I've worked in media for more than a decade, and when you're swimming in news and pop culture, pursuing clicks, living and breathing "content”, people stop being people. They're avatars.
Melbourne restaurateur Andreas Papadakis is in the running for a cookbook Oscar, joining an illustrious group of Australian chefs making waves internationally.
The cast of Vandemonian Lags rehearse in Melbourne's Bakehouse Studios. The acclaimed show is based on dramatic true stories from Tasmania's convict past.
This biography of Merle Oberon traces her roots from a life of poverty in India to the glamour of 1930s Hollywood, where she went to great lengths to hide her true identity.
Based on a bestselling book, The Salt Path tells of a husband and wife who find themselves with no money and serious medical problems, embarking on a 1000-kilometre trek.
Last of Us fans have called out Isabela Merced's character Dina's face-framing curls – a noticeable departure from her video game counterpart's ponytail.
The Wicked film star will take on every character in a reimagining of Bram Stoker's classic gothic novel from the creators of Olivier Award-winning hit The Picture of Dorian Gray.
After six years, Chris and Angela show off their incredible transformation of a derelict water tower into a luxury holiday home on Derelict Rescue on 9Now.
When Casandra Ventura sued Combs in 2023, alleging years of rape and abuse, the suit was settled within hours. But it sparked dozens of similar legal claims in a criminal investigation. This is who she is.
For Darcy Vescio, art and football have never been competing passions – there's room for both. See their work at a one-day-only exhibition this weekend.
More than 50 writers, including Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey, feminist icon turned crime writer Jane Caro and bestselling Irish novelist Marian Keyes descended on Margaret River for the annual writers festival.
This raucous A24 comedy features White Lotus alumni Connie Britton and Adam DiMarco, Kyle MacLachlan, Megan Fox and the queen of "brat summer”. It's all testament to the pull of Benito Skinner.
Some songs just don't work in a rock band. Playing with an orchestra is giving the Icelandic trio a chance to perform some of their grand, sweeping numbers live.
At the first of the pop star's three sold-out Melbourne shows, she announced her intention for the night: "My goal for the show is that it's kind of a big duet.”
The actor has been a screen favourite ever since he was a teenager on A Country Practice. More than 30 years later he's still happily "part of the furniture”.
Fragar sketched Flagship Mother Multiverse (Justene) in one sitting and then worked on it for three months. She plans to use the $100,000 prizemoney to buy an easel she hasn't made herself.
I told my editors I would need six months and a $20 million expense account to really answer the question, but in the meanwhile, here are some thoughts.
Playing Shooter McGavin in Happy Gilmore made Christopher McDonald a household name. With the long-awaited sequel just around the corner, the actor is eyeing a new role.
Sisters Antonia and Nicole Kidman celebrating their first Christmas without their mother, the stoicism of former AFL coach Neale Daniher – these are some of the backstories of this year's Archibald Prize.
Fresh from his high-profile feud with Drake, the Grammy Award winner will play Ballarat, Canberra, the Gold Coast and Perth as the festival returns following its cancellation last year.
This week's picks include Tina Fey and Steve Carell in a comedy about 50-something angst, a French drama about a pastry chef and Brett Goldstein swaps Ted Lasso for stand-up.
S. Shakthidharan thrilled us with Counting and Cracking. Now, as his new play, The Wrong Gods, makes its world premiere, rehearsal diaries relive the highs and lows.