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Cinema is so back – and these are the reasons why >

How to support you local designers amid COVID-19

We spoke to some of our favourite local designers on what we as a community can be doing to best support small businesses in fashion during COVID-19.

This week on RUSSH: the mind has to travel

We’re not condoning running away. But this week, we’re giving ourselves permission to let our minds wander.

Generations Fellowship: Here’s how emerging artists are receiving support in NSW

A brand new initiative, the Generations Fellowships will see in-kind and cash support given to up and coming musicians. A life-changing move for many.

A supercharged recipe for blueberry and chocolate oats

It’s blueberry season, and we’re making the most of it with this easy recipe for blueberry and chocolate (trust us) overnight oats.

Ceramicist Rachel Saunders’ guide to pottery at home

Find creative distraction and beautify your space with a video demonstration from the cult favourite ceramicist.

How compatible are you with your favourite internet boyfriend?

14 perfumes that are just as memorable as Baccarat Rouge

6 new films coming out in 2025 we can’t wait to see

The 18 newly hatted restaurants in NSW and ACT to add to your dining lists

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Coping with self-isolation: how to not kill your housemates during a global pandemic

How do we preserve relationships with our partners, housemates or families while stuck in communal confinement?

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ADIDAS + WALES BONNER Samba Sneakers

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BOTTEGA VENETA Lauren 1980 Maxi Bauletto

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BONDS x DOUBLE RAINBOUU Boxers

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Satisfy your sweet tooth with this raw cacao rocky road

The ultimate treat, and full of magnesium, Nourishing Club’s rocky road is practically a prescription.

That loving feeling: chocolate and libido

Heat things up and boost your health with a dose of raw cacao.

Thursday longread: remember the summer

Nostalgia has the power to take us someplace warmer. But can reality ever compete with the past?

How do our surroundings reflect our inner lives?

“We take the time to make things beautiful for no other reason than our souls require it.” Miranda Darling explores the notion of home; the ways in which our physical spaces become extensions of ourselves.

Book Club / People

Model Sophie Koella on her favourite writer and the books she cherishes

For the second instalment of RUSSH Book Club, our ‘Unrecognised’ issue cover star Sophie Koella shares the novels that have captured her heart and the writer who inspires her most.

Book Club / People

Matilda Dods talks Toni Morrison and the book that became her security blanket

From reading four books at once to thinking about characters three years on, model Matilda Dods shares her literary favourites for RUSSH Book Club.

Fashion / Style

Martin Margiela: In His Own Words

Your long weekend viewing is sorted as the long anticipated documentary on the revolutionary designer is launched via iTunes on April 10.

Beauty / IN THE BAG

Jonathan Van Ness on the healing power of baths and the best serum for sensitive skin

The star of our TV screen and our favourite person to follow on Instagram shares his favourite skincare and why his beauty icon will forever be his grandma.

People

Staying well in isolation with Christelle Scifo and Annalisa Ferraris

Artists do isolation better than anyone else. So we called on creative minds for their guide to thriving at home in the time of coronavirus.

Beauty / Wellbeing

Identity crisis in isolation: loss and self-worth in the age of social-distancing

Identity and sense of self, we are finding, are so heavily tied to the ways in which we live our lives. Is it any surprise that many of us are living through an identity crisis?

Fashion / Style

We Wear Australian: supporting our local fashion industry

Buy Australian, wear Australian. The initiative helping our fashion industry in need.

Home / Interiors

The Australian Ballet and Sydney Opera House are taking their seasons online

The Australian Ballet announced it was cancelling the current and upcoming seasons, but it came with a silver lining. The ballet is now presenting its season, online.