After nine years and two Trump presidencies, the darkest show on television is coming to an end. Everyone on set is painfully aware of the series' relevance.
A Minecraft Movie, a live-action adaptation of the biggest video game ever, grafts a stock fantasy quest onto a landscape where plot was never the point.
Starring Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan, MobLand is about tough-talking geezers who shoot first and ask questions later. But is there anything for the women to do?
Stephanie Broadbridge's Breaking: The Musical had to overcome some legal challenges to make it to the Comedy Festival, where it's just started its run. This is what the crowd can expect.
Khaled Sabsabi said his cancellation as Australia's representative to the Venice Biennale has plagued him with sleepless nights, anxiety and nightmares.
While Arts Centre Melbourne is best known for its performances, in the depths of Hamer Hall there's a hidden collection that has captured CEO Karen Quinlan's imagination.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed the filmmakers to Downing Street for talks. "As a dad, I have not found it easy to watch this with children,” he said.
Greg is an hour of absurdist sketch, improv and character comedy, taking as its starting point a pair of comedians' fascination for a completely ordinary name.
Add misogynistic influencers to the mix of feelings of inadequacy and hopelessness, and a growing wealth gap, and you have most of the ingredients for gendered violence.
The hit show's fictional Ratliff family boasts two Duke alumni, one of whom proudly wears a college T-shirt. Duke finds the use of its brand "troubling”.
The French actor, 76, told a court that placing a hand on someone's buttocks isn't sexual assault and that the #MeToo movement is "a form of hysteria”.
As Max enters the chat, Australia is awash with TV. Here's an outline of your options if you're thinking about a refresh of your existing streaming portfolio.
Alex Hutchinson's new book mixes anecdotes with insights from behavioural psychology and neuroscience to make the case that our lives are better when we break our habits.
The Duchess of Sussex's return to her influencer roots continues as she releases intimate new family photos and the ultimate quiet luxury collection. But not everyone is convinced.
Filmmaker Hamdan Ballal was one of three Palestinians detained, according to witnesses. His co-director says they have been regularly attacked since winning the Academy Award for best documentary feature.
Ed Oxenbould and singer-songwriter Benee star in the New Zealand film Head South, a charmer about a Christchurch teenager with musical ambitions in post-punk 1979.
On budget eve, lobbying is under way for the government to cough up $50m so plans for a 1500-seat Broadway-style lyric theatre in Parramatta can get back on track.
Tom Gleisner has written, directed and performed in cult movies and beloved TV comedies, but writing a new Australian musical was a particular challenge.
The Wide World of Sports reporter hopes her documentary Skin in the Game can drive a change in attitudes towards women during an epidemic of gendered violence.
New festival director Veronica Sullivan is aiming to provide something for everyone this year: from bestselling Irish writers to a BookTok phenomenon and yes, a rock legend.
At 5pm, the news went out. At five past, the footpath was full of people wanting to see one of the world's most famous DJs in a tiny St Kilda chippery.