Michael Gudinski
Why Ed Sheeran visited a Melbourne cemetery
Ahead of the second of his three shows at Marvel Stadium, the pop star paid his respects to a departed friend.
- Alexander Darling
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This AbFab life: An insider spills the beans on men, music and Kylie
Amanda Pelman’s memoir recounts her loud and lively journey from Countdown dancer to music supremo.
- Michael Dwyer
Eight albums and two hip replacements: Shirley Manson shows no sign of slowing down
After three decades in the music industry, the Garbage frontwoman remains as feisty and assured as ever.
- Jane Rocca
Fantauzzo’s new gallery – and the hidden work Asher Keddie calls ‘heartbreaking’
He’s received plaudits – and brickbats – for his photorealistic paintings, but Vincent Fantauzzo has a new mission: “To Jamie Oliver the art world”.
- Konrad Marshall
‘I was bored - it was tedious’: How Deborah became a dealmaker for the stars
She’s been literary agent to a host of household names, but she started out in a less glamorous job.
- Helen Pitt
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Discotheque: Music mogul Matt Gudinski joins investors sinking $15 million into start-up
Matt Gudinski is bringing his record label - which just turned 50 - firmly into the 21st century with a new investment.
- David Swan
‘He’d hate it, so I’m doing it’: Telling the Michael Gudinski story
Director Paul Goldman spills the beans on the troubled journey to screen of a documentary about Mushroom group founder and Oz rock pioneer Michael Gudinski.
- Karl Quinn
Michael Gudinski documentary to premiere at Melbourne Film Festival
The life and times of the late, great music industry figure Michael Gudinski will be celebrated in a documentary that will be unveiled at MIFF in August.
- Karl Quinn
‘Reputation is everything’: Three famous Aussie families on coping with succession
The families of Carla Zampatti, Michael Gudinski and Neil Balnaves describe how they grapple with a legacy – while grieving a loss.
- Brook Turner
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New music festival to fuel rock’n’roll recovery in Victoria with 100 events
Rival promoters have thrown their support behind a plan to stage Australia’s largest contemporary music festival, a vision of the late Michael Gudinski.
- Chip Le Grand