A probing interview with Jeremy Wortsman

In the land of leavened bread, the one-holed delicacy is king. B-nugs. Jewish Doughnuts. Freaky Crullers. Holy Scones. Love Muffins. Whichever way you...

We have all been dropped by the devil at some stage in our lives, but very few at the tender age of six. Given the title for their show by a late night...

Air Force brat Dene Lawson grew up all over the United States, leaving a trail of blushing Susans, Debbies and Anns in his wake.

He was a heart-breaking...

From the outside, Shoya Japanese Restaurant looks pretty humble, even missable, like any other restaurant on the China Town strip. Positioned next to...

A long time ago, amphibians crawled from the oceans on to land and evolved into humans. At about this same time Meyers Place opened and gave these creatures...

Rarely a meal is served so perfectly prepared, daringly executed, and exactly proportioned that you simply can't remove it from your thoughts. This dish...

We live in a city so multicultural that even our clothes are cross-bred. Take this jumper; it was designed in Japan, fashioned from Egyptian cotton, given...

The Sporting Club Hotel is at once unspectacular and a secret cavern of wonders, depending on how you see things. Yes, it’s true that you probably...

Mike Relm is as badass as they come. He has won turtablism championships, plays live with completely original video DJing mash-ups, and is just releasing...

Like a shot of serotonin to the central nervous system, Hot Chip’s new album The Warning will remind of you of what being happy feels like...

Je Suis Animal took all the interesting subjects of their arts degree and spun them into an album. It's the cinema geek in-jokes told through the strings...

In Hellboy, Guillermo Del Toro finds the big red muse that lets his artsy aesthetics and blockbuster tendencies combine into a glorious mess of pulp...

OK all you savages, you lovers of commas, you students of fear. The man who made it acceptable to write about whatever the hell you want as long as you...

One man had a vision, and that vision was that the good people of Melbourne would abandon their consumerist label-whoring and embrace good old fashioned...

Gregory Crewdson’s Beneath the Roses reveals his elaborately choreographed, large-scale photographs which blur the line between cinema and photography...

Whether you're looking for some vintage audio equipment, some rare camera accessories, some entertaining video games, or an unusual wedding present, Cash...

The relationship between art and craft is in many ways similar to that of rock and pop. They are similar, competitive yet distinct, and one is clearly...

Self Service magazine doesn’t mince words. In fact, apart from the editor’s letter they barely have any until page 264. Not that we are...

There's been talk, oh yes there has. And now it's open. The gallery above Glitzern in Crossley Street. It's actually in the apartment that once belonged...

Harmony Korine: he did the screenplay for Kids, he used to do Chole Sevigny (until he started doing too many drugs), he's done Letterman, and...