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She’s one of the most successful supermodels on Earth — a hot globetrotting goddess — and of course, that doesn’t stop everyone in the Bowery Hotel’s sunny backyard garden in New York from rubbernecking as she plops down on a wicker couch, fresh from Pilates class, tendrils of dark hair trailing in the wind, her endless legs extended in skintight yoga pants. Most New York models are so freakishly thin, they appear to be stretched funhouse mirror reflections of pretty people. Shayk, who just arrived from Brazil, is an old school, unapologetic bombshell — one with a chip on her shoulder. “People don’t realise that models are not just size-zero clothes hangers,” she says, gesturing to the curves of her hips. “I’m not a size zero. Thank God, because that’s how…

“MOST OF THE TIME IT’S FOCUSSING ON OURSELVES AND BEING PREPARED FOR THE JOB AT HAND.” Hey, Timmy, what do you love most about playing for the Socceroos? It comes from the honour of representing your country on the world stage. This is something taught to you early on in Australia — it’s an honour and not something you can ever take for granted. How does it feel to be the all-time top goal scorer for Australia? Looking at the amazing players that came before me and the ones that I have played with, to be on that list is great in itself. To me, it’s a reward for hard work more than anything. It’s also thanks to a lot of great service from my teammates. You scored Australia’s first-ever FIFA World Cup goal in…

ALWAYS ON. ALWAYS PREPARED. ALWAYS ON TIME.

The Leatherman Tool Group, creator of the original American multi-tool, celebrate their 35 year anniversary this year and have raised the bar once again with the release of their new TREAD™ Tempo. A watch-meets-multi-tool to have on hand for the expected and unexpected and available in stainless steel or black, this sleek, rugged and functional timepiece effortlessly fuses style and utility for quick fixes at home or across the globe. This unique watch combines the Leatherman TREAD multi-tool wristband with a premium Swiss-made timepiece with precision quartz movement. The timepiece shows the time and date and has a rotation unidirectional diver’s bezel with glow-in-the-dark hour markers and hands (stainless only). It is water resistant up to 200 metres, with a shock and scratch resistant sapphire crystal for heavy-duty wear and a curved design…

ALWAYS ON. ALWAYS PREPARED. ALWAYS ON TIME.

Australia’s most famous precision driving team, Team Isuzu D-MAX, continues to enthral and excite with its fleet of D-MAX and MU-X vehicles, performing in front of millions of people each year at capital city and regional shows across Australia. In addition to their fearless precision driving demos putting the Isuzu D-MAX through its paces in large arenas, Team D-MAX also gives people the opportunity to see the world from a different angle, taking passengers for a ride with one of their amazing drivers as they take the D-MAX onto two wheels. “Driving on two wheels is one of the weirdest things you can do in a car,” says Team D-MAX lead driver Jack Monkhouse. “It’s crazy – you turn left to go right and right to go left, so being able to…

TENNIS IN PARADISE

“MANY PEOPLE FROM QATAR ASKED HIM TO MAKE ONE FOR THEM BUT HE WANTED TO MAKE THE FIRST ONE HERE IN MANACOR, HIS HOMETOWN.” It’s a sunny Monday morning in November and I’ve just flown 3,800 miles from New York to Spain to play tennis. I’m not alone. Beside me on the court are five men and three women from seven different countries. Racquets in hand, we listen attentively to our smiling new coach standing before us. “It’s not too easy to improve so much in one week, so I want you to learn a little and have fun,” he says in his raspy voice. I can’t help being a little anxious anyway: This isn’t just any tennis coach, but Toni Nadal, the man responsible for molding his nephew Rafael into one…

TENNIS IN PARADISE

MONKEYS BUSINESS

When you were first developing 12 Monkeys did you expect it to go four seasons? Well, you hope! But when I set out, I really just wanted to make a serialised time travel show — a gritty, cable thing. I just started writing the first three acts of a spec script called Splinter — it’s essentially what we filmed for the 12 Monkeys pilot. I handed in the first half of the script to my writing partner at the time, Travis Fickett, and he jumped in, came up with the watch paradox and before we knew it we had a time travel spec script. The company that made the original film then got hold of it and the rest is history. What made you decide to create a show loosely based on…

