Where there are Italians, there is passion. There is also an adroit serving of food and wine guaranteed to please. This year, Sydneysiders lucky enough to get a ticket to the sold out 2015 Sydney Italian Wine and Food festival,…
The Festival of Dangerous Ideas is one of the premier annual festivals held in and around the Sydney Opera House. The festival brings together leading thinkers and culture creators to discuss and debate the ‘important ideas of our time’. As…
Riverside has made it easy for all of us who are passionate about film. They have industry personality Peter Castaldi to curate, put together and make possible the screening of a film program perfect for cinema lovers. With such wide…
Kaleidoscope Art Festival kicked off tonight a good crowd of people coming to hear the Speech by Reclink CEO John Ballis and to see the artwork produced by some very talented artists. The artists come from art classes and programs…
was incredibly happy when given the opportunity to have a one on one with Spenser Inwood from Circus Oz, their featured flying trapeze performer. We started with me asking her about how it all started – what inspired her. Spenser said…
ydney fashion has made it, undoubtedly, the fashion capital of Australia. The pumping metropolis is home to our favourite local designers who captivate Australian audiences along with international runways. From Mercedes Sydney’s Fashion Festival to one-night-only shindigs; the bustling city…
Acclaimed British director Richard Loncraine’s latest film offers a saccharine view of New York real estate through the eyes of a long-married couple. 5 Flights Up joins elderly couple, Alex and Ruth Carver, as they contemplate selling the fifth-floor Brooklyn flat they…
Late American filmmaker Albert Maysles honours the wit and influence of 93-year-old New York fashion icon Iris Apfel When an exhibition of New York style icon Iris Apfel’s collection of costume jewellery and couture fashion was exhibited at the Metropolitan…
Six weeks ago I began my journey into French Cuisine unawares of the type of culinary terrain I needed to navigate. Through the weeks, I found myself sometimes ascending a steep hill of technique. Other times I walked a leisurely…
Espionage! Dictators! Rabbits! The bizarre and suspenseful world of actor and writer Kit Brookman’s new play, A Rabbit for Kim Jong-il, comes to Parramatta’s Riverside Theatres from the 25th to 28th November after captivating audiences at the Griffin Theatre Company….