Cass, a charismatic entrepreneur, has transformed her career from a beverage cart girl into a thriving media brand. Known for her humorous and engaging content, she created the talk show CartGirl CarPool and launched Hug Repellant, a body glitter product. Cass exemplifies how personality and creativity can disrupt industries.
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Adam Lambert has released his sixth studio album, ADAM, featuring twelve diverse tracks that blend electronics with live instrumentation. The album includes singles like “CLOUD 9,” “EAT U ALIVE,” and “RAT CITY.” Lambert plans to celebrate the album with performances and signings across the U.S. and U.K./E.U., starting July 10.
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Delta Goodrem is back in Australia after her standout Eurovision performance with “Eclipse”. She’s scheduled an intimate live show in Sydney on 14 July, following her sold-out UK and EU tour. Her latest single “Hologram,” part of her upcoming album “Pure,” has just released its music video and is receiving significant airplay.
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Five relationships, five endings, and a running theme of appalling timing. From a teenage misstep with the phrase “I love you” to a textbook marriage and its quiet unravelling, to a permanent move to Melbourne that lasted seven months — a candid accounting of the men and women I have loved, and lost.
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Five relationships, five endings, and a running theme of appalling timing. From a teenage misstep with the phrase “I love you” to a textbook marriage and its quiet unravelling, to a permanent move to Melbourne that lasted seven months — a candid accounting of the men and women I have loved, and lost.
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A big fish in a small pond, then a medium fish in a much bigger one. Boards, committees, twelve years on InterPride, and a slow disconnect from community that nobody warns you about. Then illness, solitude, and a hard-won mantra: no expectations, no disappointments. Community service, in full.
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A big fish in a small pond, then a medium fish in a much bigger one. Boards, committees, twelve years on InterPride, and a slow disconnect from community that nobody warns you about. Then illness, solitude, and a hard-won mantra: no expectations, no disappointments. Community service, in full.
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A drag queen who could actually lip sync. A Pride board colleague, sweet-souled and now quietly absent. A nightclub instant-friendship with a man of shared politics, shared complications, and a quick temper that has occasionally misfired. Three Elizabeths, a Daddy, and twenty-two years of Melbourne friendship in all its imperfect glory.
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Brett Hayhoe reflects on his complex relationship with his father in a compelling memoir. He explores the distance created by his parents’ separation and the small, impactful memories that linger. The narrative highlights childhood experiences, the absence of grandparents, and a poignant moment with cigarettes, ultimately revealing an inheritance of memories and unresolved emotions.
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A first big trip. A mother and son on Queensland Rail, heading south to visit family. A cousin with a church group and an enormous quantity of alcohol. A homecoming that went badly wrong. A holiday cut short and a train back to Cairns — rather sooner than planned.
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