FHM Australia May 2022

Mark Cuban, Zack Teperman, Jordan Belfort aka The Wolf Of Wall Street and David Meltzer Give FHM Readers Some Advice! Whether you have a talent, product, company or service that you want people to know about, the main common objective is that you need to figure out a way to get yourself (or product/service) “famous” with the right exposure so that it translates into sales and traffic to whatever it is you are pushing. Public relations and marketing are the key areas that will help you with these objectives, and one of the world’s top publicists Zack Teperman just penned a book called, Enough of the Bull$hit!, alongside masterminds like Mark Cuban, Jordan Belfort aka The Wolf Of Wall Street and big-time CEO, David Meltzer, to help people with tips…

MacBook Air The new iteration of Apple’s Air laptops with the M1 chip is hands down the best laptop money can buy right now. The base model features 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage and starts at $999. It still includes the 2560 x 1600 screen, Touch ID, 720p webcam, fingerprint sensor, and scissor-switch keyboard, but it’s the impressive M1 chip that completely steals the show and turns a rather low specced machine into an absolute beast. It’s incredibly fast and can handle the majority of photo- and video-editing workloads, often outperforming most Intel-powered laptops. Even though it has crazy processing power the battery life is still impressive with between 8 and 10 hours of battery life with sustained work. If you’re looking for your next Apple laptop or…

Such an absolute honour to have you on FHM! What has your journey as a certified bombshell been like so far? Thank you - I’m really happy to be featured with FHM! I’m just your regular girl next door who’s really grateful for the opportunity to feature with you! We are blown away by your drive and professionalism, can you tell us what some of the things that motivate you to stay on top of your game are? Hands down, my Ohana - my family. They are by biggest supporters, and I just want to represent them and make everyone proud! Top 3 best moments of your career? (1) When I dropped all my college courses halfway through the first semester and enrolled myself into Beauty School – I really…

Parasite Eve When one thinks of horror games on the original PlayStation, 99% of players will immediately mention Resident Evil or Silent Hill. Yet Parasite Eve is arguably better than both those offerings. Parasite Eve accentuated body horror unlike any other game before it and featured a wonderfully brutal narrative combined with a brilliant RPG-like combat system. The story follows a New York City police officer named Aya Brea, and her struggle against an ancient evil called Eve, an entity that threatened all life on Earth. Yet Aya has an unbreakable bond with Eve and it’s up to the player to try and break the bond and save the world. It was a weird game that scared the pants off of us back in the late 90s and although those…

HBO Max During the 90s and early 2000s, HBO dominated the airwaves with its unique programming and cutting-edge TV shows. However, HBO quickly fell behind when other channels started delivering movie-quality series and affordable steaming options. Even though HBO launched its own service which included every HBO show ever created as well as brand new content, it still felt like a niche streaming service. However, after teaming up with Warner Brothers Pictures, HBO Max became the much have streaming service due to its top-tier access to recently released WB movies such as Wonder Woman, The Batman, and Dune. With the added bonus of exclusive DC shows such as the hit James Gunn Peacemaker show and the promise of all future WB movies, HBO Max quickly climbed the ranks in must-have…

Our thumbs are useful for gripping, allowing fingers to click, and acknowledging when things are OK or not so good. I also remember it being used in an elegant metaphor for night shift town center foot patrol when I was a copper in the then concrete jungle of Bracknell’s pedestrianized shopping center in the early 1980s: thumb up bum, brain in neutral. In addition to using mine as a tool of last resort for picking my nose, I have also used my thumb to save me money, to meet some weird and wonderful people, and to travel from A to B. The latter uses are all wrapped up in my distant past when I used to hitchhike and these memories have encouraged me, many years later, to question whether our…