The former actor-turned-adman-turned-novelist was about to give it all up. And then along came The Bad Guys to turn his life, and his fortunes, around.
Jason Bateman and Jude Law are exceptional as self-destructive siblings in a thriller that has the right pieces, but never quite assembles them correctly.
From a gripping bus thriller to a tense recreation of the Nuremberg trials: the Toronto International Film Festival just started the run to awards season.
She may be starring in another hit stage show but first, there is fun to be had with our photographer. Life is never dull when you are chasing intriguing tales – and enjoying a practical joke.
Once an "oddball” teen at a Melbourne high school, Rosé is now a global K-pop star with billions of YouTube streams, inspiring the next crop of locally grown stars.
Two of the world's leading scientists have written a powerful manifesto revealing the main forces behind the anti-science movement – and how we can fight back.
Nabbing a table, or even a sliver of bar upon which to rest your beer, is impossible at venues across the country, and the world, thanks to a teen TV drama.
Griffin Theatre Company is moving in with Belvoir St Theatre next year, packing the line-up of debut Australian works and adaptations at the inner-city venue.
She was one of the most powerful figures in the Australian screen industry, but the creative's tenure at the streamer had its challenges, critics allege.
The artist formerly known as Westographer documents the towns and people he happens across, capturing a reality is fast disappearing but deserves to be celebrated.
Reports are emerging the coming fourth season of The White Lotus is to unfold at a hotel frequented by movie stars, where rooms cost up to $14,000 a night.
Starting with an unlined jacket, a simple pair of pants, and an urban palette, Armani put Italian ready-to-wear style on the international fashion map.
After starring in Celine Song's Materialists, the actress doubles down in Splitsville, another "unromantic comedy” that explores the mess of modern love.
The Office universe is expanding as the same documentary crew who filmed Michael Scott and his Dunder Mifflin employees turn their attention to a local newspaper.
Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole, from the acclaimed Sh!t Theatre, have a "playful and starkly profound” show headed for Sydney and Melbourne Fringe festivals.
The ninth in the Slow Horses series of spy novels is just one of the many books being released this month. But there also essays, memoirs and histories.
Victoria and South Australia have joined NSW in pushing for federal and state arts tax reform as a national lottery is proposed to rescue the struggling arts sector.
Everything the hitmaker does is with a knowing wink at the audience. But her savvy marketing finesse is not the reason the former Disney Channel child star is soaring.
Following the 2019 box office hit Top End Wedding, filmed in the Northern Territory, Miranda Tapsell got the band back together for the new eight-part series Top End Bub.
As famous in the dance world as his ex-wife Natalie Portman is in the movies, the French choreographer rekindles his love affair with Australia with a Brisbane Festival exclusive.
Camila Cabello shines in her first solo tour in seven years when she sways to her early Latin hits. It's when she veers into new territory that things get shaky.
Don't miss Suranne Jones as the British PM, Timothy Spall's droll murder mystery, the moronic superhero Peacemaker and the so-bad-it's-good War of the Worlds.
Made from rust, charcoal and soil in the wake of flooding and landslides, Sophie Cape's work, Thunder shifts the shivering sands, has just won a major award.
Surprise Chef are one of the hottest acts on the scene right now, but this band is as surprised as anyone to be playing this year's Melbourne International Jazz Festival.