Anja Stevic
Is a Croatian born writing for Metropole. After moving around, she decided to make Vienna her hometown, where she is currently pursuing her MSc in Communications. In her free time, she is attending exhibitions, photographing or analyzing data.
Southern Comfort: Slovenia
How well do you know your neighbors? We looked into the Alpine Republic’s special relationship with each of them“Austrians are in a good position economically, and they have jobs for...
The Twin Peaks of Europe: Switzerland
How well do you know your neighbors? We looked into the Alpine Republic’s special relationship with each of themRight in the heart of Europe there is a country where four languages a...
Grab Retouched Classic Cocktails at Agent Oscar
Agent Oscar’s cocktails spoil the most demanding taste buds with updated American classicsIt’s somewhat ironic that the real birth of the cocktail coincides with the prohibition era ...
Murder on the Orient Express: Agatha Christie’s Beloved Novel Comes to Lif...
The latest adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit entices with a stellar castPreviously brought to the screen by Sidney Lumet in a much loved 1974 adaptation, Agatha Christ...
130 of Rafael’s Paintings and Drawings are Coming to the Albertina
The iconic Raphael awes at the Albertina as an iconic painter and draftsmanIf imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Raphael is among the most-praised artists ...
Less Thinking, More Drinking
A study confirms what some of us may have already suspected: alcohol improves our foreign language skillsForget about the tongue twisters next time you hit the bar; it is proved small dose of al...
International Design Fair Blickfang
The international design fair presents creative, innovative and unique pieces for everyoneIn this age of mass produced individuality, it can be difficult to stand out amid generic furniture and ...
Horror Clown Pennywise Strikes Again in the new Remake of It
A new adaptation of Stephen King's signature novel once again proves that parents and clowns are children's worst nightmare
Traumatizing children and ruining the circus since 1986, Stephen King’s It ...
First World Misery in Haneke’s Happy End
Haneke’s latest take on technology and family dysfunction has anything but the aboveA connoisseur of despair, acclaimed Austrian director Michael Haneke is a keen observer of the...
