entertainment
This controversial rom-com starring Zendaya is one of the best movies of the year
On the surface, A-listers Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s new film seems like a regular rom-com. That’s exactly what director Kristoffer Borgli wants you to think. Source link
Artists left devastated after floods destroy renowned NT arts centre
Artists from the remote Northern Territory community of Nauiyu are facing a devastating loss after the Merrepen Arts Centre was destroyed by recent flooding. Source link
Tim Rogers is an Aussie rock legend — that doesn't impress the bank
The frontman of ARIA Hall Of Famers You Am I on work, family, and why Hourly, Daily is still special to him. Source link
'A succulent Chinese meal?': These are the 2026 Sounds of Australia
A variety of iconic Australian recordings are added to the Sounds of Australia collection, as part of an annual update by the National Film and Sound Archive. Source link
Photos explore psychological drama of Australian rural life
Western Australian documentary photographer Brad Rimmer’s beautiful, melancholy images of Wheatbelt life sprawl through Fremantle gallery. Source link
Kylie Minogue to lead AFL grand final entertainment, ending Aussie drought
Pop superstar Kylie Minogue has been named as the men’s AFL grand final pre-match entertainment, the first time since 2021 that an Australian artist has headlined the event. Source link
The best and worst things about being on reality TV, according to Guy Sebastian
Singing his way into the Australian public’s hearts way back in 2003, Guy Sebastian has since had a fascinating and varied career. We catch up with the star to find out about the little things that keep him going — from his two sons to his favourite TV show. Source link
Audiences are heading back to the cinema for You, Me & Tuscany
You, Me & Tuscany is highly anticipated by fans of Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, who can’t wait for a rare romantic comedy to hit cinemas. Source link
'Cool cat' of journalism captured decades of Australian history on 35mm film
Journalist and broadcaster Wayne Coolwell documented years of Indigenous culture with his 35mm camera. The photographs are going on showcase at the State Library. Source link
How a 5,000-year-old garment went from being called 'traditional' to the Met Gala
For many South Asians, museums in the West have historically been places where their cultures were displayed as static artefacts. An exhibition like The Offbeat Sari has flipped that script, presenting South Asian creativity as innovative and globally influential. Source link