entertainment
The Handmaid's Tale's sequel arrives with similarly eerie timing
The Handmaid’s Tale sequel, The Testaments, focuses on young women being groomed for marriage at an elite preparatory school headed by Aunt Lydia in Gilead. Source link
Team behind cult 2012 video game reunites on Grammy winner
Art director Matt Nava and composer Austin Wintory reveal how their cult 2012 video game Journey shaped their latest offering, the Grammy Award-winning Sword of the Sea. Source link
Rapper Offset hospitalised after shooting in Florida
The Migos rapper is in a stable condition though his exact condition is unknown, according to his spokesperson. Source link
Hidden costs mean many comedians make 'zero profit' from festival runs
Doing a run of shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is the pinnacle for a lot of Australian comedians, but the festival’s tens of thousands of punters are rarely privy to the behind-the-scenes costs. Source link
No Bluesfest? No worries as stars come out to wow Byron Easter crowds
There was no Bluesfest, but thousands of music fans still packed venues across the Byron Shire over the Easter long weekend. Source link
Uluru's popular Field of Light installation extended for three years
Bruce Munro’s art installation is inspired by Uluru. Ten years later, it remains one of the most popular attractions at the famous landmark. Source link
The unexpected place new collectors are finding affordable art
Horse drawings and handcrafted ceramics from local artists and artisans are among the arts and crafts you can find at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. Source link
Bic Runga thought her first album in 15 years might never arrive
“There were definitely times where I thought I was never going to make anything again,” the New Zealand star says of new album Red Sunset. Source link
Award-winning artist on how she paints in miniature
After a lifetime of capturing Tasmanian landscapes, Joan Humble is holding her final exhibition. The 88-year-old has a terminal cancer diagnosis, but she is determined to keep painting as long as she can hold a brush. Source link
Lily's grandmother defied 50s' social norms to be both an artist and a mother
A new show at the Heide Museum of Modern Art explores how the famous Heide Circle reimagined the family in radical ways in the 50s and 60s. Source link