Six Reasons Why You Should Visit Mykonos
Whilst everyone is traipsing across the world, why not push the boat out and have an adventure of your own? The New Zealand spring…
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July 2023 Book Releases
Attention book lovers! Check out the latest releases for July 2023… Magnolia Table Vol.3 by Joanna Gaines Joanna Gaines, cofounder of Magnolia, cook and…
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Travelling Back In Time
Auckland Museum has shared its latest upcoming exhibition, opening June 15th. The new exhibition will traverse back in time, sharing a new perspective on…
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Book Club | Picks for History-Lovers
Bloomsbury Girls – Natalie Jenner One bookshop. Fifty-one rules. Three women who break them all. 1950. Bloomsbury Books on London’s Lamb’s Conduit Street has…
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DocPlay Dishes Out the Dark Side
DocPlay has a special treat for all the true crime fans out there with a jaw-dropping selection of crime-related documentaries and docu-series. From the…
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BOOKS OF OUR TIMES
The Man in the Red Coat – Julian Barnes Set in the French Belle Epoque, The Man in the Red Coat is a fresh…
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BOOKS FOR TYKES
ADVENTURE Shatter City: Imposters 2 – Scott Westerfield Rafi’s engagement party is the talk of the feeds. Her dress is spectacular and her fiancé,…
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BOOKS ON HISTORY
El Norte – Carrie Gibson For reasons of language and history, the United States has prized its Anglo heritage above all others. However, America…
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Walter Gropius
Walter Gropius was the founder of one of the most revolutionary art houses in history, Bauhaus. The story of Gropius’s life, influence and triumphs…
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Celebrating the Met Gala
This year’s Met Gala theme has just been announced, Camp: Notes on Fashion, and we are beyond excited for the incredible stylistic displays we will…
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Women and Power
This thought-provoking manifesto is released a year after the #MeToo movement took the world by storm. Shocking revelations were bought to light and women…
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Queer Heroes
This historical book pays tribute to some of the world’s most beloved figures, from artists to singers and even revolutionaries. The LGBTQ heroes celebrated…
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The Hummingbird Project Film Review: A Slow Burn
This flick tells the story of Vincent and Anton Zaleski, who attempt to make millions by building a fibre-optic cable which travels 1,000-miles through…
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The Elegant Lie
In the bombed-out ruins of Cologne in 1949 disgraced American Army Officer Nathan Carter is recruited to infiltrate a black-market operation. As Carter earns…
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How We Disappeared
Wang Di was sixteen years old when the brutal events of the Japanese invasion altered her life’s path and led her down a road…
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