Oh Corey. We’re so sad to hear you’ve left us. And taken with you another piece of our 80s childhoods that we’ll never get back again. Not just Dream a Little Dream and Licence to Drive and The Lost Boys, but the bleached hair, oversized jackets and that cute-as-hell chipmunk face just made to adorn posters torn from Smash Hits and plastered up all over our walls and lockers and Year 7 notebooks. You were the tween dream before we even knew what a tween was. Sorry you had it so tough. We’ll miss you, Mister Haim.
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Lovely Melbourne friends, this Thursday night make sure you pop down to see Catherine Campbell’s new work. Her delightful exhibitionSomersaults and Strange Company will be on at Kick Gallery, 239 High Street, Northcote from 7pm. You'll be in for a treat as Catherine transforms one of the gallery walls into a magical tea-light seaside village. Pop down and say hello.
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