Doug Wallen is a journalist based in Australia, specializing in music, culture, and lifestyle. He writes for Junkee Media and Broadsheet Media, with his work also appearing in NME. Doug's articles cover a range of topics, including music interviews, event previews, food destinations, startup stories, and tips for family outings.
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Doug Wallen's coverage spans a variety of lifestyle topics, including entertainment news, house & home, family & relationships, and beauty & fashion. His articles often feature event coverage, reviews, how-to guides, and promotional deals.
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The musician talks about her upbringing, her career, and her ambitious new show for the Makers Series at Sydney Fringe.
By: Doug Wallen, Ethan Smart
Nicole Kidman’s new society murder mystery is best consumed with a cocktail in hand – here’s a recipe to mix at home.
By: Doug Wallen
Nicole Kidman’s new society murder mystery is best consumed with a cocktail in hand – here’s a recipe to mix at home.
Highlights include a 4D cinema, stop-motion animation stations, and a 1.5 million-brick replica of Melbourne.
By: Doug Wallen
What started out as a nomadic community radio station has evolved into a cherished wine bar and performance space, with DJs, a state-of-the-art sound system, and thoughtful food and drinks. In partnership with Cadillac, founder Pete Baxter reflects on curating an inclusive, luxurious experience for the community.
Catch the teenage rapper at Sydney Fringe Festival’s Makers Series this September.
By: Doug Wallen
The Danish-Iranian director has courted controversy and lawsuits with his punk-influenced retelling of Donald Trump's rise as a calculating real-estate mogul in the 1970s.
Is anywhere in Sydney more notorious (and misunderstood) than the Cross? We chat to bar owner David Spanton about its history, and why he and his wife have given new life to some of its iconic cafes.
The details are everything when you're mixing cocktails, even if it's a simple spritz.
Radha Mitchell, Jesse Spencer and Linh-Dan Pham share what it was like filming the new Disney Plus series that’s like a time capsule of WA in the 1970s.
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