Former high-flying executives at a major video game company have been put on trial for enabling a toxic workplace. How did we get to this point, and will legal action change anything?
With its high production values and excellent cast, children will love Annie – but its unbridled optimism jars with the reality of contemporary America.
When Raynor Winn and her husband Moth lost their home and he was diagnosed with a terminal illness, they set out on an epic hike. But questions about her account are growing.
The Chinese animation Ne Zha 2 destroyed box office records earlier this year – with an Oscar winner as the lead voice talent it looks set to do it again.
As the Lord of the Dance star moves to a behind-the-scenes-role on his hit live show, he's still finding ways to surprise audiences and take centre stage.
Gregg Wallace stepped away from the show in November amid a number of allegations of sexual misconduct. Now dozens of more claims spanning decades have emerged.
Twenty years after saying sorry to Oprah for fabricating parts of his bestselling book, the writer of A Million Little Pieces makes an unapologetic return.
The veteran Australian actor's latest role in an audio drama is no less meaty than an on-camera role, she says - plus you can wear your tracksuit pants.
The controversial crew played it relatively safe while supporting fellow Irishmen Fontaines DC in London over the weekend, but the crowd had other ideas.
This Brisbane woman fell in love with the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. She has since created a community of fans who have found "family” through her events.
Even in Hollywood, the late Julian McMahon was an object of some fascination: regaling interviewers with stories of growing up in Australia's White House.
Artists, musicians and writers can barely earn a living and most of our big stage shows are created overseas. But the push for change is gathering momentum.
No one person should be blamed for the sacking of Australia's representatives to Venice Biennale, an external report has found, but the repercussions are far from over.
Hip-hop mogul Sean Combs was denied bail after being convicted of prostitution-related offences, but he was acquitted of more serious charges that could have put him in prison for life.
The stunning about-face was announced by the federal funding agency Creative Australia as it released the findings of a report into the high-profile sacking that sparked resignations, petitions and protests.
Artists like Kneecap and Bob Vylan are rediscovering the cultural power of shock, largely because of horror unfolding in the Gaza Strip and the minefield of taboos around discussing them.
For seven weeks, a jury in the US has listened as prosecutors laid out a criminal sex trafficking and racketeering case against rapper Sean "Diddy” Combs.
In an account that reads more like a spy thriller than a political history, British author Charlie English recounts the story of how the CIA smuggled books behind the Iron Curtain
Tony Tulathimutte's short stories are imbued with an undercurrent of loneliness and a cast of chronically online characters wired by the same algorithms.
Once forward-thinking, shows such as The Project are dead and younger viewers are tuning out completely. We asked presenters and creators what comes next.
Former wedding photographer Jennifer Trevelyan's debut novel was the centre of a bidding war, and optioned for a film adaptation before it was even printed.
The superstar has been criticised for performing in Paris while wearing a T-shirt that throws Native Americans in with "bandits, cattle thieves and murderous gunmen” in American's past.
Just 5 per cent of the art collected by philanthropists Eva and Marc Besen can be displayed at any time. A new centre by architect Kerstin Thompson will change that.
Axed after 16 years and more than 4000 episodes, Friday night's 90-minute farewell was tear-stained yet joyful, a celebration of everything that made The Project truly different.
Which was scarier this week, the big reveal for one of our characters, or Miranda stalking Carrie's house fully nude like one of the bad guys in It Follows?
Sabine Azéma and André Dussollier play an elderly married couple rocked by the discovery of old love letters from a karate instructor played by Thierry Lhermitte
As a former head writer, there are some things I won't miss. But truthfully, I can't imagine a daily writers' room ever being launched in Australia again.
The original cover of the star's upcoming album Man's Best Friend sparked uproar. Now, like Kylie, Gaga and Christina Aguilera before her, she's offered an alternative.