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Brad Hills on the sans pants trend and the latest celebrity endorsed line of lingerie … and that celebrity, by the way, is ten year old Noah Cyrus. Uncomfortable?
As a former blogger returning to the genre, Sandi talks about why she started, why she stopped and why she’s back in the game.
Simply put, ‘poverty porn’ is a term of criticism applied to films which are accused of being made for a privileged audience and offer up stories of poverty and suffering for their enjoyment. Beth Wilson explores this fascinating trend.
**Spoiler Alert** Beth Wilson and Sean Rom share their own personal responses to the highly acclaimed film, Precious: based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire.
Grace Edwards reviews, Warriors of Brazil, “a dynamic celebration of the martial art, Capoeira, blended with music and dance.”
This week, Romy Grbic puts some colour back into our lives with a selection of daring beauty products that’s sure to get you looking like summer.
As Trespass gets bigger (and, the aim is, better) we’re looking to undergo a couple of procedures. But first, we want to hear from you - what can we do to improve your Trespass experience?
In her review of Edge of Darkness - a remake of the 1985 BAFTA award-winning BBC mini series of the same name - Beth Wilson asks: “If it ain’t broke, why fix it?”
Are mobile phones the real cause of car accidents when driving and talking at the same time? Or are said drivers just plain crap? Brad Hills rides a mechanical bull and examines who the real danger behind the wheel is.
In this week’s ‘Speaking to Geeks’, Foz Meadows discusses one of life’s guilty pleasures - the so-good-it’s-bad genre that we can’t help but watch.
Lin Tan reviews, R+J - “a play in which its synopsis appears more appealing than its actual execution.”
‘Why share your bag with someone else, when you can have something that’s truly you?’ Romy Grbic interviews Dannielle Cresp - handbag creator extraordinaire who makes beautiful one-of-a-kind pieces.
Justine Marshall reviews the premier of ‘Precious’ presented by Icon Entertainment and the White Ribbon Foundation of Australia, which aims to eliminate violence against women.
In her first article for Trespass, Suz Tucker reviews Big Day Out, sharing with us the highlights and disappointments of the festival.
“So ridiculous that the film is more farce than thriller.” Find out why Beth Wilson thinks the makers of Law Abiding Citizen should be “punished”.
Presented by Speakeasy Cinema, ‘The Devil and Daniel Johnston’ is a film by award-winning director, Jeff Feuerzeig. Lin Tan previews this rare opportunity that includes a live performance by Daniel Johnston himself.
Whether you’re planning on throwing an afternoon tea party or going to one, Romy Grbic’s selection of accessories and products is your one-stop guide to getting made up.
Based on a book of the same name, The Road is set in a post-apocalyptic world brought to life by director John Hillcoat. Beth Wilson reports on the “well-crafted” film that “leaves the viewer to ponder the human spirit”.
To celebrate Australia Day, Beth Wilson compiles a list of 26 up-and-coming Australians working in front and behind the camera in the film industry. Happy Australia Day Trespass readers!
In ‘R+J’, director Sean Mulcahy presents Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ with a twist. Indeed the teenager lovers are wildly in love except this time, the tale is set in a modern bedroom and there’s a slight change in their names - Romeo and Julian.
Winner of the Best Film at the London Film Festival, ‘A Prophet’ is the latest work from celebrated French director, Jacques Audiard, and with both the film and the lead actor, Tahar Rahim, receiving nominations for this year’s BAFTAs, Trespass is very excited to have 10 double passes to giveaway.
Guzman y Gomez are giving away $20 vouchers to five Trespass readers. And there’s also a Pomegranate and Chilli Margarita recipe to add a little spice to our summer months.
We all know what it’s like to have our shoulders weighed down by a handbag full of things. This week, Romy Grbic lightens the load by providing us with some mini versions of our favourite handbag essentials.
2010 - “put a 9 in front of it and swap a couple around and suddenly it’s 90210.” Which according to Brad Hills can only mean one thing, or two - drama and men in their 80s and 90s fighting it out. That’s right Trespass readers, Brad Hills is back.
Warning: Sheer beauty of Photo Album may caused willfull escapism, prolonged procrastination, and slight irritability towards work. Antonia Hayes presents Oia on the beautiful island of Santorini.
