entertainment
Foo Fighters announce 2026 Australian stadium tour
American rock superstars Foo Fighters will return to Australia for a run of stadium shows before the year is out. Source link
Richard Roxburgh on the secret to a long friendship and the art on his walls
In the 1994 French play Art, Serge spends 160,000 euros on an all-white painting, horrifying his friend Marc. It might just wreck their decades-long friendship. Source link
Overseas owners shut down local production company behind The Slap
Matchbox Pictures, the local production house behind Dog Park, The Survivors and Secret City, will be closed by its international parent company, Universal International Studios. Source link
'Nobody knows how it ends': Why Australians can't turn away from US politics
Huge crowds have flocked to live shows for the popular and influential Pod Save America podcast, suggesting Australia’s obsession with US politics isn’t going away anytime soon. Source link
Robert Duvall, star of The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, dies at 95
Oscar winner Robert Duvall, known for films such as The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, has died at the age of 95. Source link
Andrew Denton was the key to The Chaser's War on Everything
The Chaser’s War on Everything didn’t start the fire, but the embers from the beloved satirical current affairs show are still warm after two decades. Source link
Alleged museum heist 'like something from a Simpsons episode', magistrate says
Miguel Simon Mungarrieta Monsalve has been charged with a range of offences after he allegedly broke into a Caboolture museum on Friday morning. Source link
Meet GayC/DC — the world's only all-gay AC/DC tribute band
They worship the riffs, rewrite the lyrics and win over the toughest crowds. GayC/DC is a tribute band like no other. Source link
Leading Australian musicians share how this competition boosted their careers
The ABC Young Performers Awards have launched the careers of some of Australia’s most successful musicians. Here are some of their stories. Source link
It's 'ugly' and 'untidy', but a plan to replace this artwork has stalled
A Melbourne council unveiled a lucrative competition to replace Southbank’s much-derided red stairs. But a year after it was due to start, the plan appears to have gone nowhere. Source link