CATALYST: 'FUTURE TENSE', Issue 3, Volume 78
Time, like love, is the most incomprehensible element to human existence. We have all this time, in seconds and years and moments and glimpses, that w...
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Melbourne International Comedy Festival: Mel & Sam’s High Pony
Mel & Sam’s High Pony is something we can only describe as Queer Madness.
High Pony is Mel O’Brien and Samantha Andrews’ third live show since the chaotic music-comedy duo began, as part of the International Comedy Festival. Mel and Sam’s Melbourne showcase launched on the back of their new brand new podcast series on Spotify, which is full of heinous, hyper-local shits and gigs that have the two of us in tears every episode. So when we were given the opportunity to go and watch their show at t
High Pony is Mel O’Brien and Samantha Andrews’ third live show since the chaotic music-comedy duo began, as part of the International Comedy Festival. Mel and Sam’s Melbourne showcase launched on the back of their new brand new podcast series on Spotify, which is full of heinous, hyper-local shits and gigs that have the two of us in tears every episode. So when we were given the opportunity to go and watch their show at t
‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Review – Is Marvel in its Flop Era?
WARNING: this article contains spoilers for Thor: Love and Thunder
On Friday, I made the questionable decision to sit through Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) and be madly disappointed by what was unfurling in front of my eyes.
Before you yell at me or rage-click away from this article, I’m a Marvel fan, and Thor’s series of films are amongst my favourites. No, it’s not just because of Chris Hemsworth’s godly body (although who could blame me). Taika Waititi is my favourite director, and I hold T
On Friday, I made the questionable decision to sit through Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) and be madly disappointed by what was unfurling in front of my eyes.
Before you yell at me or rage-click away from this article, I’m a Marvel fan, and Thor’s series of films are amongst my favourites. No, it’s not just because of Chris Hemsworth’s godly body (although who could blame me). Taika Waititi is my favourite director, and I hold T
CATALYST: 'CULT', Issue 2, Volume 78
For Alyssa's article, go to page 17 (22 on Issuu).
Welcome you to the B-side. Enter the age of... CULT! The Cult issue revels in the writing and the art of all things obscure, underground, and extremel...
Welcome you to the B-side. Enter the age of... CULT! The Cult issue revels in the writing and the art of all things obscure, underground, and extremel...
Everything RIGHT With Heartstopper – Why More Shows Should Strive to be Like Netflix’s New Original
I don’t know about you, but I’m still reeling from watching Netflix’s new series, Heartstopper. Hooked from the first episode, I binged it within a day. I shut my laptop at 12:08am, giddy with emotion and heart full of adoration for what’s now one of my favourite Netflix series.
As I lay in bed, feeling warm and fuzzy from this ultimate feel-good show, I realised: everything in Heartstopper just felt so right.
It astounds me that so many series and films struggle to achieve the lasting affect Heartstopper did, because in my head, it all seems so simple. So, after taking a day to gather my thoughts and put my emotions in check, I have pieced together all the things I believe Heartstopper has done right, and what other series and films should aim to follow.
As I lay in bed, feeling warm and fuzzy from this ultimate feel-good show, I realised: everything in Heartstopper just felt so right.
It astounds me that so many series and films struggle to achieve the lasting affect Heartstopper did, because in my head, it all seems so simple. So, after taking a day to gather my thoughts and put my emotions in check, I have pieced together all the things I believe Heartstopper has done right, and what other series and films should aim to follow.
Bridgerton Season 2 – a Bingeworthy Affair with a Few Frustrations
Dearest reader,
Our beloved Netflix series, Bridgerton, has returned for another season. Rest assured that it is full of just as much yearning, scandal, gossip, illustrious wardrobes, and grand estates as the previous season, if not more. Bridgerton season 2 is a bingeworthy affair that welcomes back old fans and dazzles new audiences.
Our beloved Netflix series, Bridgerton, has returned for another season. Rest assured that it is full of just as much yearning, scandal, gossip, illustrious wardrobes, and grand estates as the previous season, if not more. Bridgerton season 2 is a bingeworthy affair that welcomes back old fans and dazzles new audiences.
CATALYST: 'GLOW', Issue 4, Volume 77
For Alyssa's article, go to page 36.
According to Collins Dictionary to 'Toot one's own horn' is to praise oneself, aka boast. Now, we know the negative connotation of such an act of se...
According to Collins Dictionary to 'Toot one's own horn' is to praise oneself, aka boast. Now, we know the negative connotation of such an act of se...
