Words by: Clara Yew
Buckle up besties, because, in a few short paragraphs, I’m going to teach you some of the words a-buzz in cyberspace, so you can keep up with the Zoomers.
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Buckle up besties, because, in a few short paragraphs, I’m going to teach you some of the words a-buzz in cyberspace, so you can keep up with the Zoomers.
READ MOREWords by: Erin Constable Art by: Jennifer Hoang
If I have to see the Jungle Giants at one more Aussie Festival I am going to lose it.
READ MOREWords and Art by: Parisa Sarmady
If you’re on the internet, then you’ve definitely heard of Sam Levinson. In a meme, heated tweet debate, or subreddit discussing the controversy of his body of work.
READ MOREWords by: Xenia Sanut Art by: Caitlin Cefai
Let me say, straight out the garden gate, that I’m not a hardcore Swiftie. Or at least, I haven’t been an entirely loyal one.
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Words by: Ava Toon
Everyone’s watched female celebrities (think Amy Winehouse or Britney Spears) face public hate campaigns. The fear and uncertainty that permeates existing as an aging, feeling, breathing woman in the public eye is inescapable.
READ MOREWords and Art by: Saskia Mortarotti
“You can tell a lot about people by their shoes, where they going, where they have been.”
READ MOREWords by: Shabnam Sidhu
I’ve been on dating apps for three years. I’ve had 27 first dates in the last year. I’ve experienced two failed situationships. Despite it all, I persevere.
READ MOREWords and Art by: Alleisha Pereira-Stephens
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, where Tweets can capture the zeitgeist in a mere 280 characters, only a select few have managed to transcend the digital realm and etch themselves into the archives of cultural history.
READ MOREWords by: Sydney Reyes Art By: Simonnette Labiran
We can’t talk about the pop culture of the last decade without mentioning the Asian representation that is Korean pop music, or K-pop for short.
READ MOREWords and Artwork by Emilia Bajer
With Disney’s live actions being put out readily, there are constant debates about whether their portrayals of beloved stories are successful. Or even needed.
READ MOREWords by: Edie Hopgood Photography and Modelling by: Jacquelyn Affidon & Eleanor Truong
At one point or another, we have all looked at influencers and content creators in envy.
READ MOREWords by: Zayan Ismail
There’s something fascinating about the human condition’s prying eye. You might be having the worst day, religiously single and completely devoid of excitement in your own life, and yet you find the time to scroll through Instagram, TikTok, Twitter (X or whatever you call it these days) to obsess over famous couples from distant lands.
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Words and Artwork by: A. Louise
Sitting down to write this article feels Bradshawrian; reflecting on my love life as a 20-something white woman in the big city. Wow, how original!
READ MOREWords by: Sreemoyee Banerjee
There have been days where I’ve felt sexy and wanted to ‘do the deed’, but not only was I painfully single,
I didn’t have access to hookup sites either.
Words by: Elodie Ricaud
The pursuit of authenticity during young adulthood can only be undone through a gradual process that requires us to turn inwards and evaluate our lives through a different lens.
READ MOREWords by: Maddison Marshall
I never had the lightbulb moment where I realised I was asexual.
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Creative Direction, Styling and Words by: Lily Sundberg Photography by: Emily Lederman Models: Anoushka Gold (they/them), Sunny Derham (they/them), Roi Yang (he/him) and Lily Sundberg (she/her)
When asked to explore the world of ‘Playboy’ and what it represents, so many different ways of examining the debauchery, sex appeal, and objectification came to mind.
READ MOREWords and Photography by: Jackie Zhou
I was born a little girl. My sex in my passport is labelled Female. I was raised as my mother’s daughter, and brought up in the world under the watchful and omnipresent male gaze.
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