MONKEYS BUSINESS

Hey Jasmin and Tyana, congrats on your MAXIM cover. How do you ladies, feel? TYANA: Thank you so much. I feel so lucky to be able to have the opportunity to shoot for such a well-known Australian magazine and to be on the cover is just so surreal. JASMIN: Yes, thank you! I’m really happy and excited about it. So many girls would kill to be featured in MAXIM, so to be on the cover with one of my good friends first go feels pretty amazing. Tell us a bit about the shoot. TYANA: It was awesome. We got to shoot at one of my favourite beaches in Fingal, near Tweed Heads, in NSW. I loved the idea behind it — shooting in lingerie at the beach is something I haven’t seen a lot…

The House Of GUINNESS

How did you become involved with Guinness, Domhnall? I started working for Guinness, just out of college in 2011, as a tour guide greeting visitors and guests and telling them stories about Guinness in the tourist attraction Guinness Storehouse. I fell in love with the brand, the people and I’ve loved it ever since. To be in such a small country with such a small population and having this global brand like Guinness, there’s a sense of pride. Of course. Irish pride! So how did you become a beer expert? As the years went on, Guinness saw I had a way with the media and I was a good storyteller. They were saying, “Well, if we can get this guy’s beer knowledge up to scratch, then he could be someone we could use”.…

The House Of GUINNESS

Suits of the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

Australia is known for many things — surfing, of course. The Outback. Maybe, if we’re being generous, even Aussie pinot noir. But with all due respect, the country’s two primary fashion exports have been ghastly Coogi sweaters and an unfortunate swimwear line known as Funky Trunks. “I’m from the bottom of the world,” says designer Patrick Johnson, as cheerful and self-deprecating as anyone you could meet Down Under. “We literally are the last stop. And we understand we’re not at the centre of the world, so we don’t have any ego attached. I’m just literally looking at our clients going, How can I make these guys really comfortable, look really cool, and dress in a really easy, natural way?” His solution is tailoring. And if the idea of a tailored suit seems…

Suits of the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

Here at MAXIM we’re all about looking, feeling and smelling good, but sometimes we’re just too damn busy to get to the shops for all our grooming needs. That’s why we turn to online experts Man Perfected. What separates these guys from other men’s grooming stores is the fact they have no shopfront while having rapid access to products, even if they are not in stock. This puts them in a unique position to provide the cheapest prices possible while still assuring fast shipment of all orders. Man Perfected strive to offer the best in luxury high-end men’s grooming essentials ranging from body wash to shaving creams and lotions to skin, hair and beard care, fragrances and more. They treat every sale and every customer as the sole reason they…

ZAGATO’S Second Century

In the early days of the automobile, customers didn’t buy a vehicle like they do today, as a single finished product. Instead, one would purchase a chassis and powertrain from the likes of Rolls-Royce, Duesenberg, or Mercedes-Benz, and then hire a coachbuilder to tailor the body and bespoke interior to exacting needs. For grease-mottled aficionados and historians, the names of these artisans are as famous as the automakers themselves. And although Brits, Swiss, French, and even Americans take pride in their own design, it is the Italian carrozzeria who led the way: Pininfarina. Ghia. Scaglietti. Touring. Bertone. Vignale. And of course, Zagato. The brand — formed in 1919 by plane and car laborer Ugo Zagato — is the only surviving Italian coachbuilder from that halcyon era that is still family owned. Andrea…

