entertainment
Rhoda Roberts, the woman behind 'Welcome to Country', dies at 66
Rhoda Roberts AO, the arts executive who had an enduring impact on the cultural life of this country, has died. The Widjabul Wieybal woman was the creative force behind Australia’s best-loved festivals and helped bring Welcomes to Country to the modern era. Source link
Finding an escape from modern life in the booming world of arts and crafts
Craft trends come and go, but a resurgence in social arts and crafts is proving that creativity and human connection are still very much in vogue. Source link
Why Ryan Gosling's eyes were so important to Project Hail Mary
With most of Project Hail Mary’s action taking place in far off corners of space it was up to Australian cinematographer Greig Fraser to create what we’ve never seen. Source link
With new James Blake and a sun-drenched crime drama we've got your weekend covered
This weekend go down the rabbit hole with a podcast about a Canadian cult or discover James Blake’s latest sonic salve. Source link
How much is a library worth? A report gives a dollar figure
Every dollar invested in the State Library of NSW is worth $4.25 in community benefits, according to a new report commissioned by the library. Source link
How award-winning pianist Andrea Lam overcame stage fright
She made her debut with Sydney Symphony Orchestra at 13, but don’t call Andrea Lam a piano prodigy. The award-winning pianist shares how she’s kept kicking career goals without losing her love of the music. Source link
BTS returns from military service. Is its comeback worth the wait?
K-pop supergroup BTS makes a comeback from mandatory military service today with a new album, concert and documentary. Here’s why that’s a big deal. Source link
Culture versus commerce as famous artist takes on local council
One of Australia’s most acclaimed artists brought humour and frustration to a council meeting weighing commerce against culture. Source link
Lizzy Hoo's surprising love of Mongolian indie rock
Comedian Lizzy Hoo loves an adventure, which is how she ended up at a music festival outside Ulaanbaatar watching her new favourite band. Source link
Dance company takes over bowling alley to defy assumptions about disability
Challenging assumptions about what disabled people can and can’t do is at the centre of this performance at the Joondalup Festival. Source link