Age shall not weary Iggy Pop. Pop has always been a captivating dynamic performer ever since he’s days with The Stooges. Yet he also had a somewhat unsustainable lifestyle and those who saw him in the 1960s probably didn’t think he’ll still be at it 50 years later. He’s proved doubters very wrong as exemplified […]
To celebrate the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous Languages, radio station Double J has decided to shine a light on musicians who keep their traditional languages alive through their art. As part of Double J’s The J Files program they built a playlist called Songs In Language. Featuring arts such as Gurrumul, A Tribe […]
Now a much loved painting style, impressionism was initially maligned with the term itself coming from a satirical review from Louis Leroy after seeing Monet’s Impression, Sunrise. The now famed work has been exhibiting in Canberra along with some of the artist’s famous lily works. Various styles of the arts feature under appreciated artists that […]
Singer/songwriter somehow managed to get 37M views for her homemade video Pretty Girl two years ago. She now has an album out and it’s well worth a listen.
The USB A cable. That cable that you use to connect pretty much anything to some thing else is a simple device, but may belong in the all time ubiquitous technology devices. While on paper it has been superseceded by superior technology, it still remains in wide spread use. While travelling and in need or […]
The NSW government has been steaming ahead with it’s infrastructure projects. Some of them good – some of them not so good. The latest proposal is a ‘Netflix style’ transport subscription or ‘mobility pricing’. That sounds a lot like a weekly (or monthly or annual) which was the pricing system that was abolished a few […]
This Sunday’s post will be a simple feel good picture. A magical friendship that’s lasted an entire life.
