A Digital Magazine and Blog by Multimedia Journalist Marina Trajkovich
Really – by Marina Trajkovich Published by Marie Claire 27 FEB2017 The internet has fallen in love with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, of late with comparisons ranging from Disney princes to Hugh Grant’s character in Love Actually. Now twitter users have taken to their devices to froth on a picture that shows off his particularly pert derriere.…
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With women making up half of film schools why are the rates of female directors getting their films funded so dismal and how does a historically white-guy dominated industry change to give women more opportunity? The For Film’s Sake festival in Sydney seeks to empower female directors and celebrate their work while shedding light on rampant discrimination in the film industry.
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Being Human journalist Marina Trajkovich eats some avocado on toast whilst pondering the stresses of life, joins a protest, interviews a psychologist and talks anxiety over tea with an ex top model contestant.
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Inspired by: Egon Schiele, drawing figures, warmth, music and bohemian prints.
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My turban-wearing, German healer on not drinking, eating meat, doing drugs or having sex- Me: “what do you drink for a treat?” Him: “sometimes I have tonic water…” *Asks for rum in my guava juice and sheds a tear for all the people in the world whose ‘treat yo’ self drink’ is tonic water. I…
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Beach inspired beauty is all about looking effortlessly fabulous, with glowing, sun-kissed skin using minimal products utilised well for that ‘just hopped out of the ocean and a bit crusty but naturally hot,’ look.
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If you are someone who, like me, would prefer not to look at themselves with a completely bare face and has in the past let out a pterodactyl shriek in front of the mirror upon gazing at their #Iwokeuplikethis au naturale complexion, the idea of going sans beauty products can be a little unnerving. I…
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Locations: Kuala Lumpar, Panang, Langkawi Traveling around Malaysia was absolutely beautiful, with unforgettable scenery and diverse street food that reflected the countries mix of nationalities: Thai food, Indian, Chinese, Middle Eastern, Malay all of which my family ordered in abundance. My mothers meal time catchphrase “let’s just put a few things in the middle and share”…
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