French vodka brand Grey Goose brought a chic travelling experience to Sydney last week: The “Fountain of Goose”. It was a captivating, sculptural, fully-functioning fountain that doubled as a bar — and popped up at First Fleet Park, Circular Quay for…
School is back in session, and it never looked so good. Max Institute’s School of Sephora dubbed itself the “ultimate beauty school”. Hosted at Sydney’s Carriageworks, the one-day Spring event brought together more than 20 of the world’s best beauty…
The hottest new destination in Sydney is Hyde Hacienda Sydney Bar + Lounge in Circular Quay. Hyde Hacienda is all about dinner, drinks, and dancing – with a focus on table service, private booths, weekend DJs, and bar theatrics. The Plus…
Beyond Cinema are the story tellers, fantasy creators, and film lovers — known to bring immersive and cinematic journeys. The Plus Ones were invited to enjoy their latest experience — The Blind Barber: a full blown Prohibition-themed pop-up party in a mystery…
When it comes to world cinema, we Australians are spoiled for choices. After recently plunging into British, Jewish, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and Polish Film Festivals, this week we’re sailing away to Russia with Russian Resurrection Film Festival (RRFF) on its 16th year. …
We’re so ex-cidered about Rekorderlig Cider’s newly introduced rosé blend: Blush Rosé. It’s no secret that us Aussies love a good pink drink, and this one’s arrived just in time for summer. The Plus Ones were invited to taste the Swedish…
Iconic Western Australia winery Houghton is bursting onto the wine scene with their all-new Reserve Range, plus their re-launched Wisdom Range. The most-awarded winery in WA, Houghton’s offerings run the gamut from reds to whites, Pinot Noir to Chardonnay. Want…
Chardonnay is a grape variety with a somewhat daggy reputation among serious oenophiles. But, fear not! BUTTERED: Aussie Chard Fest was a wine festival that didn’t take itself too seriously. The folks at Handpicked Wines, well aware of the bad…
Fangirls makes me want to scream my head off and tell everyone to go watch Fangirls. It’s an absolute spectacle filled with always loveable and sometimes frustrating characters, with a pounding urgency that makes its two and a half running…
Something is wrong. As ominous as an abattoir conveyor belt, the successive monologues in Slaughterhouse inch us closer to an inevitable end. Here, that end seems mostly about finding out what’s happened at a corporate rooftop party, which has turned out…