL: Frank Ocean captivates listeners once again

Joshua takes us through Frank Ocean's emotional new EP releases.

5 Tips to Keep Campus Vibez Alive

Being separated, it's hard to feel like uni is still happening. Yuta walks us through 5 tips to keep us going during these tough times, and to keep campus vibez alive.

Our Pandemic is Nothing Compared to Contagion.

Marc revisits Contagion and explores its themes, depiction of pandemics, and realism.

April Streaming Suggestions

Richard introduces us to new movies to watch across a plethora of both free and paid streaming services.

Blitz Book Club: Books That Will Make You Think

Cheryl takes us through three books that will make you think about the world in a different way.

How to Dress for Video Interviews

Now that job interviews have been moved online, Nina gives us some tips on how to style for the camera.

More Celebrities Who Have Caught Coronavirus

Thaveesha investigates more celebrities who have caught coronavirus.

‘After Hours’ is a Satisfying Reinvention of The Weeknd’s Nocturnal Lifestyle for Both New and Old Fans

Aaron takes us through The Weeknd's first big album since hitting superstardom, After Hours.

Blitz Book Club: 4 Books to Read Now That You Have Extra Time

Nina introduces us to 4 great books to read during quarantine.

Tips on Starting a New Hobby

Cheryl introduces us to some tips as we all pick up new quarantine hobbies!

’3.15.20’: A Culmination of What has Come Before, Is Donald Glover’s Magnum Opus.

Oliver explores Childish Gambino's much long-awaited album, '3.15.20'

A Review of 'Sibyl'

Sibyl is a movie that genre-mixer of a movie, being a thriller, comedy, drama all in one; even a romance.

Feeling Nostalgic with the Mates of The Sunday Estate

Meet ‘The Sunday Estate’, the indie-rock band that will make you feel things with their crunchy instrumentals, hearty vocals and sunkissed vibes.

Blitz Advice Column: I Need Time Management Help!

One of our readers needs some advice! Michelle jumps on to tell us all about how we can improve our time management skills.

5 Podcasts to Listen to During Quarantine

Getting sick of your own music? Freya has 5 great podcasts for you to listen to.

How to Feel Less Isolated During Self-Isolation

Katie gives us tips on staying close emotionally while staying distant, physically.

5 Book to Movie Adaptations That Won't Let You Down

Nina takes us through 5 great movie adaptations. Get watching!

Blitz Book Club: Books that Will Take You Around the World, in the Comfort of Your Quarantine

Cheryl introduces us to three enthralling books from all corners of the world!

How to Be Productive While Self-Isolating

During these weird times, most of us still feel a need to be productive. Rida takes us through 5 ways to make you feel productive even when you're stuck inside!

5 Celebrities Who Have Been Diagnosed with Coronavirus

Coronavirus can affect everyone, and it's spreading like wildfire. Thaveesha highlights five celebrities who have already been diagnosed.

WHATSONOT and His Friends @ The Roundhouse

Thaveesha takes us through WHATSONOT's exhilarating performance at UNSW's very own Roundhouse!

An Interview with Luke Heggie

Jeeves interviews comedian Luke Heggie who is on his way to performing at the Sydney Comedy Festival!

2020’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition Will Dazzle You

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is one of photography's most prestigious awards. The exhibition has now landed in Australia's National Maritime Museum and Kevin had a look and interviewed one of this year's featured photographers, Justin Gilligan.

Why Cadbury Creme Eggs are the Worst

As Easter approaches, we as a unified mankind must face our worst enemy, creme eggs.

Streaming Suggestions: March

Richard introduces us to some must-see movies across both free and paid streaming services this month!

Mardi Gras Reminds Us of the Strength of the Queer Community

Grisha explored the history of Mardi Gras and shows how its effects ripple into the modern day.

HAPPY PLACE Exists To Help You Find Your Happiness

Celine explored the opening of Sydney's newest Instagram museum, HAPPY PLACE. And answers the age-old question: is it worth going for the gram?

Somewhere, Somewhere Reflects What Humans Encounter at Different Points In Their Lives

Geordan explores the intricacies of Cédric Klapisch’s new movie, Somewhere, Somwhere.

5 Female Directors You NEED to Know About

Tasnova tells us about 5 female directors you need to check out.

The Invisible Man Confirms that All Our Irrational Fears are Real

Steven reviews 2020's reboot of the 1933 classic 'The Invisible Man'

An Interview with Fletcher Gull

Katherine interviews up and coming artist, Fletcher Gull, on his new single, 'Deciduo'.

I Watched 'Sonic the Hedgehog', So You Don't Have To

'Sonic the Hedgehog' (2020) has been plagued with controversy since the release of its first trailer. Has it managed to improve since then? Katie takes us through her opinions on the film.

BTS are Entirely True to Themselves in 'Map of the Soul: 7'

Katie discusses BTS's new album, Map of the Soul: 7

The Wolf's Call is a Two-Hour Mental Endurance Test

Marc reviews the latest French addition to Netflix's ever deteriorating content line up.

Getting Down to Earth with Alex the Astronaut

LA interviewed rising Australian star, Alex the Astronaut, about her new single, "I Think You're Great."

Why Family and Children's Youtube Channels are Problematic

On the surface level, family Youtube channels seem like harmless, wholesome, fun. But Mansi shows us why we must look deeper to understand the invasion of privacy and child exploitation that undermines these channels.