entertainment
Critics Choice winners: The Studio, Adolescence sweep TV awards
Now in their 31st year, the Critics Choice Awards are historically known to be the most accurate predictor of the Academy Award nominations. Source link
Scoring a spot at this cookbook club is like trying to get Taylor Swift tickets
Each month, strangers and friends meet to share dishes from a chosen cookbook. But Cookbook Club Naarm is more than a foodie feast, it’s a reminder of food’s power to bring us together. Source link
Pinball enthusiast from WA looks to complete his entire collection
This shed in Western Australia is filled wall-to-wall with collectable pinball machines, all in working order. Greg Sharp hopes to one day share it as a playable pinball museum. Source link
How braille music opens up the music world for blind people
In the 1820s, Louis Braille devised a raised-dot system of letters, numbers and musical notation. 200 years later, it’s still opening the music world for blind musicians. Source link
A world-first blak love anthology is coming — and it's about joy
An anthology of love stories written by First Nations people is in the works with stories of blak love, joy, and connection capitalising on the fastest growing literary genre in the world. Source link
It was a photo that, if leaked, was illegal. Now it's on public display
What started as a chance discovery of an old photo at a Dallas antique store has spawned a collection of more than 4,000 images of male couples, more than 100 of which are now on display in Canberra. Source link
Reading goals that are good for your brain
While some people might find goal setting motivating — such as reading X number of books each year or pages each day — there is a risk of turning what is supposed to be a pleasurable activity into a chore. Source link
How 'hyper detailed' self-portraits helped Piiij rediscover her body
The process of creating detailed self-portraits, inspired by tropical landscapes, helped Piiij Goodrem deal with past trauma and addiction. Source link
The unstoppable creativity of ceramicist Pippin Drysdale
The first retrospective of the ceramic artist’s work has gone on show in Perth at the state gallery, telling the story of an extraordinary career. Source link
Brooke Satchwell tracks down recipients of her fiance's organs in new drama
New Aussie drama Dear Life, from the creators of Upper Middle Bogan, looks at the strange and destructive ways people grieve — and how they live on. Source link