With Taylor Swift’s release of Fearless (Taylor’s Version), discussions of nostalgia and how we relate to our younger selves have taken centre stage. Continue reading If there was ever a soundtrack of nostalgia, Taylor’s Version would be it
With Britney Spears’ legal battle to overturn her conservatorship making headlines as of late, fans have once again echoed their calls to #FreeBritney. OTR Contributor, Emily Schinella, explains why. Continue reading Unpacking #FreeBritney: The fan-lead movement explained
The Summer Sounds Festival in Adelaide offered music lovers the chance to finally experience something that has been sorely missed: live music. Continue reading The new norm? What it’s like going to a socially distanced festival.
Summer Sounds music festival is the innovative “COVID-safe” solution to the previously suffering live music industry. Continue reading SA Health welcomes “COVID-safe” Summer Sounds music festival to Adelaide
It’s happening: A Sex and the City reboot is officially in the works. This calls for one thing, and one thing only – Cosmopolitans! Continue reading And just like that… Sex and the City is back
There is nothing better than watching a good Christmas movie with your family or friends to get in the Christmas spirit. Continue reading OTR’s Favourite Christmas Movies
Instead of binge watching, this Victorian in lockdown turned his hand to making his own podcast. Continue reading Extended lockdown sparks podcast
Happiest Season has been labelled the first queer Christmas movie, giving voice and representation to diversity in festive storytelling while finding its place among the Christmas classics Continue reading Diversifying the narrative as we approach our Happiest Season
In a television landscape of outdated tropes and lesbian stereotypes, One Day at a Time sets the bar for queer storytelling and subverts expectations of the sitcom format. Continue reading Tackling authentic queer adolescence one episode at a time
Legendary musician Elvis Presley has inspired South Australian musician and mental health advocate Scott Jackson. Continue reading The King and I: How music saved my life
