Game, set, Matt. My travels this week have unearthed a new riveting exposé of professional tennis by revered journalist Matthew Futterman (The New York Times, The Athletic), who goes behind the scenes of the modern game with unprecedented access to its biggest stars and rising talents. If you thought professional tennis looked glamorous from the outside, Futterman is about to reveal it’s more like a brutal psychological and physical experiment.
Mulholland Dry A new David Lynch-themed bar Vespertine has just opened in Sydney, slinging chartreuse cocktails under red velvet curtains. They also have a serious roster of live music lined up, so one to check out when you’re in the city next.
Qantas Points burning a whole in your digital pocket? Ahoy Club has just given you another way to cash them in: luxury yacht charters.Starting today, the exclusive new partnership with Qantas Frequent Flyer lets members earn and redeem points on yacht experiences across Australia and internationally; from Sydney Harbour and the Whitsundays to the Mediterranean, that’s more than 2,000 vessels across the globe. Get booking.
Dinosaur Movies Are Back... Set in 1982 and borrowing heavily from the Spielberg playbook, David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street drops a very ordinary suburban family into a very extraordinary setting: dinosaurs have somehow returned, and they’re roaming the neighbourhood.One of the smartest things about The End of Oak Street is how long it makes you wait for the dinosaurs. A claw here, a strange sound there, a glimpse through the darkness. When the creatures finally arrive, the film becomes a surprisingly tense, occasionally brutal and often very funny creature feature.
The CGI doesn’t quite match the magic of recent Jurassic flicks, but Mitchell’s direction, the excellent performances and some genuinely inventive set pieces more than make up for it.
It’s big, silly, nostalgic blockbuster filmmaking in the best possible way.
Dior Sauvage House opens in Sydney this weekend, giving well-scented citizens a first-hand experience of the brand’s 2026 release, alongside the collection’s greatest hits. I’ve just come from the early media walkthrough and was given a taste (and spray) of what’s to come, with celebrity barber Fernnando Miranda cutting hair in the grooming parlour, sensory sessions exploring the full Sauvage range, and a hidden speakeasy serving special cocktails inspired by the fragrance. Walk-ins are available, but better to book below.
Summer body starts right now Musashi is having a 40% off sale – meaning you can buy the 12 pack of 44g protein bars for $49.61. At about $4 per bar, it’s cheaper than you’ll ever find at Woolies. Go forth.
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