ZAGATO’S Second Century

i Vanquish Zagato

Zagato’s relationship with Aston Martin is a long and storied one, dating back to the coveted DB4 GTZ of 1960. More recently, the Italian coachbuilder and the British luxury marque collaborated in 2002 on a DB7 Vantage Zagato, planting the seed for an even more robust Italo-Anglo union: an entire family of Vanquish Zagato vehicles. The four limited-edition models are all based on the Vanquish S, have carbon-fiber bodies, and boast a ticket price north of US$700,000 each. At the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance this past summer, the final two models, the stunning Speedster and Shooting Brake, were unveiled. Unsurprisingly, all 325 siblings have already sold out.…

i Vanquish Zagato

i MV Agusta F4Z motorcycle

“What our client wanted was something that could keep its value in time; a motorcycle that was classic but always up to date, and with a timeless design,” explains CEO Andrea Zagato. “To us it represented a challenge, as we normally work on luxury sports coupes.” Commissioned by a Japanese Zagato fan fascinated with Italian motorbikes, the team chose to collaborate with MV Agusta, one of the most exclusive and prestigious brands in that world. And while the F4Z is a one-off design object that will never be produced in series, that doesn’t mean it will be the last Zagato x MV Agusta project. “Our collaboration may well continue in the future,” Zagato suggests.…

i MV Agusta F4Z motorcycle

i IsoRivolta Vision Gran Turismo Zagato

Revealed this past autumn at the Tokyo Motor Show, Zagato’s most recent vehicle is the IsoRivolta Vision Gran Turismo Zagato. The Sony PlayStation game Gran Turismo challenges design houses to imagine futuristic grand tourers for the virtual world, and Zagato’s swoopy, razor-sided ode to the legendary Italian manufacturer is its latest offering. “We wanted to pay a tribute to IsoRivolta, not only a famous automaker of Gran Turismo cars with whom Zagato specialized, but a brand with which I have a family bond,” Andrea Zagato says. (Andrea is married to Marella Rivolta, the granddaughter of Iso’s founder, Renzo Rivolta). But unlike prior Vision Gran Turismo concepts created by the likes of Honda and Bugatti, Zagato’s IsoRivolta will enter limited production. Five cars in total will be built, one for each…

i IsoRivolta Vision Gran Turismo Zagato

“I HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE THESE PEOPLE LOVE ME OR HATE ME, JUST DEPENDS ON HOW I AM FEELING ON THE NIGHT.” VINNIE STATS REAL NAME: NATHAN MAROON BORN: JULY 1, 1988 OCCUPATION: MARKETER BY DAY, PRO WRESTLER BY NIGHT When and how did you get into the world of wrestling? I started training to become a professional wrestler in February 2014. I became obsessed with the WWE as a teenager and wanted to be more than a fan. I looked into training and stumbled across the Australian Wrestling Entertainment training academy in Sydney and have never looked back. Tell us about your first professional match. How was it? I was very nervous and wrestled an Australian legend in The Masked Mauler (Lou Marcello) who used to compete in World Championship Wrestling in the late 1970’s. We…

MINTER IS COMING

Hey, Carrie, tell us a bit about yourself? I’m originally from Mesquite, Texas, and my heritage is mostly Scandinavian and Irish. I first got into modelling when I was 15. My mum entered me in a local competition and I won. Then I signed with a local agency in Dallas, as well as Elite in NYC. As a Pilates expert, fitness is not only your career, but passion. Was that always the case? Actually, fitness wasn’t always a big passion of mine. Once I was introduced to Pilates though, I stuck with it and watched how it completely transformed by body and I got a lot stronger. I always feel better after I workout and I love teaching. I’m grateful now that I have the opportunity to do what I love, because it…

MINTER IS COMING

England’s domestic auto industry is as moribund as the British Empire. Yes, you can still buy stylish Jaguars and hand-built Rolls-Royces, but technically speaking, none of these legendary auto badges belong to a Brit. For example: Jag and Land Rover, two of the U.K.’s automotive crown jewels, are owned by India’s Tata Group conglomerate. Sir James Dyson wants to restore England’s automotive heritage. And more. The inventor of the Dyson Dual Cyclone, the bagless vacuum cleaner that brought him fame and fortune, has long been a one-man reindustrialisation movement in the U.K. Which is also why he backed Brexit, the campaign to leave the European Union. “Britain needs to change, and we should have done so a long time ago,” he says. “We’ve ignored manufacturing, we’ve ignored engineering, and we’ve ignored…

