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Tuesday 27 December 2011
Music

top 5 songs of 2011, according to dunja kay

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Lanie Lane – ‘Ain’t Hungry’ 2011 has seen me discover a number of female blues and soul singers, but I would have to say that Lanie Lane’s ‘Ain’t Hungry’ just edges ahead of the pack in terms of my favourite such song (and indeed, any song) for the year. This all-too-short track was produced by…
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Monday 26 December 2011
Music

q&a: jess mcavoy

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A veteran and darling of Australia’s music industry, Melbourne singer and songwriter (not to mention, writer and painter), Jess McAvoy, has now moved to the US to show the northern hemisphere why her home country fell in love with her. Have a read of her inspiring Q&A with Lip, and just keep your fingers crossed…
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Thursday 22 December 2011
Music

interview: abbe may

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Read Dunja Nedic’s interview with Australian blues rocker, Abbe May, ahead of her appearance at the Pyramid Rock Festival! Check Lip Magazine every day for new music content!

Sunday 18 December 2011
Music

interview: easy star all-stars

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Being in a cover band doesn’t tend to net you a whole lot of “real” fans. Altogether reinterpreting classic songs is perhaps an even greater risk, it is one that the New York City-based reggae collective, Easy Star All-Stars, has undertaken with passion, love, and success to boot. Easy Star All-Stars have indeed become best…
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Saturday 17 December 2011
Culture Featured

britney spears: you’ve come a long way, baby (one more time)

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There are few artists who have ever had as much attention as has Britney Spears: the woman’s been around for 13 odd years, and has had her various successes and failures on public display for our viewing pleasure. Most recently, she has gotten engaged – something we can only assume at present to be good…
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Thursday 15 December 2011
Culture Featured

why it’s funnier when girls say ‘shit girls say’

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When I innocently came home from work the other day, the video ‘Shit Girls Say’ was sitting at the top of my newsfeed. Several of my friends, most of them female, had posted it, and as I clicked play, I thought ‘oh fuck, here we go’. This was mainly because I was expecting it to…
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Wednesday 14 December 2011
Culture

love out loud: silence is worth 1600 words

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A few days ago, a friend correctly assumed that I would enjoy reading this, documenting a neurotic email sent by a NY banker to a woman with whom he went on one date. Even if you’re the slowest reader in the world, I assure you that reading said email is time well spent, but here…
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Sunday 11 December 2011
Featured Opinion

on writing (for lip)

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At some point in my quest to be a “writer”, I became certain that editors hated me. Looking back, there is little grounding for this, except having heard hoards of stories about cruel rejection letters and cliquey types who would only publish the work of those within a/the literary canon and/or their friends (which are…
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Thursday 8 December 2011
Culture

love out loud: you’re hot then you’re cold, you’re yes then you’re no, you’re in…termittently reinforcing

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The laws of operant conditioning and its methods of shaping behaviour have been applied to numerous situations and purposes in our ever-changing world since the reward/punishment model was pioneered by Burrhus Frederic Skinner many moons ago. One such situation is the quest to find a romantic partner – a task that continues to be one…
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Sunday 4 December 2011
Music

q&a: chloe tully

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Describe your sound in five words or less. Poppy – Folk – Fun – Lyrical – Multifaceted Was there a particular moment or artist that made you want to pursue music when you were growing up? Who were your early influences? I didn’t grow up wanting to be a rock star… but as a kid…
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Wednesday 30 November 2011
Culture Featured

(sex)uality: first time sex and the pressure for perfection

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A couple of weeks ago, I was at a friend’s place and decided to mosey on over to his shelves of DVDs and find something to entertain me while he cleaned. After a ridiculous amount of time spent trying to decide what to watch, I settled on season one of an old favourite, The OC….
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Wednesday 30 November 2011
Music

q&a: a casual end mile

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Describe your sound in five words or less. Ghost on a lost highway. Was there a particular moment or artist that made you want to pursue music when you were growing up? Who were your early influences? I grew up in a household that was always filled with instruments, rehearsals and musicians coming and going….
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Sunday 27 November 2011
Opinion

why having a boyfriend has made me a better feminist

Dunja Kay
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Recently, I was slut-shamed. I was slut-shamed by someone whose facebook comments I questioned when they showed ignorance or a fundamental misunderstanding of the inequality that has propelled feminism, and he predictably got sick of me taking issue with the things he was saying, and deleted me on facebook. When a friend jokingly asked him…
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Friday 25 November 2011
Music

q&a: the khanz

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Describe your sound in five words or less. Eclectic jungle African indie dance  Was there a particular moment or artist that made you want to pursue music when you were growing up? Who were your early influences? Harrison: Not a single moment, but, as a 90s kid, like everyone else, I was obsessed with Nirvana….
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