entertainment
Paris training helps conservationist make pest pelts into foxy fashion
In six months, Emma Sinclair went from not knowing how to sew to launching her own fashion label based around fox fur. Source link
Pulp Fiction, The Mask actor Peter Greene dies aged 60
Peter Greene, a character actor best known for his role as the iconic villain, Zed in Pulp Fiction, has died. Source link
'Most incredible woman': Sydney Sweeney opens up on boxer Christy Martin
Sydney Sweeney changed a lot about herself to play Christy Martin in a biopic about the boxer. She says it was a role she had to take. Source link
How Emma Thompson made history with Sense and Sensibility
Sense and Sensibility was marketed “chick flick”. But this 90s re-imagining of Sense and Sensibility starring British powerhouse Emma Thompson was more than just a bubbly romance. Source link
Patti Smith’s Horses, the timeless debut that rewrote rock, turns 50
The power and importance of Horses, the seminal debut of punk-poet Patti Smith, still lingers five decades after its release. Source link
The 14 books that knocked our critics' socks off in 2025
An exciting Australian debut, a bevvy of award-winning literary fiction and more than one heart-wrenching memoir are among our critics’ favourite reads of the year. Source link
After 40 years of plot twists and drama, Neighbours wraps up for the last time — again
Relive the highlights, such as they were, in the final episode of Neighbours, which went to air last night. Source link
Bendigo Writers Festival in damage control, report recommends one-year break
Council officers recommend a one-year hiatus for the Bendigo Writers Festival to work on repairing the reputation of the event. Source link
An Aussie doco about a Scottish porridge competition is winning hearts
Every year, the Scottish town of Carrbridge hosts a porridge competition. Its contestants and chieftain are larger than life and celebrated in the new Aussie documentary The Golden Spurtle. Source link
Nicole Kidman to co-chair Met Gala with Beyoncé and Venus Williams
The museum also announced a gala host committee, chaired by designer Anthony Vaccarello and filmmaker Zoë Kravitz. Source link