Sydney Festival is upon us for another year. Here is everything you need to know - reviews, previews and interviews - to plan your festival experience.
In Flight, a brutal new series about a flight attendant protecting her teenage son, proves it's not just a high school chemistry teacher who can break bad.
Using the most intuitive web address for the centre's new name, Toby Morton has created a parody website that "exposes political power by using its own language against it”.
Dead celebrities are coming back to life, non-human musicians are topping the charts and podcasters are using languages they can't speak – the future has arrived.
The naturalisation of George Clooney his wife, Amal, and their children was announced by the French government this week. Now the US president has responded.
Lila McGuire is playing the tennis legend in a new ABC TV series. She may have been born decades after Goolagong's final victory but much about her life is familiar.
From unfamiliar names to well-known actors taking a turn in the director's seat, here are a few people (including a couple of Australians) who could really wow us over the coming year.
Elba is among a host of celebrities to receive awards from King Charles III, in an annual tradition that recognises people for their contributions to public life.
She was one of the biggest stars of international cinema in the 1950s and '60s, but her fame post-retirement in 1973 came largely for all the wrong reasons.
Look back at the life of Brigitte Bardot, the French 1960s sex symbol who became one of the greatest screen sirens of the 20th century and later a militant and controversial animal rights activist.
A new year dawns, which means another 12 months' worth of pop-culture hijinks will soon be upon us. Allow me, your pop-culture oracle, to predict what 2026 has in store.
Remember when Katy Perry went to space? Yeah, that wasn't a fever dream. Let's rewind the past 12 months and reminisce on some of the best (and most unhinged) pop-culture moments.
Melbourne was a constant in the life and work of Chris Wallace-Crabbe, one of Australia's best-known and best-loved poets, who died at the age of 91 on December 16.
We're making a list, and checking it twice: from the Papal mass to a Christmas murder mystery, the comprehensive guide to navigating the festive minefield of movies, repeats and specials.
From an unexpected punk pairing to a show of rarely displayed works, we've rounded up the museums and galleries where you should spend your time and money.
From Edmund Gwenn to David Harbour, the jolly gift-givers have come in many shapes and sizes on screen, so we put them to the test to see who reigns supreme.
Little Britain star David Walliams, who is a successful children's author, was dropped by his publisher HarperCollins on Friday following an investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour towards young women.
From risky gambits paying off and a festival finding its feet, to a departure that left more of a whimper than a bang, it's been an interesting year on our stages.