From telling his son to "calm down, honey” after an assassination scare to discussions inside the Situation Room, a blockbuster new book exposes the absolute chaos of Trump 2.0.
"I want to fake my own death. I want to be gay. I want to be a spy. I want to literally kick ass in a skirt. And I want to do all of this in 45 minutes.”
From a Grisham-tier legal thriller to an engaging history on cats in Australia, there's something for everyone in this week's top new fiction and non-fiction releases.
Karl Stefanovic has posted a video to YouTube thanking his Today show audiences and colleagues, saying he doesn't know what he's going to do, but he will 'figure it out'.
Karl Stefanovic's colleagues have announced he has finished up with Nine amid the fallout from his podcast interview with far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
The decision clears the way for a major shake-up of breakfast television, but also risks attracting the ire of the presenter's new army of conservative backers.
The Australian director of The Crow, Dark City and I, Robot is preparing to shoot a "human-led” sci-fi film in Los Angeles – and the tech will play a part.
In a statement, the Davis family said he had "championed the greatest artists in modern music history”, which included superstars Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys.
The nominees for the 66th TV Week Logie awards have been unveiled, with the ABC scoring the most nominations while Prime Video is most nominated streaming service.
This week's new books include a novel whose lead character is stuck under a tree, a debut from the guy who played Merlin in the hit TV series, and non-fiction titles from Mary Beard and Sarah Wilson.
Sydney Dance Company artists Piran Scott and Naiara de Matos have been life and work partners for more than a decade – but it took time to get the balance right.
A new exhibition brings together more than 200 works featuring extraordinary paintings, sculptures, textiles, prints and photographs made in honour of the deity Vishnu.
Despite Labor spending $103 million on the sector, musicians say they are still unable to access grants and are shoved into pub corners to make a living wage.
The Life Goes On singer was slated to perform in Australia in October as part of his coming world tour, with shows booked for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
The streamer's three-part series revealed shocking allegations about the 2000s reality-TV show, including sexual assault and a culture of body-shaming.
Toy Story stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, aka Woody and Buzz, share their thoughts on the franchise's enduring appeal – and why the new film is the most heartbreaking so far.
"I'm just going to go on working 'til I fall over,” said the renowned British artist at the opening of his exhibition in Australia in 2016. He did just that.
A 1959 first-edition Barbie worth up to $40,000 will be among 150 dolls on display as part of an exclusive Australian exhibition devoted to the plastic figure turned cultural icon.
The British artist, whose brightly coloured renditions of California made him one of the most celebrated artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, died on Thursday.
The Australian Ballet is closing out its residency at Regent Theatre with a bubbly and bright work that until now hasn't been performed outside of New York.
From a queer coming-of-age novel and serial killer family secrets to children's books, cancer care and climate policy, this week's books take readers in all directions.
Tim Ross on his podcast @modernister nominated Sydney architect Michael Dysart as one of his all time heroes. Here he talks to Dysart about Urambi Village.
The new film Mad Rush, premiering at Melbourne International Film Festival, is urgent and powerful – and couldn't be more relevant to many young people.
Students from the fictitious Delhi College of Linguistics get acquainted with the Australian vernacular and learn how to comport themselves in the land Down Under.
The board of the Sydney-based institution said on Wednesday that it had appointed a liquidator after considering its long-term financial sustainability.
The fifth and final season of this award-winning hit sees the team banding together for one last service, as the restaurant teeters on the brink of collapse.
Season four sees the return of Jason Sudeikis as the beloved football coach, but this time he's back at Richmond coaching a second division women's football team.
Access a subscriber-exclusive discount to this immersive one-night experience of music, light and reveal theatre as CUPRA unveils the new Formentor in Australia.