The Five

The scene as a whole is hardly cool – especially the fashions – but there are a few pieces of disco that are so transcendentally wonderful that they’ve entered that rareified realm.

Without the innovations of the Lumière brothers in the late 1800s, or the groundbreaking film storytelling of Georges Méliès with his Le Voyage dans la lune in 1902, we might be watching very different films today.

Sydney Scoop writer Chloe Varga spends a lot of her working week in the CBD. Here she gives us her top cafe tips for Kent Street. Greenhearts Espresso 432 Kent Street, Sydney +61 2 8084 5954 Passing b…

There is an inescapable national identity that comes from American culture, and what better way to explore it than with some good old fashioned American movies.

Jazz luminary Ornette Coleman has died from cardiac arrest at 85. For a soul as strange and free-spirited as Coleman, it almost seems too tame an ending.

To get in a suitably nostalgic mood, throw on some battered Converse and a flannel shirt and jam to these 90’s alt-rock classics.

The films coming out of Iran give a valuable insight into a world that is often completely unknown to Western audiences, allowing us to learn about Islamic societies, the role of feminism in the Middle East, and life in such a strict and traditional environment.

Here are five devastating and thought-provoking films about World Wars I & II that soberly and sombrely examine the effects of war.

High Tea Queen, Marlo Perry guides us around her five essential high teas of Sydney: male-friendly, historian, picky, gluten free (and organic and raw and vegan), and traditional

Whether it's for a drink after work, or for heading out on a Saturday night, here's our pick of the top five small cocktail bars in the Sydney CBD.