Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver has been cast as uptight political adviser, Zazu in the upcoming The Lion King remake. Joining an admittedly rag-tag cast
Your Prayers have Been Answered: Kesha’s Back
Kesha has released an emotional piano ballad called ‘Praying’. It comes after she announces the release of her new album Rainbow which will grace your
Everything You Need To Know About Paris Couture Fashion Week
Game Of Thrones vibes, all things mother nature and bobblehead dolls. Pardon? This year’s Paris Couture Week took a real unexpected twist to the term
FIB Reports: Louis Vuitton x Supreme Arrive on the Shores of Bondi Beach
From the 30th of June to the 13th of July, the two lords of fashion will be opening their range of Autumn and Winter clothing,
HBO Fears Death and Nabs Fantasy Novel In Attempt To Fill Looming Thrones Void
With news of Nnedi Okorafor’s World Fantasy award-winning novel Who Fears Death being optioned by HBO, FIB can’t help but wonder if the network is scrambling
What’s Happened to the “Horror” in Horror Movies?
If you’ve ever felt the guttural disappointment of having wasted precious cash, then chances are you probably know what it feels like to have watched
Michelle Rodriguez Takes a Stand For Women in Film and TV
Think you see a lot of men on television? You’re right, you do. Women in the film industry have always been discriminated against. From underpaying
Dior Celebrates Its 70th Anniversary With A Glowing Paris Exhibition
Seventy years on, French fashion house, Christian Dior has undergone a dramatic and glamorous journey that was elegantly showcased in an exhibition at the Musée des
Rocko’s Post-Modern Life: A Brief Look At The ’90s Resurgence
You guessed it, yet another ‘90s TV classic has been handed the reboot baton. Warner Bros. announced this week that they’re hoping to reincarnate everyone’s
Here’s Your Reminder that Ansel Elgort is a Bit of a Creep
If you don’t know who Ansel Elgort is, you might need to rewatch The Fault In Our Stars, The Divergent Series and Men, Women & Children.
FIB Film Review of the Week: ‘Okja’
The sixth film from Korean master director, Bong Joon-Ho, is an exuberant action movie with a distinct undercurrent of clever, corporate satire. Misinterpreted as vegan
‘Meet Me In The Cross’ Met With Kings Cupful Of Success
Last weekend saw Kings Cross almost back to its heyday, with local bars and clubs pumping with patrons and great artists for Keep Sydney Open‘s
