Unlike similarly themed projects though, like Spree or Deadstream, #chadgetstheaxe (yes, the hashtag is part of the title, so you got to give it points for having its social tag already built in) opts to focus its time on a multitude of vloggers, allowing Travis Bible's on-line scarer to divide its time between a multitude of influencers, which, in turn, allows us as an … [Read more...] about #chadgetstheaxe – Film Review
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The Requin – Film Review
When you're an aesthetically-pleasing looking actress and you place yourself in deep, open waters, chances are you won't have much luck with certain animalia of the ocean; just ask Blake Lively (The Shallows), Mandy Moore (47 Metres Down), Katrina Bowden (Great White), and, now, Alicia Silverstone. After Clueless made her a star some 25+ years ago, but failed to secure … [Read more...] about The Requin – Film Review
Sixteen Antlers Rooftop Bar is your new Brisbane must-visit locale
Overlooking the Brisbane city skyline atop the iconic Pullman Brisbane King George Square, wrapping itself around for an intimate view of the city's landmark City Hall Clocktower, Sixteen Antlers provides a welcome escape from the weekday grind. Sixteen floors up, this exclusive-feeling venue, which comforts its guests with both high-top tables and lounge seating, is ripe … [Read more...] about Sixteen Antlers Rooftop Bar is your new Brisbane must-visit locale
Brisbane’s Art Boat shines a new light on the city’s water
Taking art to literal new watering grounds, Brisbane's Art Boat is a floating experience travelling between Northshore, Hamilton and South Bank that immerses locals in a glowing world that sheds a new light on the city's waters. A structure as part of this year's Brisbane Festival, the Art Boat - sailing until the 25th September, 2021 - offers up an assortment of … [Read more...] about Brisbane’s Art Boat shines a new light on the city’s water
Hugh Sheridan kicks off Brisbane Festival with a bang
In a time when live theatre is considered far more of a privilege than the granted state of being it used to be in a pre-COVID landscape, the 2021 Brisbane Festival looks to entertain and nourish the local masses who are all in need of some escapism. Kicking off last night, and running through to the 25th September, television star and crooner Hugh Sheridan set the bar with … [Read more...] about Hugh Sheridan kicks off Brisbane Festival with a bang