It’s just like Mel Brooks says, “Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer and die.” At World Bar on Wednesday witness other peoples’ misfortunes via their anecdotes – nay, confessions. With posterity and proximity on your side, their shame will be your glee. At least that’s what we’re hoping happens when you put Rhys Muldoon, Nathan Harrison, Nadine Von Cohen, Matt Banham, Symonne Torpy and Darryn King in a public confession booth.
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Vivid Live: Stop The VirgensIf you heard Karen O was doing her take on an opera, you wouldn’t be too surprised to find it described a ‘Psycho Opera‘....
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Bappi Lahiri, ‘Aaj Kaa M.L.A.’ ...The lyrics may be questionable, however his musical arrangements are sublime; the self-proclaimed ‘Disco King’ of Bollywood, Bappi Lahiri,...
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Actress, ‘R.I.P’As rough as the sound of a thousand ladies having their nails filed and as warped as DJ Screw on a sizzurp-fuelled bender, Actress’ R.I.P....
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An interview with Anton NewcombeAnton Newcombe of the Brian Jonestown Massacre is a fast talking, extremely smart, extremely passionate dude. His boundless energy and quick...