LAND of FIRE & ICE

“Land of Fire and Ice” might sound a little overwrought, but it’s definitely an apt nickname for an island built by volcanoes and covered in glaciers. This contrast provides for some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes on the planet, as city-size glaciers carve their way through magnificent lava fields and turquoise mineral waters and majestic waterfalls dot the landscape. You can chill out in an ice cave or heat things up at a recently active volcano — and experience it all in comfort and luxury. There’s a reason Iceland has become the hottest tourist destination on earth. AQUATIC TOWN SQUARES Geothermal baths are the heart and soul of the country’s frigid communities The Vikings once enjoyed soaking in Iceland’s multitude of volcanically heated geothermal pools, and modern Icelanders proudly continue the tradition today.…

LAND of FIRE & ICE

In the past decade, Iceland has gone from, well, a frozen island in the middle of the Atlantic to one of the hottest tourism destinations in the world. In 2010, fewer than half a million foreigners visited the island, but thanks to annual increases of around 20 percent, the country’s tourism board expects that number to reach nearly 2.37 million visitors this year. To put that in perspective, in 2017 Iceland will see seven times as many tourists as there are citizens of the country (334,000). The tourism boom is the result of several factors: Icelandair’s frequent layovers on transatlantic flights; the appeal of the country’s Instagram-ready natural wonders; and Iceland’s star turn on Game of Thrones. This influx has placed enormous stress on the small nation’s infrastructure, and the hospitality…

From the GROUND UP

For most of the 1,100 years since Iceland was settled, the island’s food had more to do with surviving the long, sunless winters than it did with making something that was remotely palatable. In order to eat when the ground was frozen and the snow too thick to venture outside, fish was pickled in whey or smoked with a combination of hay and dung. Then there were rank foods like skata, or rotten skate, which would stink up clothes so badly diners would have to toss them out afterward. Throw in 500 years of Danish rule, which did little else but cause mass poverty and suppress traditions, and the occasional volcanic eruption that killed all crops and most livestock, and you have a culinary tradition that was so confused and…

From the GROUND UP

To explore Iceland, you need the right wheels. Not any vehicle will do — the country’s brutal terrain can inflict more damage than your supplemental liability insurance can cover. To reach Iceland’s wonders, a more rugged ride is needed: the Super Jeep. Complete with suspension, tires, and powertrain designed for the toughest terrain (volcanic rock, ice fields, etc.), the Super Jeep, which is offered by many of the country’s guided tour facilitators, can take you to the top of a volcano or the base of a glacier in relative comfort. The term applies not only to Jeeps, as heavily modified Land Rover Defenders and Toyota Land Cruisers are also included in this category of adventure vehicles. —…

Before overfishing put an end to its proud run, Siglufjörður was known as the herring capital of the world. Today, this tiny burg of some 1,200 hardy souls near the Arctic Circle is considered one of the best places on the planet for heli-skiing. Climb into a chopper and be at the summit of a pristine 5,000-foot peak in less than five minutes. In late spring, the sun shines — and the skiing continues — until nearly midnight. Up here on Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, where local folklore has it that Iceland’s last living troll was killed by an angry farmer in 1764, the snow also lasts longer than it tends to elsewhere. This means you can ski all the way down to the black volcanic beach at the base of…

