In Corteo at John Cain Arena, audiences are treated to the complete Cirque du Soleil package – elite acrobatics, elaborate costumes and a great spectacle.
Diego Borella, 47, reportedly collapsed in front of colleagues during preparations to shoot the final scene of the fifth series of the hit Netflix show.
Despite the agreement between unions and the tech giants to work on a model that would pay creatives for content mined by AI, the sector has its doubts.
The 21-year-old former child actress and the 23-year-old son of Jon Bon Jovi made the surprise announcement in a short statement, one year after their wedding.
Col Needham first tracked movie credits in a paper notebook in 1981. Now his IMDb is the go-to site for film and TV fans around the world – and worth a fortune.
The six leaders of the state's major galleries and museums discuss budgets, changing audiences and what they would give for 10 minutes alone with a billionaire.
Smaller in scope but bigger in heart, Lin-Manuel Miranda's first musical made its debut on Broadway in 2008 before it was given the silver screen treatment in 2021.
Australia's large-scale sheep pastoralism and the northern hemisphere's industrialisation of woollen textiles allowed the huge armies of the 20th century to exist, a new history argues.
As half of Flight Of The Conchords and songwriter for The Simpsons, Spongebob Squarepants and more, Bret McKenzie has always been the funny guy. But now he's getting serious … sort of.
The Oscar-nominated star was only 10 when the boy band split – but the emotional memory has served her well for her new film The Ballad of Wallis Island.
Festival organisers around the country have expressed dismay over the Bendigo Writers Festival code-of-conduct push, saying such codes stifle freedom of expression.
From Succession, to Ted Lasso, Killing Eve and now a supernatural mystery set in small-town Australia, an in-demand star is keeping her career highly variable.
Wondering what the red-carpet regular does on his day off? For Dickie, a 5 star Saturday means stepping out of the spotlight and into the arms of family and friends.
The billionaire's empire was built on singing her deepest, darkest desires and distresses. But the mastermind's appearance on Travis Kelce's podcast proves we're being fed contradictions. And that's by design.
Sharing the name of her upcoming album via her boyfriend's sports podcast has divided fans. Is it a sign of a flourishing relationship – or a cunning marketing ploy?
Murray Middleton's short stories deals with filmmakers, musicians, actors, playwrights, photographers and writers in varying states of creative frustration.
Paul Kelly has published a death notice in The Age newspaper for Joe, the fictional hero of his track, How To Make Gravy, prompting speculation a follow-up to the hit 1996 song may be on its way.
One of Australia's most accomplished musicians wrote a stirring tribute while in the jungles of New Guinea. Simon Tedeschi is bringing it back to life.
In a world first, Van Sowerine and Isobel Knowles have created a VR work which lets the viewer experience what it's like to be in a flood, based on the lives and experiences of people who lived through the Lismore floods.
Shark Week's How to Survive a Shark Attack features de Gelder simulating four shark attacks, all in the name of teaching us how to be safer in the ocean.
Shoppers have stared at this antique store item for years, scratching their chins and wondering "who on earth would buy this?” A Sydney school just did.
The second instalment of the satirical animation's new season takes aim at the US president, vice president, Homeland Security and even a right-wing podcaster.
Never Get Busted is a riveting documentary about a drug cop who breaks bad (or good). But it is also the subject of a fierce legal battle – about who even made it.