Culture

Local audiences are heading back to the cinema. The question is: why?

This week Screen Queen Clare is diving into a disturbing Netflix doco, checking out Big Mistakes, having a peek at the Stranger Things spin-off and steeling herself for Richard Gadd’s new series, Half Man.

With a raw new memoir, a nationwide tour and a wedding on the horizon, SAS Australia star Natalie Bassingthwaighte is entering her 50th year with a “modern family” and a brand-new outlook.

The estranged husband of triple murderer Erin Patterson is preparing to break his silence in a tell-all memoir set for release this year.

Richard Gadd’s new series Half Man, Zach Galifianakis’ This Is A Gardening Show, the new Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 and a doco about Aussie milk bars: here’s what we’re watching on TV this week.

The era of gushing over the 1990s is about to end and we’re primed for the 2000s to make a comeback. What shows are ripe for a revisit? We have some ideas.

Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman lead a great character-driven family drama whose hook is only half the story.

Comedy legends Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy are roasting their famous friends, and each other in their new TV show Glen & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention on Seven.

The script is well underway for a third chapter in the story of Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell with Tom Cruise set to take to the skies for an anticipated sequel.

Did you know there are countries out there directly ripping-off our favourite choccy bickies?

Lady Victoria Beckham has broken her silence on her and husband David Beckham's ongoing feud and bitter estrangement with their son Brooklyn Beckham.

The first season swept all the major award shows and now Beef returns with a new ensemble and a new story, but just as much rage.

Nicole Kidman has joined the ranks of other artists who have trained to become death doulas. Often, their reasons are personal.

Filming is underway for The White Lotus season four, and now we finally know what the next instalment will focus on.

A jury has found that entertainment giant Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster acted illegally.