Tucked within Thingvellir National Park is one of Iceland’s most incredible natural wonders. The Silfra fissure is a crack that formed between the North American and Eurasian continental plates, and it’s filled with some of the clearest and cleanest water on the planet. It’s also a bucket-list item for any serious scuba diver. The fissures formed when the two plates moved away from each other 150 million years ago at a rate of around two centimeters per year. At the Silfra fissure, the water is so clear that divers can see clearly for 100 metres or more. A natural current “cleans out” any disturbed sediment and discourages animal life, leaving only the unusual algae that provide splashes of blues and greens. At certain spots divers can actually touch both walls,…

KINGDOM of the NORTH

If you’re a Game of Thrones fan, you’re already well acquainted with Iceland, even if you don’t know it. Not only is one of the show’s iconic characters an Iceland native (“The Mountain” is played by former World’s Strongest Man contestant Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson), but many of the series’ most recognisable locations are found here as well. Several local tour companies can take you to them. Thrones fans might recognise Grjótagjá lava cave near Lake Mývatn, which served as the secret love nest for future “King in the North” Jon Snow and his love interest, Ygritte. Vatnajökull National Park, home to the largest glacier in all of Europe, served as the setting for the area north of the Wall. Thingvellir National Park is also a popular stop on the GoT…

KINGDOM of the NORTH

“THE MORE PEOPLE LIKE IT, THE MORE JOYFUL IT IS FOR US TO GIVE IT TO THEM.” After being discovered in the 2007 Eurovision contest, the first iteration of Serebro, led by long-standing member Olga Seryabkina, dropped a string of catchy Europop hits from their sexually-charged second album, Mama Lover and put their beauty on full display in the head-turning video for their hit, “My Money”. As Serebro continues to blow up, now’s a good as time as any to fall in love with current group members Olga Seryabkina, Polina Favorskaya and Katya Kischuk and possibly make their high-energy brand of Europop your new guilty pleasure. As Olga explains, “Unlike our previous clips, ‘My Money’ does not carry a philosophical load and does not make you think. It’s easy, clear and designed…

“IMAGINE IF THE WHOLE WORLD REMEMBERED HOW TO WORK THIS ROAD TOGETHER AND HOW TO FOCUS OUR ATTENTION SOLELY ON THE PLANET THAT WE’RE MESSING.” 1. “WALK AWAY”: Sometimes we cling onto things emotionally for much longer than it we should from the fear of uncertainty of whether we’ll truly be able to hold our own on a new road. It can take years to find the strength to finally let go. 2. “KEEP IT SIMPLE”: Imagine if the whole world remembered how to work this road together and how to focus our attention solely on the planet that we’re messing. 3. “STORM BOY”: Kookaburra calls just like he knows and I call right back yes I’m home, he’s been with me, he’s watched me grow through the rainy days and the rocky…

It takes two to tango in the baby making stakes, but this doesn’t just apply when you’re between the sheets. It’s just as important for men to be at their fittest and healthiest to ensure the best chances of conception. CHECK YOUR HEALTH Have regular check-ups with your GP and ensure any existing, hereditary or potential health problems are under control. CHECK YOUR MEDS Some prescription medications can affect the health of sperm. Check with your GP if you’re taking regular meds and planning a family. KEEP IT COOL Warm temperatures can affect the ability of the testes to produce sperm. Avoid exposure to excess heat, such as spas, saunas and hot baths. STOP SMOKING There are myriad reasons to stop this bad habit, but top of the list in this case would have to be that it…

How To LAST LONGER

A recent survey of nearly 4,000 people, conducted by saucydates.com , found that women (on average) want to spend just over 25 minutes in the sack. However, the survey also sadly reveals that Aussie blokes only last 16 minutes and 34 seconds on average putting them behind American, Canadian and British men in the sex performance wars. It seems some Australian men excel at a fast sprint while others excel at a long distance triathlon. So, how can you up your game in the bedroom endurance stakes? Read on… MASTURBATE Most men, at one time or another, ejaculate earlier than they would like to which isn’t usually a huge concern — but it’s a bonus if you can learn ways to control it. Jerking off before meeting up with a sexual partner…

