Everyone must know about Air New Zealand’s Grab-A-Seat website by now but have you checked out How Far Can I Go? This nifty little site takes the dollars you have available and tells you where to go. In the nicest possible way, of course.
With all the retouching and Photoshopping going on, it’s hard to tell just what is real these days. Dove highlighted that fact with its evolution of a model ad, which has been beautifully spoofed with a video called Slob Evolution. And if you ever had any doubts about the power of the airbrush, check out
If you’re one of those armchair quiz show contestants who likes to sit at home yelling at your TV screen as the poor sods doing it for real try to make their fortune, you might like to try out some of the games online. The old favourite Who Wants To Be A Millionaire gives you
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I’d always thought Distraction was about as good as it could possibly get when it came to in-your-face bad taste shows. It’s always nice to be proved wrong. Balls of Steel goes that one step further, pushing the bounds of good taste and providing plenty of laughs at the same time. The concept is simple:
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Well, it looks as if I’m not the only one sick of hearing about poor Paris and her dramas! MSNBC presenter Mika Brzezinski lost the plot over yet another story on the world’s favourite celebutard. She refuses to read the story and eventually tears it up. Check it out here:
This is the Online column, written for The Southland Times) You might not be aware of it but there was an online protest this week. Copyright issues were in the spotlight again yesterday (NZ time) during what was dubbed the Day of Silence, a day internet radio stations were asked to stop playing music to
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This is the Online column, written for The Southland Times) Kia ora koutou katoa. Or, if you’ve been living under a rock for the past 20 years or so and have no idea what I just said, it roughly translates as “gidday everyone”. It’s Māori Language Week so now would be a good time to
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