entertainment

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

The Nigerian-British musician brightens up dark times, whether it’s his adventurous solo music or scene-stealing collabs with Fred again.. and Little Simz. Source link

As music festivals collapse, one Geelong kid’s hobby has turned into a big day out. Source link

Twenty-one years ago today, a group of interns walked into the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital to start their surgical careers. It was the start of the longest-running medical drama in US TV history. Source link

Comedy season is in full swing, with festivals across the country hosting the best acts from Australia and the world. We asked our favourites to share their recommendations. Source link

Talk show host Stephen Colbert, famous devotee to JRR Tolkien’s Middle Earth, is co-writing a Lord of the Rings movie with his son. Source link

Mel Schilling became one of Australian TV’s most recognised relationship experts, but who was she, and what led to her death? Source link

The very first Melbourne International Comedy Festival launched 40 years ago, and while it’s kept its scrappy charm, things look pretty different today. Source link

Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney (Get Krack!n) set out to make a “funny Broadchurch” with crime comedy Deadloch. Now, with fans around the world, it’s back for season two. Source link

Schilling’s husband, Gareth Brisbane, took to social media on Tuesday night to reveal the news.  Source link