Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2022 i FHM Australia (Archive)

Scream Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past. Seen as a soft reboot of the famous slasher series, Scream 2022 sees a brand new cast of teens to be killed off by the infamous Ghostface, but this time the teens have an edge, as original final girl Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is there to advise on how to deal with the newest slasher in town. Seeing a return of all the original cast members, the soft reboot looks to be a lot of slasher-filled fun. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore  The Fantastic Beasts prequels to the Harry Potter series…

Jaki J is a science nerd from a small town just living life and chasing her dreams. Were you excited to shoot for FHM? I am beyond excited and honored to shoot for FHM! A dream come true for me! Tell us something surprising about you? I am an adrenaline junkie! I am terrified of heights, but I have gone skydiving twice! Describe yourself in one sentence. I am a driven, hard-working, go-getter! What are some of your hobbies? I love playing and watching sports, going to the beach anytime I can, and I am always down for exploring and adventure. What is your biggest turn-on? Intelligent conversations, someone that is hard-working, and can make me laugh. What turns you off the most? Judgemental people. Describe to us your perfect…

The Eclipse Cross is not another boring, modular crossover! Especially when the test unit arrived in this electric blue which added even more fizz to its many sharp angles and creases. In a very tightly packed crossover segment, the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross at least gets your attention although be warned, the reactions can be polarizing. The Eclipse Cross sits just above the ASX with a slightly larger price gap emerging to its right in the form of the Outlander with rivals pouring from all parts of the globe. Japan fields the Toyota C-HR, Germany has the T-Cross, Korea comes out with the Seltos, France the 2008, and Italy with the 500X. Not to be left behind, Mitsubishi has whisked in a bit more specification (read value) to the latest Eclipse…

DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the hereditary material in humans and almost all other organisms. We all have it! We are all made up of different DNA patterns, but with our DNA, if we look closely, we will be able to find out exactly what will make us stay healthy. And that is where Nutrigenomics, the science studying the relationship between the human genome, human nutrition, and health, comes into play. If you can properly code your DNA and break it down, you can easily figure out what supplements and things to eat in order to keep those cells healthy, and hence help you live a long and well life. We spoke to Gianni Lotfi, the CEO of Autumn DNA to learn more about how his company is hacking/decoding people’s…

It’s such an absolute honor to have you on FHM! How are you feeling about 2022? Thank you for having me. I am feeling positive and stoked for 2022! So many good things to come this year. What is at the top of your list to achieve the most in the year of 2022? Working with bigger brands/people, maybe get into acting again, and making multiple front covers of big magazines. What would you say makes you stand out in the industry? I’ve been told my physique, specifically lower body, and my personality. I’m strong, built, yet versatile in looks (as I was told by a big magazine company just recently). What was on your resolution list this year? I made a resolution to work with bigger companies and start…

I recall reading, or maybe I was told, that people don’t mind change unless it happens to them. I have searched the internet looking for the author of this gem, alas without success. However, I remain convinced that it is buried somewhere within the information highway and one day I will be able to credit the person who penned this wonderful idiom since it contradicts the very essence of being human. Change is part of our DNA. The phases of our life from newborn to tot, teen to thirty-something, and beyond, evidence this natural evolutional transformation. Socially too, change is frequent, furious, and often frightening. The simple task of searching for my elusive quote via the fad of the world wide web, without spending hours in the library, was only…

The GLE 63 S, in a few words, is another opportunity for the guys at AMG to prove to the world that the most powerful engine in AMG’s locker can be shoehorned into an SUV while ignoring the inconvenient existence of speed limits, poor road conditions, and traffic that have a rather big influence on the way these cars are driven in the real world. To be honest I’ve become numb to this constant war of power figures; in 2012 the Mercedes ML 63 already had around 510hp and could do 0-60m/h in under 5 seconds. It was enough even back then, but when today’s rivals, like the BMW X5 M and Range Rover Sport SVR, keep turning the wick up, there is a temptation and expectation to follow suit.…

Social Media These days, social media rules our lives. From ranting to celebrities on Twitter or watching angry gamers throw their toys in a Let’s Play on Youtube or posting fake pictures of your lifestyle on Instagram, the social media lifestyle is part of us now, for beer or worse. However, the landscape was very different back in 2002. Facebook was still two years away from launching and YouTube 3 years. However, that doesn’t mean social media didn’t exist back in 2002. Friendster was the king of the castle back then, with over 3 million users. Now back in 2002, 3 million was an incredible number, however, 20 years later Facebook has close to 3 billion users, dwarfing the now-defunct Friendster record. The Internet Before the days of fiber connections,…

If my own experiences are anything to go by funerals are usually pretty sombre occasions. I suspect the only exceptions to this general rule are when genocidal maniacs such as Hitler, Genghis Khan, and Pol Pot kick the bucket. Culture shapes what rituals are followed and how mourners should behave, with religion very often presiding over the occasion. Although I fervently hope that my ultimate smoking is some way in the distant future, I nonetheless have an uneasiness with final curtain calls. Not with death itself, but the manner in which the subsequent ceremony is often facilitated. I am not religious, principally due to the fact that I will never grasp why a deity would sanction the death of a child under any circumstances. When I attend a place of…

The Texas Tech Head Michael Saul Dell was born on February 23, 1965, in Houston Texas, to Lorraine Charlotte, a stockbroker, and Alexander Dell, an orthodontist. From an early age, Michael showed a keen interest in technology and gadgets, even though his parents tried to steer him more into medicine. A hard worker, Dell landed a job washing dishes at a Chinese restaurant at the age of 12 so that he could put away money for his stamp collection. A few years later he harnessed his ability to sift through data to find new customers for newspaper subscriptions for the Houston Post, which earned the high school student $18,000 in one single year. Intrigued by the expanding world of computers and gadgetry, Dell purchased an early Apple computer at the…

You’re looking at a conventional petrol-powered sedan, which based on the Audi’s plans for 2022 and beyond sticks out like a sore thumb. That’s because Audi is fielding a raft of full EV models for this year, not to mention expanding the number of compact SUVs to echo market trends. Not that any part of the new Audi A3 can be criticized for feeling old. This is a complete and bold rework of Audi’s successful formula; it’s sharper literally everywhere and lets its creative streak run wild despite wearing one of the most modest badges (engine included) in Audi’s range. Up close, Audi seems to be channeling all its motorsport and Quattro tradition into this innocent little A3, and a couple of years ago I would have assumed that this…