entertainment
Roblox to launch accounts for children after grooming claims
Roblox will launch restricted accounts for children and teenagers, two months after being put on notice by the government over reports children were being groomed on the platform. Source link
Locals salty over being 'forced to listen to music that is not our taste'
With yet another venue facing complaints about noise from residents, performers say Tasmania runs the risk of becoming a dead zone for live music. Source link
Kitty Flanagan and Anne Edmonds create comedy chaos in new show
Plus Nicole Kidman is an Aussie wrestler in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, Baby Reindeer’s Richard Gadd returns, and the reboots keep on coming with Malcolm in the Middle. Source link
Coachella boasted big-name artists — the special guests were maybe even bigger
The world’s most talked about music festival took place over the weekend, boasting a bevy of unexpected highlights. Source link
Euphoria season 3 cast on past, present and future of hit show
Season 3 of Euphoria has premiered today as members of the cast reflect on where the show has been and where it’s going. Source link
Handwritten church music 'caked in dust' performed after 50 years
A South Australian church celebrates 150 years with a special performance of sacred music transcribed by early-20th-century parishioners. Source link
Life as a second-generation human cannonball
David Smith grew up watching his father being shot out of a cannon, so when the time came, he said it was inevitable he would follow in his dad’s flight path. Source link
'I sound like a woman now': Why Katy Steele is reimagining her past
The Little Birdy frontwoman is getting in touch with her old self on her new album and tour. Source link
'We matter; we're important': Disabled artists centrestage in new show
Paper dolls, wrestlers and cloudscapes appear in an exhibition by a Western Sydney artist collective at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery. Source link
'Cosplay is not consent': The rules of dressing up for conventions
Cosplayers say their hobby has had an astronomical rise in popularity over the past decade. While the subculture promotes “no limits” creativity, there are still strict rules. Source link