entertainment
Five podcasts we're listening to this NAIDOC Week
Some of our favourite Indigenous-led podcasts this week and every week include interviews with AFL greats, a dive into Aboriginal astronomy, and conversations with a renowned artist who loves Dolly Parton. Source link
Sick of paying for streaming services? These films and TV series are free
From Bluey in Yolŋu Matha to the first feature film directed by an Indigenous woman, there is a trove of free movies and TV to dive into this NAIDOC Week. Source link
From Call of Duty to Dreamtime: These designers are lighting up video games
As part of NAIDOC Week, we meet the Indigenous creatives who are re-shaping Australia’s video game industry. Source link
These filmmakers are hunting down a story in Japan
From manga to life-sized dolls, catch up on the films from week five of Race Around the World. Source link
Fran Lebowitz — witty, withering and unfiltered
No-one emerges unscathed from Fran Lebowitz’s quips, bon mots and scathing take-downs of New York’s peculiarities and poor etiquette. Source link
The desert kids making classic hard rock cool again
Inspired by AC/DC and raised in a remote NT community, these young cousins have become one of Australia’s most unlikely hard rock bands. Source link
For 60 years, Play School has never broken this rule
Australian Story is given rare behind-the-scenes access to Play School as it celebrates 60 years on air. An intimate look at the creative process of the iconic children’s TV show that’s still guided by one golden rule. Source link
Why Avalon Emerson refuses to stay in one lane
Avalon Emerson has built a global reputation as a DJ, but she soon found standing still was not for her. Source link
'An insult': How AI entered Sydney's underground music scene
Local musician Aidan Sammut says he was disgusted after a live music event aimed at showcasing local artists included an artist who used AI-generated content. Source link
'Deadly' Indigenous remote artists travel to Sydney
Remote Indigenous artists from around Australia are in Sydney for the annual National Indigenous Art Fair. Source link