Jaguar Jonze: Bunny Mode Finds The Brisbane Artist Thriving
We speak to Brisbane artist Jaguar Jonze about her debut album Bunny Mode, the Australian music industry, and the #MeToo movement.
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We speak to Brisbane artist Jaguar Jonze about her debut album Bunny Mode, the Australian music industry, and the #MeToo movement.
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Rod Tuffcurls returns to Bloomington at the Bluebird; B-Town Bearcats perform at Blockhouse; Kelly Collette shares laughs at the Comedy Attic.
2019 was deemed by many as the “year of the scam”. The competing Fyre Festival documentaries (Hulu’s Fyre Fraud and Netflix’s Fyre), and the success of Hustlers and The Laundromat grabbed audience’s attention with fictionalized depictions of real fraudsters. Streaming services carried this momentum into 2020 with scam documentaries, such as McMillions and Made You Look. In 2021, this only continued with Operation Varsity Blues, I Care A Lot, and LuLaRich depicting a variety of fraud stories rooted in truth. Now, only 3 months into 2022, we’ve seen five scam story releases already.