SEE: Bodyguards And Assassins
Here's the plot of Bodyguards and Assassins: In the British Colony of Hong Kong at the turn of the century, over the distance of thirteen blocks, the one man who will guide the fate of modern China must survive relentless attempts on his life with only five bodyguards to protect him. Against hundreds of assassins, these men must put their courage ...
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Go | See | Do
Yes, that is a fez with 300 deniros under it. What of it? These kinds of things go on all the time. Although the temperature in the city is currently the sameas the nuclear core of the Earth's sun, don't melt away just yet - there are things to do. And some of them involve fezzes. ----------------------------------------------------------------...
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SEE: Toy Symphony
It's always exciting going to the theatre. It's kind of weird that we don't use those big bits of crumpled paper (read: Festival Theatre and the Dunstan Playhouse) more often but certainly when you do get the opportunity to wander on past the casino, over the footbridge and down amongst the well-to-do and art-loving types it's a wonderful change fr...
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Clockwork Love
From Dutch design studio Tjep, Clockwork Love is a killer jewellery collection that's been recently exhibited in Amsterdam. Based on the broad themes of fragility, passion, uncertainty and desire, the pendants would distract any attention from whatever it is you're actually wearing. Tjep via Mocoloco.
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Go | See | Do
Go | See | Do ist back! After a couple of months off, we're here to keep you and yours up to date with everything that's worth knowing in old Adelaide town. In our stunning new format, we're going to be condensing the entire week into one handy post, making it easier for you to have just one destination every week. Kind of like that Final Destinati...
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Push Pin Portraits
Eric Daigh's portraits (each made entirely out of about 25,000 push pins) aren't just impressive because they took a lot of time to make - they're knock out awesome works of art, too. What's more, they're also pretty large, at over a meter tall each. And what's more, I bet there is never a scrap piece of paper leftunpinned in Daigh's house. Eric...
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Rider-owned
There’s an exciting renaissance in independent retail here in Adelaide. In the last 12-18 months quite a few stores have opened up on these city streets. Shops that aren’t offering the same hum-drum franchised products and services. BMX shop, Little Black Bike is one of the best examples. We caught up with rider-owner Matt Hodgson to di...
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TASTE | Rogue Ales: Chipotle
TRY: Rogue Ales: Chipotle $12 a pint@ The Wheatsheaf Hotel | 39 George Street Thebarton The Wheaty is an institution, nobody would argue with us for saying so. But if we're being honest, it wasn't actually until last week that we could say we've even been there. Happy to report the pub is everything you'd expect from the hype. Ikid you not, whe...
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GCMIA Summer Showcase & Networking Event
Forget petrol sniffing, it's not good for you, but there's no mistaking the sweet smell of the Bowser. Ok, the boys from local act Bowser would obviously be weirded out if you actually wandered up and started snorting around them like some filthy predator smelling the scent of the kill... But if you head to Miami Tavern Shark Bar on Friday 29th ...
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Howdyadothat? Tim Mcburnie
When you say “comic book” in France (in French), people don’t think of Superman and geeks with Coke bottle lenses – comics are a mainstream industry over there, widely available and regarded highly. One man who should know is Tim Mcburnie – an Australian artist who’s been working on French comic books for five ye...
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