FIB CHATS: KATIJA FEAT. COOLIO – HIS LAST COLLABORATION
Livin’ In A Gangsters Paradise: “Do you want it” featuring Aussie Artist Katija. Katija is an Australian-born rapper from Melbourne. A talented hip-hop dancer with
FIB GIG REVIEW: THE LUMINEERS
The Lumineers’ Sweltering Sydney Show is infectiously Joyful. The Lumineers touch down last night for their first Sydney show as part of their “Bright Side
“MAKE KANYE WEST A BILLIONAIRE AGAIN” – YE FANS START A GOFUNDME PAGE
The artist formally known as Kanye West, “Ye”, is making headlines again this week. Supporters of the rap icon have set up several GoFundMe pages
Nepotism Babies in Hollywood : Do We Love Them or Hate Them?
These days nepotism seems to be rampant in the fashion and entertainment industries. Begging the question, do we love it or hate it? Nepotism :
Billy Porter Criticises Harry Styles’ Vogue Cover
Billy Porter has dragged Vogue for their 2020 cover featuring Harry Styles in a dress. In a recent interview with The Times UK, Billy Porter
Jaden Smith’s Clean Water And Sanitation Crusade
It’s always encouraging to see renowned figures take on issues related to the environment by utilising their platform for maximum potential. In this particular case,
Coachella: The Most Outstanding Onstage Outfits from Weekend One
Coachella was the main event this past weekend that had eyes from all around the world watching. We’re here to show you some of the
Ezra Koenig’s First Anime A Perfect Metaphor For Blending Hollywood Vets With Voice Acting Gigs
Have you been wondering where the fuzz the next Vampire Weekend album is? Well buckle up, because we highly doubt the scenario “lead singer has
FIB Web-Doco The Get Down
The 7-episode television show became an instant success as it followed the inception of one of the most influential groups in hip hop history: Grandmaster
Cara Delevingne and Jaden Smith to Show Us “Life in a Year”
On your mark, get set… and cry. Or at least we’re pretty sure you will, once you get through Overbrook entertainment’s latest venture, Life in
Documenting The Unlikely Rise Of Hip-Hop With Baz Luhrmann’s The Get Down
From the fires of the crumbling South Bronx of New York in the 1970s arose an unprecedented musical and social movement that we know today
