Remember the cult 1980s crime series ’21 Jump Street’? Starring (and launching the career of) a young Johnny Depp, the show centred around young police officers going undercover in high schools and universities to investigate crime.

And now, with a massive chunk of Hollywood’s annual output consisting of remakes of old-school hits and classics, ’21 Jump Street’ has been remade into a film; and given a new facelift.

Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill and Ice... read more

The safe sex spin-doctors have done a lot to jazz up the humble condom over the years. It’s come in a candy-store’s worth of flavours. It’s been given various toe-curling textures. For the vision-impaired amongst us, it’s even gone glow-in-the dark. What has remained fairly predictable, however, is the box. Take a trip down the intimate aisle of your local pharmacy and you’ll be faced with a wall of chiseled gentleman entwined with open-mouthed young ladies in modest states... read more

Author and photographer Anthea Paul is the consummate devotee of DIY. “I’m a great believer in doing it by yourself, on your own and with a video, if possible.” She’s talking about yoga, but the sentiment could certainly be applied to the Girlosophy project, an initiative that has come to embody a message of fun, savvy and free-spirited femininity. Under the Girlosophy flag, Paul has produced a series of self-help... read more

Fashion legend Diane Von Furstenburg gives us a peak inside her New York penthouse, a vision that sits a top her iconic label DVF’s head office and flagship store, in the bustling meatpacking district. Designed by WORKac, and nicknamed her “tree house”, the loft addition looks sensational as an aerial view even before you step inside, with glass outer walls and a polygon shaped roof.

With wow factor interiors at every turn that parallel her brands signature style and obsession with... read more

Finally you can completely immerse yourself in the lavish world of LA designer and style queen Kelly Wearstler, with the opening of her new boutique on the fashionable but off-beat Melrose Avenue. A retail haven that is escapism in its purest sense, like her use of exquisite gems, this space is a rare true beauty. With an established Home collection, three books, and a recently launched ready-to-wear and accessories line, not to mention the star studded private clients and hotel groups she has... read more

One of the things we look forward to the most throughout the year is the few Sydney Dance Comapany productions which take place. With Rafael Bonachela at the helm, the SDC has reached great new heights in the realm of contemporary dance. Their productions have toured internationally and nationally, garnering world recognition for the small troupe of dancers and their exceptional work. Bonachela’s background is to be attributed to this, bringing in renowned choreographers and music composers,... read more

Though former Marie Claire US accessories editor-turned-Moda Operandi artistic director, Taylor Tomasi Hill once had us drooling over her New York apartment in the West Village, the hip red-nut has moved just a little uptown to a new abode. And folks, brace yourself, because this edition of fashion-friendly interior porn is just as gob smacking.

Residing with her high school boyfriend-turned-husband Chase, in Chelsea, Tomasi Hill has spread her slick, wonderfully offbeat style... read more

Born in 1957 Washington, Jim Hodges is a New York based installation artist using a highly original and poetic vocabulary. His broad range of work has included many different materials and techniques, from everyday ready-made objects, to more precious materials such as gold leaf and mirror. Last year he held an exhibition at Barbara Gladstone’s 21st St gallery in New York City, where he presented four large-scale sculptural works in a monumental grouping around a central void, investigating... read more

! ALL THE CUTE THINGS!!!! FRIDAAAAAAY! SHOTGUN TOP BUNK! ... read more

In 2011, photographer Christopher Morris returned to Central North Mexico, capturing the banality of the everyday and giving it a sense of dignity. In his forthcoming exhibition, Yo No Hablo Español (I Don’t Speak Spanish), he reveals the resolute pride of landscapes and life in a parched Mexico rarely glimpsed. As one of our regular contributors, we follow Morris’ work quite closely, but generally it’s only the fashion side of things we see. It’s through personal works, such... read more