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Barry Humphries, the Archibald Prize s most painted finalist, a man of many faces
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th May 2021 11:32 am
What do you make of Standard Life Aberdeen’s planned name change to Abrdn? It is fair to say it has attracted more than its fair share of ridicule.
The day it was unveiled, I made my own minor contribution to that mockery on Twitter, describing it as an example of texting by illiterate teenagers before autocorrect was introduced.
Others have been even less kind, comparing the new name to Grindr, the gay and transgender online dating app; Tumblr, the microblogging website; or Scribd, the e-book subscription service.
But I now want to try to approach the discussion from a vaguely mature perspective.
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Olly Eley: A Life Without Limits
What happens when the body you’re born with doesn’t reflect the person you are? As a new generation questions the conventions of gender, model Olly Eley explains their own journey of finding themselves beyond boundaries
PHOTOS by DAMON BAKER, STYLING by HENNA KOSKINEN
As told to Lotte Jeffs 06/05/2021
The first time someone used the pronoun ‘they’ instead of ‘she’ for me, it felt like peace. Finally, the way others saw me was the way I understood myself. After years of despising the body that I was born with, unable to relate in any way to the gender I was assigned at birth, I had at last found a way of existing in the world that made sense to me.
Two Dames, One Delight! - The Column
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And Daniel Sloss takes People s Choice
Geraldine Hickey has won the top prize at the the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
The comic scooped the prize for most outstanding show for What A Surprise, which told how she had found happiness in life at 40 with a job and partner she loved.
It received a slew of glowing reports including five stars from Melbourne newspaper The Age and four from Chortle.
Accepting Hickey award she said it took her ‘many, many years,’ to get where she was, adding that she would dedicated the accoade to ‘anyone who’s in the middle of their career and at the tipping point of, Is this working? Should I keep going? No one notices me. Keep going. ’Cause I did. And look at me now.’
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