Pop Culture

Hollywood writers and 12 US states challenging Paramount's buyout of Warner Bros have agreed to a settlement, paving the way for a merger.

The Voice might be winding up for another year, but coach Ronan Keating isn’t slowing down any time soon.

Fans have been left furious after a global superstar suddenly cancelled his upcoming Australian tour with no explanation.

A raft of Aussie musicians and international headliners have offered tributes to John Farnham at a Melbourne concert raising funds for head and neck cancer.

New Found Glory's Chad Gilbert has died at the age of 45 following a long battle with cancer.

This week Screen Queen Clare is finding much to relate to with Sharon Horgan’s new show, checking out the brilliant Dennis Cometti doco and scratching her head over Brothers.

This week we’re checking out the Dennis Cometti doco, Centimetre Perfect, peeping American Hostage with Jon Hamm, devouring Youth and getting our gore on with Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story.

A court has found an influencer’s comments about the size of her NFL player ex-husband’s penis of ‘legitimate public concern’.

WENLEI MA: One of our favourite sub-genres of pop culture is when celebrities play themselves, often the very worst version of themselves.

Twiggy’s famous face launched a thousand commodities, a marketing tool for cosmetics, clothes and lunch boxes.

The passenger of an American Airlines flight who was restrained with duct tape after bursting into an offensive mid-air meltdown has spoken for the first time in court.

Patrick Clancy has finally addressed the media following months of public conspiracies regarding his role as the ex-husband of Lindsay Clancy, who murdered the couple’s three children in their home.

Matthew Rhys has stirred online controversy for not acknowledging his wife in historic Emmy wins on Monday night.

The beloved lifeguard’s close friend has shed light on how he died.

Mariska Hargitay’s debut as host for the 2026 Emmy Awards has hit a sore spot with some viewers who slammed her opening skit as ‘cringe’.

This week our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is checking out the second season of High Country, peeping Jonathan LaPaglia in Apocalypse, obsessively watching Slow Horses and revisiting MobLand

The major news comes after the 40-year-old took a step back from the spotlight.