“I’m not a fan of changing the rules because one team is dominating,” commented one Roarer last week. It is a disappointing interpretation of the articles I have written over the past weeks opposing the Rugby played by Rassie Erasmus’ Springboks and Steve Borthwick’s England.… Read More »Possession Rugby is on life support – and the stats from the World Cup prove it beyond doubt
The Gold Coast Suns are poised to emerge from the 2023 AFL National Draft with a trio of first round selections, all of whom are expected to make a significant impact on the first team thanks to the team’s investment in Academy prospects. Jed Walter,… Read More »Gold Coast’s bright horizon: The three Academy prospects who can be the stars of Hardwick’s Suns
photograph by Rick Perez On their EP earlier this year, Julez and the Rollerz answered the question Is This Where The Party Is? by making their own party with an endless supply of huge singalongs, crunchy-but-tight instrumentals, and ripping guitar solos. The record’s title is… Read More »Video Premiere: Julez and the Rollerz – “Wildest Fantasy”
The idol group name generator must be getting pretty empty because “WHIB” is a strange moniker for a new K-pop group. Apparently, it’s meant to be a combination of the words “white” and “black,” showcasing the guys’ variety of charms. Okay, then! Title track Bang!… Read More »Song Review: WHIB – Bang!
After a somewhat messy departure from (G)I-DLE and Cube Entertainment, Soojin has returned as a soloist. Re-debut AGASSY sees her following in the footsteps of many girl group members turned soloists. Right away, the song and performance remind me of something we’d hear from Sunmi or… Read More »Song Review: Soojin – AGASSY