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Nandini shares how Google Calendar has become her assistant, mum, and lifesaver.
Lyric's first headline show at Mary's Underground restored Lilya's faith in the support of the Australian music industry
Stella assists other naive, hopeful romantics of the digital generation in telling you what to expect when searching Hinge.
Divya reviews NUTS' latest production, 'Old Times'.
From Jacob Elordi's Saltburn to Pedro Pascal's Agent Whiskey, Anandi presents the best edits Tiktok has to offer.
Juliana tells us her thoughts on Wicked from the Broadway stage to the big screen.
With the recent debut of Korean girl group Hearts2Hearts, Emma looks at the effects of teen idols becoming overnight sensations.
Katelyn shares her experience at Green Day’s first Sydney show in 8 years.
On the eve of the AFL season, Maddie uses the crystal ball to tell you who’s bringing home the trophy.
Tully shares his personal take on Sean Baker’s painting of a human in Anora.
Maddie uses her journalism degree to tackle only the most serious of topics.
Lilya tells us why Australian culture needs to drop the tall poppy syndrome and start supporting local artists.
Patricia lists the ten best modern Saturday Night Live sketches to prove that the show continues to prevail, despite popular opinion.
As we count down the hours to a result that might literally shape the fate of humanity, let’s take a stroll down memory lane and relive this election campaign—in meme form!
Amy interviews multidisciplinary artist Astrid Ztar about the intersection of her eclectic, tech-inspired art, and the internet's influence on modern music culture.
Patricia teaches us how to navigate the recent loss of Liam Payne by exploring One Direction’s long-lasting legacy.
Divya reviews the annual NUTS' staple production of 'Drunk Shakespeare'; this time based on the classic tragedy, 'Macbeth'.
Ashna dissects the steaming hot mess that is 'Selling Sunset' Season 8 and asks the question, has the hit reality TV show strayed too far away from its roots of real estate?
After months of conflict between Korean powerhouse HYBE and its subsidiary ADOR, the companies have come to a juncture that may determine the future of K-Pop supergroup NewJeans.
With all our screen times steadily increasing over the last few years, we have to ask - are we too focused on building parasocial relationships?
Maddie farewells the Honey Badger and analyses Red Bull’s assassination of Daniel Ricciardo’s F1 career.
About Joker 2's chilling finale, revealing why the film's controversial ending forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about justice, empathy, and the thin line between madness and morality.
Nandini explores the floral marketing fiasco for the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni starrer- It Ends With Us.
Claudia reviews 'Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders', Netflix’s latest documentary which shines a light on the pain and glory of being one of ‘America’s Sweethearts’.
Eloise reflects on the nostalgia of internet innocence, where Club Penguin, e-dating, and cereal box CD-Roms were our gateway to 'being good at computers'—whatever that means today.
Danielle explores Adebunmi Gbadebo's powerful artwork at the 24th Biennale of Sydney, where ancestral voices and black hair become vessels of history and identity.
Patricia critiques the decline of the VMAs, once known for iconic moments but now reliant on nostalgia and fan votes.
In honour of The Ritz’s six-month-long Rom-Com celebration, Ysabel recommends her favourite underrated romantic comedies.
Amy reviews Theodore Carroll's latest work for PACT's Underground program, Bacchan, a performance deeply rooted in the enduring tradition of Greek tragedy, The Bacchae, while fully embracing its mythic essence.
Emma breaks down Kpop group Stray Kids’ feature on the Deadpool & Wolverine soundtrack - and whether it was all that had been promised to fans.
Joy recommends six of the best podcasts to keep you entertained while doing chores.
Danielle interviews Aussie alt-indie sensation Telenova, ahead of the release of their debut album.
TW: SA. Maddie unpacks the sexual assault allegations against Commentary Youtube's 'golden boy' Cody Ko and challenges the notion of the “Perfect Victim.”
Wondered how you'd explain sigma to your grandma? Hers's Anushka's take on and deconstruction of our idolized fictional psychopaths!
Joy recaps some of the best new music released in the past three months.
How can we turn mass procrastination into climate action? Danielle investigates the TedxSydney Salon, where leaders in sustainability reveal the steps we can take for a net-positive future.
Juno breaks down the bizarre trend of the 'Rat Men' taking over the internet.
Ahead of the release of his debut feature film 'Ka Whawhai Tonu', Rahemma speaks with director Michael Jonathan about bringing Maori history to the big screen and his journey from documentaries to feature filmmaking.
Anushka explores the bizarre realms of Reality TV and our guilty pleasure, love-hate affair with this genre of TV programming.
Anu talks to the director of 'All Shall Be Well', Ray Yeung, about his experiences making films for the queer community in Hong Kong.
Jonny recommends five albums for five different moods to get through your stress-less week this term.
With the silly season of Formula 1 driver changes in full swing, dive into our complete breakdown of the future of one of its most crucial players, Carlos Sainz Jr.
Anushka reviews her visit to this dreamy Aussie heritage home in Neutral Bay and suggests why you should plan this aesthetic, artsy escape.
Lilya witnessed the no.1 bestselling author and global phenomenon, Rebecca Yarros, on her first visit to Australia for an evening of fiery riders, romantasy and revelations.
Patricia sets out to uncover why getting straight men involved in conversations about feminism is so difficult.
Ilaria discusses the nuanced character of Art Donaldson, portrayed by Mike Faist in "Challengers" (2024).
UNSW Emerging Features celebrated student contributions to Arc publications, Blitz and UNSWeetened.
Anushka writes about 'Baby Reindeer' and the blurred boundaries of modern relationships while coping with trauma - presenting our society's complex relationship with technology, consent, and human connections.
Anushka pairs some of the cozy season's trendiest sips with standout tracks from Sabrina's viral discography. Here's a countdown of the top 5 caffeinated crescendos!
Madeline dives into Aaron Schimberg's A Different Man (2024) which explores identity and self-acceptance through the journey of Edward, who cures his facial disfigurement only to find his insecurities unchanged.
Patricia shares her thoughts on Yorgos Lanthimos’ new absurdist anthology film, Kinds of Kindness (2024).
Lilya sits down with EDI & Wellness coordinator Aleina Daiby ahead of Respect Week to discuss consent & healthy relationships and why men must be a part of the conversation.
Michelle explores the intersection between celebrity culture and social justice activism through Taylor Swift and the contentious response to her relationship with Matty Healy.
Harper ponders where the future of the Australian live music industry lies now that 'Splendour', what once was 'Australia's Coachella', has been cancelled.
Ribhudaya explores the scandal ignited by Youthforia's latest expansion of their foundation shade range, which has sparked outrage for including a shade reminiscent of blackface paint.
Emma explores the latest instalment of the '3 Guys on a Couch Filming an Apology Video' series, featuring the popular internet personalities from Watcher and their unexpected announcement.
With the release of Bridgerton season 3, Amelie analyses the depiction of plus-size women in the media and on-screen romance.
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