Your June hit list: Ibiza with Nervo, Tom Hardy’s doppelgänger and The Breakfast Club at 30
Making Ibiza even hotter this summer. That’s like, really hot
Plan a mad one in Ibiza
We racked the brains of Nervo, the most in-demand lady DJs in the world, to plan us the biggest, sweatiest, heaviest summer session in Ibiza. Here’s the tickets to snap up to reach peak party…
Solomun
“Put simply, Solomun Sundays at Pacha is always a super sexy crowd.”
Duke Dumont
“Duke’s nights at Sanky’s last summer were off the hook. He has such a strong following in Ibiza with lots of people coming from the UK who know how to rave long and hard.”
Steve Aoki
“Steve’s nights at Pacha bring a crazy energy. He’s one of the best entertainers in dance music. He gives so much to the crowd and we think it really helps the whole vibe of the night.”
Nervo Nation
“We get so pumped about these gigs. We bring out a bunch of our friends to play with us and Ushuaia’s production is great. We love a day-party because then we can carry on the session somewhere after.”
Pinpoint Tom Hardy’s doppelgänger
Ever noticed how much Brit man-of-the-moment looks like iconic Hollywood legend Paul Newman? Totally, right?
Tom Hardy
Who? Arguably the coolest, hunkiest Hollywood star of the 2010s.
Essential film: Mad Max: Hardy plays ‘Max’ and teams up with a mysterious woman to outrun certain death.
Paul Newman
Who? Arguably the coolest, hunkiest Hollywood star of the 1960s.
Essential film: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969): Newman teams up with a moustachioed Robert Redford to outrun a certain jail term.
Fill the cricket ball shaped hole in your schedule
Panicking about the end of Indian Premier League on 28th May and that you and your bros will be left thinking what to do this summer? Fear not, these three things should substitute nicely…
Shimla Summer Fest
The most awaited summer fest of India welcomes the season in the serene and calm environment of this hill city. Gear up from 1st June to 9th June and drop in at Shimla.
Ladakh Expedition
Few places in India are at once so traveller-friendly and yet so enchanting as mountain-framed Leh. Get your bike ready and call your bugger friends for an ultimate journey through the hills from 31st May onwards.
Complete Witcher 3
Take turns to hack, slash and stab your way through a freaky monster-stuffed open world from 19 May. There’s blood. There’s nudity. There’s swearing and booze. You and your best mates will feel right at home.
Enjoy a 30-year-old breakfast
“They were five total strangers with nothing in common. A brain, a beauty, a jock, a rebel and a recluse...” It’s a premise that’s teed up hundreds of coming-of-age movies and with the film celebrating its 30th anniversary, The Breakfast Club remains the original and the best. John Hughes’s quintessentially ’80s yarn did such a great job of summing up the mood of a generation of voiceless teens that it’s still adored today by people who weren’t even born when it was first released.
The story of five very different students seeing out the same punishment (a Saturday in detention) opens with a monologue that you probably won’t be hearing on Hollyoaks, but is more relevant than ever: “You see us as you want to see us, in the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions… That’s the way we saw each other at seven o’clock this morning. We were brainwashed.” Aside from the fact it’s warm, funny, and a bloody well-observed comedy, it’s a film that stays with you, like an old mate you got drunk with once. And, as Simple Minds belt out “Don’t you forget about me” at the end, you strangely never do…
What the club did next...
Ally Sheedy – Then: Played Allison Reynolds, the kooky, slightly odd one. Now: After starring in a peppering of other ’80s flicks (with a cameo in another Hughes classic – Home Alone 2), she now does the odd bit of stage and telly. camera since.
Molly Ringwald – Then: Played Claire Standish, the spoilt, hot one. Now: Stars in US sitcom The Secret Life of the American Teenager, but also writes books and has a jazz album out (and she’s totally still hot).
Emilio Estevez – Then: Played Andrew Clark, the misunderstood wrestler one. Now: Martin Sheen’s son went on to star in lots of classics, including The Mighty Ducks and Repo Man.
Judd Nelson – Then: Played John Bender, the off-the-rails one. Now: He now does a shitload of American telly, and is currently starring in Empire.
Anthony Michael Hall – Then: Played Brian Johnson, the geeky one. Now: Was recently in Foxcatcher, and also cropped up in The Dark Knight as Gotham’s star news anchor.
From the June 2015 issue of FHM India.
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