JYP groups have always achieved great success in Japan and that has expanded to the agency’s very own J-pop acts NiziU and NEXZ. ITZY haven’t had quite as many promotional opportunities in this market as their agency peers, but new single Algorhythm continues their push.… Read More »Song Review: ITZY – Algorhythm
A Designer’s Warm Modernist Treehouse Rental Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor Inside Sarah Shinners’ family home. Halcyon Lake Mani IV rug. Vintage Arizona Sofa by Jens Juul Eilersen for Niels Eilersen. Vintage Byron Botker Palo Alto Chair. Fogia Supersolid object 5 side table and object… Read More »A Designer’s Warm Modernist Treehouse Rental
When Sydney made the grand final in 2022, before being mercilessly pumped by a well-oiled Geelong machine, most regarded the Swans as having made it that far ahead of their time. Almost half the side that day was aged 23 or younger, which paled into… Read More »Sydney has a list aged perfectly for the times: The Swans are flying high thanks to a great list built over previous seasons
If there is anything surer than the nose on your own face, it is that the Central Coast Mariners, even after a disastrous start to the 2023/24 A-league season, have been consistently the best team and deserve a spot in the decider next weekend. Not… Read More »Sydney FC do not deserve to play in the A-League Grand Final, yet still have a chance – and that should worry the Mariners
As Jock Campbell modestly played down his chances of a Wallabies recall, the in-form Queensland fullback threw his weight behind rising fly-half Tom Lynagh’s hopes of a maiden call-up. After another eye-catching season, second-year playmaker Lynagh was the first No.10 namedropped by Wallabies coach Joe… Read More »‘He’s ready’: Campbell backs teammate for gold as fullback mounts own selection and contract extension case