entertainment

The Australian music industry awards will be celebrating some of the best acts in the country this week.  Source link

It was nearly a disaster, but Nirvana going acoustic for MTV ended up being one of the most iconic live performances ever and cemented Kurt Cobain as a tortured genius. Source link

World-renowned anthropologist, filmmaker and Arnhem Land Indigenous leader Paul Gurrumuruwuy Wunungmurra has become the first Yolŋu person to be honoured for his work with a PhD for original research. Source link

Art can stir strong feelings in people, both good and bad. These artworks fell in the latter, provoking great controversy in Australia, and telling us a lot about who we are as a nation.  Source link

The Sydney-born movie star discusses how her creative partnership with If I had Legs I’d Kick You director Mary Bronstein has opened the Oscars conversation. Source link

In A Great Act of Love, the award-winning author interweaves a surprising chapter of Tasmanian history with the story of her ancestor who was transported to Van Diemen’s Land in the 1800s. Source link

The renowned singer-songwriter is on the road in support of her eighth album. Now, more than ever, she knows how to focus on what matters.  Source link

Dolly Parton has never stepped foot on the dry red dirt of Indulkana in remote South Australia, but she is a frequent visitor in the art of Kaylene Whisky, which celebrates sisterhood and strong women.  Source link

Joyce DiDonato is one of opera’s most in-demand mezzo-sopranos. She shares her passion for inclusivity and advocacy ahead of her first Australian tour. Source link

This year, Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa earned an Order of Australia medal and published her first book, Fully Sikh, all while running an indie theatre in Perth. Source link