There's a lot of hyperbolic talk about wanting to abandon the earth. The wish for the ability to shoot oneself into space far away from the deniers, the prejudiced, the morally bankrupt, the environmental horror and the Franco brothers has never been more of a popular...
If not now, when? Perhaps in about two weeks when the apocalypse truly hits. Nothing will be off the table then. 10) 'Choose Love' Screening 22nd January What: 'Choose Love' explores many different facets of forgiveness, addressing new scientific findings, and raising some important questions. The documentary describes a journey...
This week will really make you laugh. People who think that elucidating a problem will provoke a lasting change in mass consciousness are hilarious. 10) House | Museum #3 Conversation Series 22nd January What: The ‘house museum’, even if historically defined, still proves a fundamentally contemporary and elusive subject. Uniting...
Violently stab the beaten, twitching, unconscious body of culture to death...
It is the brain, the little grey cells, on which one must rely. Without a brain to react to the rapid consumption of 20 beers, how else would one be able to get through a story slam? 10) The Sydney Moth StorySLAM: ADVENTURE 21st January What: Prepare a five-minute story about an...
It's time to let loose and be a child again! You can't blame a child for causing irreparable damage to the climate. They're not legally mentally competent enough to understand the gravity of their actions. Quick! Is Target already out of those giant rompers? 10) WeLove #236...
These days we're all looking for avenues of comfort. And although it was fun fearing 2020 in 2019 in the way that it's fun watching Stephen King's The Shining, now it's 2020 and it's scary in a not-fun way like watching a mentally ill Shelley Duvall...
These are troubling times. Largely because we now have the ability to be more aware of the times in which we are living, whereas in times gone past all Alex Trebek had to do was smile and the comforting dopamine would start exploding like the eyeballs...
Paris is in flames. Not the sexy, sizzling kind. Nor the violent, bloody kind of the 18th Century. But the tear-gassy public-transport-system-screwing-up, complex, pension-based flames that have become a hallmark of the 21st Century. Yes, while it's perversely relaxing to focus on one horror at a time,...
We live in a time in which elitism is no longer defined by strict boundaries. What it takes to be one of the elite class of people no longer seems to incorporate worldliness, intelligence or a strict set of affectations, rather, the rules are pliable...