This is the hilarious moment a Scot attempts to break Usain Bolt's sprint record on a night out without taking into account the chain link blocking his path.
Our blood runs in the streets
21.02.2020 - 09:56 / starobserver.com.au
The hate crimes that devastated the NSW gay and trans communities during the 1970s through to 2010 were an example of the deplorable level of indifference and injustice suffered by the LGBTIQ people at the time.
Many of the crimes, which include horrendous assaults and murder, remain unsolved. The NSW government has recently re-opened an inquiry into the crimes and is calling for submissions from anyone who has any experience of them.
Director, Shane Anthony and a troupe of actors have
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pitchfork.com
03.03.2020 / 19:56
Built to Spill Cover Daniel Johnston’s “Life in Vain”: Listen
Built to Spill have shared a new song from their forthcoming record of Daniel Johnston covers. They’ve covered “Life in Vain” from Johnston’s 1994 album Fun. Listen below (via Stereogum).
starobserver.com.au
02.03.2020 / 04:36
Bollywood releases its first mainstream gay rom-com
Bollywood has made headlines after its first major romantic comedy featuring a lead gay character hit Indian cinemas on Friday and won multiple five-star reviews.
variety.com
28.02.2020 / 11:51
Film Review: ‘Blood on Her Name’
In the opening moments of “Blood on Her Name,” an arrestingly twisty and suspenseful Southern noir thriller in the tradition of “One False Move,” we’re introduced to Leigh, the working-class protagonist played by Bethany Anne Lind, with a jarring close-up that is at once explicit and ambiguous. Her face is battered, her breathing is labored, and she appears to have just gotten the worst of it in a fight.
pitchfork.com
27.02.2020 / 17:01
Built to Spill Announce U.S. Tour
Built to Spill have announced a U.S. tour. The dates will feature an all-new lineup joining frontman Doug Martsch, including bassist Melanie Radford and drummer Teresa Esguerra, as BrooklynVegan notes. The tour kicks off this spring in Portland and currently wraps up in Denver in August. Find the full itinerary below and buy tickets here. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)
flipboard.com
20.02.2020 / 16:46
‘Baywatch’ Star Yasmine Bleeth Looks ‘Unrecognizable’ In New Pictures
Yasmine Bleeth gained worldwide fame with her role on Baywatch, but it might be hard for fans to pick her out of a lineup these days. This week, the New …
flipboard.com
20.02.2020 / 15:51
‘Baywatch’ Star Yasmine Bleeth Looks ‘Unrecognizable’ In New Pictures
Yasmine Bleeth gained worldwide fame with her role on Baywatch, but it might be hard for fans to pick her out of a lineup these days. This week, the New …
pitchfork.com
20.02.2020 / 14:31
The Avalanches and Blood Orange Share New Song “We Will Always Love You”: Listen
The Avalanches are back with their first new song since their 2016 comeback album Wildflower. It’s called “We Will Always Love You,” and it’s a collaboration with Blood Orange.
flipboard.com
20.02.2020 / 14:06
‘Baywatch’ Star Yasmine Bleeth Looks ‘Unrecognizable’ In New Pictures
Yasmine Bleeth gained worldwide fame with her role on Baywatch, but it might be hard for fans to pick her out of a lineup these days. This week, the New …
starobserver.com.au
19.02.2020 / 06:01
Queer meets Bollywood – and the new South Asian diaspora
A recent conversation during post-Midsumma pride march celebrations at a Melbourne pub soon veered, as they inevitably do in South Asian groups, to Bollywood – and particularly in a shocking new film.