entertainment
Why the Powerhouse is calling for ideas to be buried for 100 years
The Powerhouse Museum buried technologies such as a solar calculator and cardboard box camera in 1981. Now they want to know what to bury in 2026. Source link
Sydney musicians left feeling voiceless after CBD busking crackdown
Busking may be a familiar sight on Sydney’s George Street, but most key spots for musicians have now been banned. Source link
Nicole Kidman opens Vogue World in Gilda gown weeks after divorce filing
From a Nicole Kidman “revenge” dress to a dressing-gown tuxedo, these are all of the best Hollywood-style looks at this year’s Vogue World event. Source link
These women artists ditched the conservative local art world for Europe
At the turn of the century, Australian women artists travelled to Europe and returned with new styles and techniques. Their long-overlooked contribution to Australian art is celebrated in Dangerously Modern. Source link
These women artists ditched the conservative local art world for Europe
At the turn of the century, Australian women artists travelled to Europe and returned with new styles and techniques. Their long-overlooked contribution to Australian art is celebrated in Dangerously Modern. Source link
Peter Sellars plots return to Adelaide Festival 24 years after controversy
The Adelaide Festival is launching its line-up for its 2026 instalment, and the program will feature both fresh and returning faces, including British rock band Pulp, French actor Isabelle Huppert and American theatre director Peter Sellars. Source link
Why Thai cave rescuer Richard Harris can't quit diving
A new documentary by director Jennifer Peedom delves deep into the attraction of cave diving, and why Richard Harris says risk-taking is crucial for resilience. Source link
A lost Waylon Jennings version of a Fleetwood Mac classic reshapes our view of the outlaw
Shooter Jennings unearthed a treasure trove of unreleased recordings from his legendary father Waylon, revealing a tender, soulful side of the outlaw icon that history forgot. Source link
Social media performance and secret locations in Perth Festival line-up
Perth Festival unveils a diverse program making use of unconventional event spaces, but large-scale opening and closing events are markedly missing this year. Source link
The story behind the lost film that marked a career end for our first Hollywood star
Australia’s first Hollywood star, a famous romance novel by Joh Bjelke-Petersen’s aunt and a rare alloy mined from Tasmania’s west coast put the island’s wild places on the big screen. Source link