entertainment

There are games to suit everyone, and overwhelmingly Australians are a game-playing nation. Here are some of the most important titles released this year. Source link

American rap superstar Kendrick Lamar brought the house down at Spilt Milk in Canberra, but it was his interaction with a nine-year-old superfan that stole the show. Source link

Over the past four decades, the Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship has given creatives the opportunity to travel south and develop works on the icy continent. Source link

An educator says books that reflect remote Indigenous cultures and lifestyles are “the key to success” in improving reading outcomes for First Nations students. Source link

In six months, Emma Sinclair went from not knowing how to sew to launching her own fashion label based around fox fur. Source link

Peter Greene, a character actor best known for his role as the iconic villain, Zed in Pulp Fiction, has died. Source link

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

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

The power and importance of Horses, the seminal debut of punk-poet Patti Smith, still lingers five decades after its release.   Source link

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