Pop Culture

This week Screen Queen Clare Rigden is taking a trip Into The Manosphere and self-combusting. She’s also saying farewell to Heartbreak High, checking in with Peaky Blinders and peeping the new SNL UK.

There was a time — in the days when the internet was still a force for fun — when Chuck Norris jokes roamed our screens. Here’s how it all began.

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, SNL UK, Heartbreak High, The Matter Of Facts and Our Medicine: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.

US action ‌star Chuck Norris ‌has died at the age of 86, ‌his family has announced in a social media post.

Zendaya is everywhere this week, captivating her fans both on and off the screen.

Miley Cyrus has opened up on the idea of headlining next year’s Super Bowl.

Perth icon Rebecca Judd has hit back at a fan who left a nasty comment on one of her latest Instagram posts.

Australian artists are questioning why they keep missing the AFL grand final spotlight as international acts dominate the game’s biggest stage.

Kyle Sandilands warns former ARN bosses he’ll fight decision after Kyle and Jackie O Show is officially cancelled

Since their heartbreaking fallout last year, there’s reportedly nothing David Beckham want more than to reunite with their eldest son, Brooklyn.

Jackie ‘O’ Henderson has been spotted hours after it was confirmed the Kyle and Jackie O show had been killed off, with her co-host threatening legal action.

‘Ooh, don’t tempt me.’

The stars came out sizzling in the LA heat, with Hollywood’s elite serving colour, feathers, timeless glamour, and everything in between.

Conan O’Brien has taken a swipe at Timothée Chalamet during his opening monologue at the Academy Awards, referencing the actor’s controversial comments about ballet and opera.

Australian actor Rose Byrne has been asked about Bridesmaids 2 while walking the red carpet at the Academy Awards.