Author Archive: Madeleine Rebbechi

Drawing inspiration from film and tv’s best and worst New Year’s celebrations, Portable wishes you a happy and safe 2012.

That special time of year when too much pudding is never enough has rolled around again, and we’re here to help you get prepared.

NBC’s Brian Williams interviews Marcel the Shell with Shoes On and his parents, Jenny Slate and Dean Fleischer-Camp, about their hit web-series.

A relative newcomer to the booming Australian festival scene, Sugar Mountain festival is a city-based event in Melbourne which brings together talented creative types from all over the world for a one-day festival in Melbourne’s CBD.

While an outrageous music video or beautiful short film is often cause for some creative reflection, we regularly find ourselves in awe at the fascinating lectures, presentations and interviews we come across. Here are some of our picks for the best talks of 2011.

If you’d forgotten how amazing the human body can be, perhaps it’s time you took a peek at the work of Sweden-born artist Bertil Nilsson.

Eccentric husband and wife team Handsome Furs have returned with the typically catchy Serve The People, an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like sticking it to The Man.

The Rep is the story of a cinema culture that is sadly and gradually dying out. Featuring interviews with John Waters, Edgar Wright and Kevin Smith.

Actor/comedians Chris Pratt and Aziz Ansari are proving they give a s*it about cancer, teaming up to promote the worthy cause of bone marrow donation.

From the monochrome streets of a noir-esque night time New York, Atlanta rascals Black Lips bring us their latest video for Raw Meat.