Jordi Roth

Ugly Mugs, for those who aren’t familiar, is the name of a pamphlet that sex workers distribute to identify and warn each other about the violent, dangerous or abusive clients they encounter while working.

I’m guilty of sleeping with my iPhone.

Hollywood loves to produce a ‘buddy-cop’ film and follow a predictable and finely-tuned method for how it should play out.

There’s a lack of fictional women in top jobs across film and television, especially given the fact less than 30% of the speaking parts in Hollywood blockbusters are given to women.

It’d be nice to think a film called This is 40 would offer some telling insights about a couple staring down the barrel of middle-age, but Judd Apatow’s attempt brings no hint of emotional maturity — or humour.

Mark O’Brien’s on a mission to finally lose his virginity in his late 30’s.

The Sapphires is based (loosely) on the experiences of film writer Tony Briggs’ mother and three aunts, who formed an Indigenous Australian, all-girl soul-singing troupe of the same name in the 1960’s.

Melbourne Business School has just cracked the 40% female MBA enrolment mark, joining the ranks of just a handful of the world’s top 50 MBA programs to do so.

How many times in your working day (and the hours afterwards) have you looked at the unread count in your inbox and recoiled? Since Timothy Ferriss unearthed the concept of a Virtual Assistant in his best-selling lifestyle guide Four Hour Work Week, Virtual Assistant services have taken off as a helping hand in the business of everyday.

Most of us have grand ideas about travelling.

San Francisco has evolved from the fog of the hippie 1960s to a city that now likes to celebrate diversity with a serious amount of glitter.

From bustling crowds in mid-town, to hidden gems in the village, there is plenty to indulge in during the off-the-clock hours.