entertainment
'Blown away': How designer clothes are funding frontline support
Women’s shelters are having to get creative to acquire necessary funding such as turning fashion into sustaining frontline support. Source link
Cowboy chases dream to make his board game an Aussie classic
Steve Hawe says he never set out to make a board game — but when inspiration struck, he couldn’t ignore it. Source link
Doing disco or school pick-up, Jessie Ware is having more fun than ever
Whether making opulent, grown-up disco-pop or doing school pick-up, the glam British artist is having more fun than ever. Source link
'She was us': History behind Joy, the first sex worker statue
During her short residency in Sydney, the statue of sex worker Joy had many detractors and was even vandalised. Thirty years later, she has returned, with her supporters hoping she will dismantle stereotypes that still plague the industry. Source link
The cast of Good News Week reflect on 30 years of the comedy game show
On April 19, 1996, comedy news game show Good News Week premiered, hosted by Paul McDermott, sparking nine seasons, a Gold Logie nomination and some first-chances for comedians. Source link
Producer backs pitch for major film studio in Port Kembla
As the New South Wales government searches for a site for a second Sydney film studio, one of Australia’s most prominent producers suggests a regional location is the ideal fit. Source link
'High-octane world' of drifting told through music in new concerto
Motorsport and orchestral music are coming together in a premiere in Adelaide this weekend. Source link
What to watch, listen and make: The Boys, Jessie and sausage rolls
Our critics’ picks for your weekend entertainment from the small screen to the kitchen oven. Source link
It's generational warfare as millennials take on gen Z in Beef season 2
The dark comedy series returns with a biting look at generational conflict, starring Carey Mulligan and Oscar Isaac as a “combustible” middle-aged couple. Source link
What happened when boy soprano Aled Jones met Leonard Bernstein for the first time
From learning Walking in the Air on the fly to working with Leonard Bernstein, Aled Jones is currently touring Australia and shares some of his most colourful stories. Source link