Universal Pictures has spent more than two years branding Wicked as a serious contender this awards season. But the pop superstar bringing home a statuette will be determined by more than her critically acclaimed performance.
Leila McKinnon and Ally Langdon tend to flow with the news cycle, but a new series has allowed them to reflect on some of Australia's most devastating moments.
Most of us have sung along to K-Pop Demon Hunters or sweat through a bowl of spicy Buldak ramen, but do we fully understand why we love all things Korean?
A tribute to the creativity of a small neighbourhood in Los Angeles in the 1960s, Songs From the Canyon is back for one night only at the Botanic Gardens.
The young Wildlife Warrior's emotional turn on Dancing with the Stars (US) has captured hearts and minds, in large part because he's carrying on his late father's message.
The group beat out Grammy nominees to take home a hefty cash prize – but it's the glory of knowing they've broken into the mainstream that's the real honour.
Trans Theatre Festival has prompted criticism from Melbourne's trans theatre-making community over a clash of dates with Midsumma Festival and a lack of local representation.
Bride-to-be Rachel, who is bald, tells bridal expert Randy Fenoli his famous saying about veils made her scared for her wedding day on Say Yes To The Dress on 9Now.
Other picks include the wild adaptation of Nick Cave's book, the French language Dangerous Liaisons and a deeply personal documentary about Kiwi singer Marlon Williams.
On both free-to-air and streaming coverage, there was time for comedy, sulking and the odd blooper during five days worth of cricket in a helter-skelter two days.
When it reopens in early 2028, the much-loved regional gallery will have more exhibition space, a dedicated First Nations and contemporary art space, a children's gallery and more.
In their long-awaited return to Sydney, the old timers proved they are rock'n'roll masters as they gave fans at Accor Stadium exactly what they wanted to hear.
The creative lives of five generations of Boyd women are finally revealed in a major new exhibition featuring more than 300 works, including intimate, never-before-seen family photographs by Mary Nolan.
A community fundraising campaign has led to the honour for trailblazing surfer Pauline Menczer whose 1993 world title was largely forgotten – until a documentary four years ago.
It's a film about the power of friendship and self-acceptance that has broken viewing records across the globe. But one principal says it makes the community feel "deeply uncomfortable”.
In the opening moments of Much Ado About Nothing at MTC, it looked like we were in for a rough night. But this new spin on a classic is undeniably brilliant.
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande's turn as Elphaba and Glinda comes to a close this week. It's a second act devotees happily spend a fortune on – because what they get back is priceless.
The Melbourne punk pub rock band's armful of accolades proves they have well and truly broken out of their genre and into the mainstream. See the full list of winners.
Adam Sandler and Billy Crudup join Clooney in Jay Kelly, a film about an actor on a journey of self-discovery, while hope and devastation collide in the documentary Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk.
The singer-songwriter and poet recounts her childhood in this memoir, the place where "the kingdom of the infinite imagination” first opened beneath her feet.
British mycologist Merlin Sheldrake (yes, that's his real name), one of the world's foremost authorities on fungi, wants us to rethink the place of fungi in our world.
Friday night's gig should have been a celebration of Melbourne's music scene, but has instead thrown a big question mark over future events in the city.
Peter Drew's "Aussie” series of works on walls across the country asks questions about identity and who belongs in this country – but not everyone is happy to see them.
The head of Federation Square says the last-minute cancellation of a free concert featuring Amyl and the Sniffers was necessary to avoid a potentially catastrophic crowd crush.
Cultural landmark or living museum? The Brady Bunch house may be both. When the doors reopened last month, adopted Brady child Michael Idato was quickly knocking on the door of his childhood.
Maverick Australian artist CJ Hendry's range of collectible art toys is causing a stir among some of her fans, but others say that's exactly the point.
People were calling her the next Julia Roberts. But with one of the worst box office flops in history and ongoing backlash from a controversial ad campaign, could Sydney Sweeney's stardom be dimming?
Don't miss Matthew Macfadyen in historical assassination drama Death by Lightning, the witty The Iris Affair and 30 Rock star Tracey Morgan's new comedy.
Journalist Bruce Handy's fun book examines how teen films have always reflected adolescent concerns throughout history, from James Dean to Ferris Bueller.
Take one romance novelist (Nicholas Sparks), add one horror maestro (M. Night Shyamalan), and stir. What you get is Remain, perhaps the year's most curious book.