Vanity Fair has released its 2009 Best Dressed list, but in the online age -- where sites like The Satorialist are far more tapped in to the fashion zeitgeist -- mags like VF have lost their status as arbiters of style, says Mediaite.
In a case of probable mistaken identity, the Melbourne International Arts Festival's website -- not the Melbourne International Film Festival -- was hacked by Chinese nationalists.
Why do we attempt to salvage drafty Victorian terraces, but not the homes of post-war migrants? Their architectural history is important, writes Chris Fotinopoulos.
When we roam museums, why don't we actually spend time focusing on the art? What are we looking for, asks Michael Kimmelman, as he people watches in the Louvre.
Graphic designer and culture mulcher W. H. Chong looks at 'Ancestral power and the aesthetic', an exhibition displaying the first shoots of the now enormous forest of the Aboriginal art industry.
The latest hipster home trend? Victoriana oddities like taxidermied dogs and skeletons of birds. Lovers of sleek minimalism look away.
"Because Stella Artois 4% lives in the 60s Riviera, we tried to make the work look as genuine as possible". Don't you just love creatives. It's a beer! Still, with poster legend Robert McGinnis doing the art work, we approve.
Melbourne has a new logo, and the locals aren't happy about either the price tag or the new look. Culture mulcher and graphic designer W. H. Chong weighs on the much maligned big M.
How can you improve on iconic rock albums like Nirvana's Nevermind, U2's The Joshua Tree or The Beatles' Let it Be? Easy: recreate them our of Lego.
The latest design by Kidtropolis, a child-focused interior decorating blog, is a circus/carousel bedroom. You could say the children it's intended for must be bratty. But your tiny inner child is just jealous.