How To LAST LONGER

If you’re a sex-toy enthusiast you’ll know that the Fleshlightisabrandofartificialvagina,andmasturbatory aid, which is used by inserting the penis into its opening. Named for the flesh-like material used in its inner sleeve, as well as the plastic case that houses the sleeve, the gadget is fashioned to look like an oversized flashlight. Its designer Steve Shubin describes it as a “device for discreet sperm collection” and the inner sleeve is available with a vulva, anus or mouth orifice, in colours representing a variety of ethnicities. And now, things just got a whole lot more interesting with the release of the ultimate accessory — the Fleshlight Launch powered by Kiiroo. Simply mount your Fleshlight into the Launch and connect to the medium of your choice to take your sexual experience into the interactive…

THE REVIEWS ARE IN…

The Fleshlight Launch allows users to go where no man has gone before by syncing your Fleshlight with a variety of content such as encoded videos, virtual reality, games and webcams. Here’s what a few discerning lads had to say after road testing it… IT’S A MUST BUY! “Fantastic product to say the least. If you own a Fleshlight you have to have the Launch. I don’t bother with my girlfriend unless she starts it. The launch is the same or better is some cases than the real thing. Especially after you use it a few times and get used to it. I’ve only used it in manual mode which is how I prefer it. – Curt V. LAUNCH ME TO THE MOON! “Whomever invented this has a brilliant mind. As good as the…

Detroit: Become Human PLATFORM: PS4 RELEASE: MAY 25 The work of developer Quantic Dream (Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls) certainly isn’t for everyone, but fOr the “gaming is art” fraternity, and those who push gaming as the premier medium for storytelling, they’re considered classics. This latest effort, Detroit: Become Human, casts us 20-years into the future where the world looks relatively familiar, except for the glowing temples on some of the occupants. These are androids, almost-perfect human replicas tasked with doing chores considered mundane or dangerous. Over the course of the game you assume the role of three different androids, seeing the world from their perspective as they begin to explore the possibilities of branching away from their programming. Like previous Quantic games, the gameplay is measured, contemplative and driven by quick-time…

If you’re looking to support a local developer this month, we recommend City of Brass (PC, XBO, PS4) by Canberra-based outfit Uppercut Games. The team is made up of ex-BioShock developers, and there are hallmarks of that classic in this first-person roguelike. You’re challenged with using your wits, a whip and a sword to navigate a desolate, Arabian city filled with the spirits of the damned in the hope of reaching the treasure at its centre. Each challenging playthrough is randomly generated, and full of booby traps, power-ups and ambushes. Addictive and fun.…

Games Who Got Some Work Done

The rate it’s going, you’d be forgiven for thinking that there are more remakes coming out than new games at the moment. Still, for those who missed out at the first time of asking, or who want to enjoy one of their favourite experiences on modern technology, there’s still plenty to get excited about. Here are some recent remasters to keep on your radar: DARK SOULS REMASTERED (XBO, PS4, PC, SWITCH): While the Dark Souls series and the work of developer From Software has gone on to become hugely popular, when the original was released in 2011 it was niche and more of a cult classic. It’s since gone on to spawn a whole genre and way of play focused on challenge, strategy and immersion. This recrafted rerelease runs at 60fps, looks…

Games Who Got Some Work Done

“OH, THEY ARE ALL GOING TO DIE BEFORE ME.” How do you want to die? On the Mothership with George Clinton. Do you have any deathbed confessions? Yes. That’s all you get — yes. What’s your last meal? Pussy. You going to Heaven or Hell? To be determined. What do you say to God or the Devil wherever you end up? “What’s cranking? What’s up for the night? Y’all got ESPN?” What’s the craziest thing that ever happened during your NWA days? We got chased off the stage in Cincinnati and when I ran out of the building I ende0d up hitchhiking with some fans just to get back to the hotel – and we were running from the police and shit, no security, nobody else I knew was around. So, while I’m thinking I’m by myself and in trouble, I see…

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