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Week two - September 10, 2008

  • See

    Rick Amor Exhibition

    Australian artist Rick Amor has exhibited over 40 times. His popular work has been described as having a poetic mystery and sense of menace.
    He is currently exhibiting at Niagara Galleries. Check out his impressive creations and if you find something you love, buy!

    Where: 245 Punt Rd, Richmond
    When: Septmeber 2 - October 4
    Open: Tues 11-8, Wed-Sat 11-6

  • Food

    The Abyssinian

    Seriously good Ethiopian & Eritrean food at reasonable prices. Lentil & chickpea curries, casseroles, marinated meats. Get a share plate with friends and don't hesitate to use your fingers, the spongy bread is great as a scoop. Save up for the creme caramel dessert, it's delicious!

    Where: 277 Racecourse Road, Flemington
    Open: Monday- Saturday 5.30pm-10pm
    Ph: 9376 8754
    Licensed + BYO

  • Watch

    Funny Games

    Contrary to the title, this movie is not actually a comedy, but rather an art house horror. This satirical film deconstructs the way violence is portrayed in the media; a family settles into its vacation home, which happens to be the next stop for a pair of young, articulate, white-gloved serial killers on an excursion through the neighbourhood.
    Originally an Austrian film, the director has had the opportunity to remake it.

    Starring Naomi Watts and Tim Roth.
    Opens September 11 at Nova and Village Cinemas.
    Watch trailer
    Website

  • Go

    Samadhi Spa & Wellness Retreat

    Set amid the tranquil Australian bush in central Victoria's picturesque 'spa country', you will find Samadhi Spa & Wellness Retreat. Get out of the city and treat yourself and a friend or partner to a weekend of pampering. Massages, body wraps, exfoliation, facials and hydrotherapy baths. Not just a day spa; Samadi Retreat also has accommodation. You'll be so relaxed and rejuvenated when you leave, you'll feel like you've had 3 weeks on the beach!

  • Shop

    The Fat Tulip

    The Fat Tulip Flower Merchants have been a round for years and have really made a name for themselves. Weddings, coporate gigs, bunches of flowers.
    They also sell Mozi tea, tea cups, tea towels & aprons. They gift wrap.
    Professional & creative.

    Fattulip.com
    Where: Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

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  • Bambini

    Tiny People

    Another website for the little people. This one has some gorgeous clothes, bedding, furniture, rugs and art. A selection of original mobiles to hang in your child's room and a small section of goodies for the parents.

    tinypeople.com.au

  • Read

    Betty Blue

    The story revolves around the love affair between a drifter with an unpublished novel to his credit and a beautiful girl with itchy feet who, for no discernible reason (French author Philippe Djian doesn't seem to believe in reasons), goes from such eccentricities as pouring paint over a car and torching a house to self-destructive madness. Her passion-driven lover follows her from place to place, flattered by her faith in his literary talents and ready to try his hand at practically anything to keep the affair afloat; plumbing, housepainting, pizza-making, selling pianos and, finally, armed robbery.

    Buy it here
    Buy the DVD here

  • Listen

    Ida Maria

    Ida Maria's single 'I Like You So Much Better When You're Naked' is from her debut album, Fortress Round My Heart. The Norwegian rock star has had great success with her singles in Norway and picked up a couple of awards along the way. Now she's sharing her sound with Australia.

    Listen here.

  • After Dark

    Northcote Gig

    A special gig at Femme Feast this Friday at the Northcote Town Hall with Jess Paige & two other originals artists - Sasha Earle and Hazel Brown (her trio is called Otouto). Jess will play with her brother, Josh Romig, in duo form.
    It will be lovely, with a bar open at interval.

    Cost: It is $10 or $8 concession.
    Time: Starts at 8 sharp.
    Where: Northcote town hall

    More info here

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This weeks poll

Are you more likely to read...

  • 16%The newspaper
  • 55%A magazine
  • 29%A good book
 

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