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Reviews | arts
Film | A quiet tour de force
The Artist is Michel Hazanavicius’s homage to the silent era, studded with sight gags and clever touches.
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Books | Norwegian hood
Jo Nesbo traded the broking life for more literary pursuits – and his stocks are soaring. Just don’t call him the next Stieg Larsson.
Property
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Executive property
The pick of this week’s high-end homes for sale: one of Sydney’s best beachfront houses listed at $7.5 million.
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Suburb profile | Redfern, Sydney
Middle class buyers are transforming a rundown inner city neighbourhood.
Travel
New York | Where the action is
Before fashion there was bloodshed – quite literally, in New York’s Meatpacking District. But the area has cleaned up its act.
New York | The top end of town
Hotels on the Upper East Side encapsulate the ultimate in luxury accommodation.
Food & wine
Yum cha in Melbourne
Chef Neil Perry and the team at Spice Temple Melbourne have launched a new yum cha menu.
New York | The table test
It’s hard to bag a prime-time spot at one of these restaurants – but it can be done.
Euro culture vultures
A vintner’s sabbatical is as much about local food and village culture as it is about learning winemaking techniques.
Fashion and design
Shades of desire
Sunglasses are an easy way for luxury labels to reach customers, and more are getting on board.
Money no object
This week’s must haves:Baume et Mercier, Gucci, John Varvatos, Bulgari and Calvin Klein.
Reviews | technology
A wolf in sheep’s clothing
Performance and value make the latest Audi a strong contender in a tough market segment.
We nose our printers
Digital Life Labs stumbles across the printer-testing methodology that the world has been searching for.
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