entertainment
The Cronulla riots shocked us 20 years ago. A new artwork considers their legacy
Artist Abdul Abdullah says the Cronulla riots were a “moment of revelation” for many Australians as he unveils a new work for Sydney Biennale. Source link
Six Australian music acts inducted into ARIA Hall of Fame
Gurrumul, Jenny Morris, Kate Ceberano, Spiderbait, The Living End, and Vika and Linda Bull were elevated six to top-tier status at a ceremony in Sydney as part of ARIA’s 40th anniversary celebrations. Source link
WA muso's 3D-printed instruments draw on decades of creativity
After a music career that’s taken him around the world, Eddy Jay has turned to cutting-edge manufacturing to make his own instruments. Source link
Dark Mofo returns with art, food and sell-out events
Tasmania’s two-week Dark Mofo festival kicks off today in Hobart. Popular events such as Winter Feast, Night Mass, the Nude Solstice Swim and the Ogoh Ogoh procession return, while one of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries will host a free art exhibition. Source link
How well do you know Aussie books? Take our quiz to find out
Occupy yourself with some armchair travel courtesy of a selection of our nation’s most esteemed literary works. Source link
Steven Spielberg returns to sci-fi and alien wonder in Disclosure Day
ET director Steven Spielberg dives back into the extra terrestrial with his latest film while asking ‘How do you astonish an audience when anything is possible, and nothing is real? Source link
Unlikely line-up brings music back to the Gabba
Revered opera star José Carreras will lead a line-up featuring everyone from Robbie Williams to Sheppard at the Gabba’s first concert in eight years. Source link
Idris Elba thinks audiences won't support a black James Bond
Idris Elba has quashed rumours he was ever in the running to play James Bond, saying audiences are unlikely to come along for the ride if Bond is played by a black actor. Source link
The criticism Marc Fennell always gets for Stuff the British Stole
Two years in the making, the Walkley Award-winning journalist is back with the third season of his globe-trotting historical mystery series. He’s treating it like it’s the last. Source link
A straight woman steals a young gay man's story in Josh Silver's debut novel
Described as one of the books of the year, Fruit Fly asks who has the right to tell which stories in an age of cancellation for cultural appropriation. Source link