entertainment
Case dropped against actor accused of 'breaking the girl code'
The actor was accused of grabbing the breast of a staffer at Parliament House in Melbourne during a pro-Palestine demonstration two years ago. Source link
The Michael Jackson biopic is as generic as its subject was singular
Spanning from the Jackson 5’s 1960s discovery through to the height of his fame in the late 80s, Michael skates over the more challenging aspects of the King of Pop. Source link
The artworks we can't stop thinking about from the Adelaide Biennial
The legacy of nuclear testing, environmental degradation and more among the challenges facing Australia, as explored by artists in the Adelaide Biennial of Australian art. Source link
Producer on Rebel Wilson film branded 'Indian Ghislaine Maxwell', court hears
Australian actor Rebel Wilson asked her crisis communications firm to publish a website that accused a producer on her own film of being an “Indian Ghislaine Maxwell”, a Sydney court hears. Source link
Festival ticketholders waiting six years for refund after cancelled shows
Ticketholders are still waiting for refunds and answers from The Drop music festival. Source link
Rebel Wilson accused of defaming actor with sexual harassment claim
Hollywood star Rebel Wilson is being sued in the Federal Court for defamation by one of the lead actor’s in her directorial debut film, The Deb. Source link
This country music singer's tour costs have got her rethinking her career
Adele Oliver admits being a country music artist has “never been a great career choice”, but she says things are worse than ever, with her last gig costing her money due to the escalating price of fuel. Source link
What it's like creating a concert shaped by audience choices
The ABC Classic 100 in Concert brings Australia’s most popular classical music, as chosen by audiences, from the radio to the stage. Source link
'I had no-one to talk to': The 92yo trying to save his dying language
Peter is the last living speaker of the First Nations language Thiinma. When he met linguist Rosie, they used music to help keep his knowledge alive, and formed a beautiful friendship along the way. Source link
Authors turn to self-publishing as big publishers look to cut costs
Is your dream to become the next JK Rowling or Stephanie Meyer? A new wave of writers is turning to self-publishing to turn fantasy into reality. Source link