Michael Idato is the culture editor-at-large of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
After a masterclass performance in Norway, Delta Goodrem has vaulted into the top five, as the hunt for Australia’s first Eurovision gold intensifies.
The 19-year-old is making her movie debut in the live action remake of Disney’s much loved animation.
Breakfast TV budgie smuggler Karl Stefanovic is recasting himself as a culture warrior. Is his new podcast the evolution of a digital brand, or an exit strategy?
At an exclusive LA screening of the new trailer, the filmmaker promised a “dense” and “action-packed” conclusion to the Dune trilogy.
The “vertical TV” revolution is moving from phone soaps featuring billionaire brides to Sydney’s sunny Eastern suburbs.
It was one loss after another for Australia’s five nominees while Autumn Durald Arkapaw made history as both the first woman and first woman of colour to win the best cinematography category.
There was no joy for the Australian nominees at this year’s Academy Awards, but big strides were made for gender equality.
Oscar nominee Timothée Chalamet’s disparaging remarks about ballet and opera have turned his Oscar dream into a PR nightmare.
The Duchess of Sussex will headline a three-day weekend retreat hosted by an Australian podcast – but those who want to attend will have to fork out at least $2699.
Adapted from Patricia Cornwell’s bestselling crime series, Scarpetta lands in the deeply personal wake of Kidman’s divorce from Keith Urban and the death of her mother.