- Boy George does a TV interview sometime in the 80s, with his great tomato-red hair
- I'm reading Genelle Guzman-McMillan's book Angel in the Rubble, so was interested in this interview with her when she was in New Zealand recently. An amazing book, by the way
- Collider tells us that Cocteau's classic film Beauty and the Beast has been released on blu-ray. I don't have blu-ray, but am always glad to see renewed interest in the wonderful Monsieur Cocteau
- Hate to bang on about Julian Barnes, but I love him, and think he's a real contender for this year's Booker with his new novel The Sense of an Ending
- A stark photo essay on the different conditions in which children live - from Brain Pickings
- These super-glam mobile phones are exactly the kinds of things I'd love to be flashing around
- Mr. Men books treated with the seriousness they deserve
- Quite a lot of people seem to have forgotten their manners in this busy society. Zen Family Habits provides us with a lovely list of ways to say thanks.
- This is my kind of wedding party. From Poorly Dressed
- The Vietnamese press warns women that their husbands might be gay
- Shift Your Life brings us legendary marketer Jay Conrad Levinson's take on lifetime learning
- I think I'm going to make an effort to attend the Sydney Underground Film Festival, and the Sydney Morning Herald tells us what to expect
- A mix of Boy George's really catchy new (ish) song 'Yes We Can', inspired by Obama! From Soundcloud
- Great pictures of the lace creations currently on display at the Powerhouse Museum
- When Genres Attack (their next fascinating event is on in September) brings us M. J. Hearle on writing supernatural fiction
- I love when people scan their cats (and other, not usually scan-able things). Bit Rebels shows us some great scanned chocolate bars
- 50 great ways to make your blog more interesting. From Jeff Bullas
- The Big Lebowski cast reunion!
- Radio New Zealand runs a fascinating interview with author Stephanie Dowrick (audio)
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