Pop Culture

This week our Screen Queen is pulling out her bandana and popping on the new Puff Daddy doco, checking out Fallout season two, revisiting Emily In Paris and rediscovering The Good Wife.

Emily In Paris, Fallout, Hard Quiz: Battle Of The Networks, A (Very) Musical Christmas and Born To Be Wild: here’s what we’re watching on TV this week.

The lie detector test has put an end to months of speculation over whether the Euphoria-star has had plastic surgery.

Even if you tried googling it, chances are, you won’t find out how a magician pulled off a particular illusion. That’s what the Now You See Me Live folks are banking on.

A high-profile couple’s coordinated look on a Marty Supreme red carpet brought back memories of double denim and matching haircuts.

‘She is your everyday Australian girl, working hard to get by….she is such a kind and sweet soul, who would help anybody anytime.’

This week we’re wondering how audiences will react to Simon Cowell: The Next Act, peeping the Spartacus spin-off, catching up with RHOBH, reliving Taylor Swift’s tour and enjoying the new Knives Out mystery.

What a year it’s been for TV! We take a look back on the 25 best shows of 2025. Did your favourite make the cut?

Man Vs Baby, Taylor Swift’s The End Of An Era doco, Jay Kelly starring George Clooney and the final two parts of the Reavealed: Death Cap Murders doco. Here’s what we’re watching this week.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The music streaming service is no longer the only company quantifying our social lives.

Kat Stewart and David Whiteley take on the challenging roles of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’s Martha and George, a couple with their share of issues. They also happen to be married in real lie.

A controversial YouTuber has left Aussies divided following a recent video he made while visiting the country. 

Jennifer Lawrence, World Series fans and right-wing influencers have all confessed to it. And now, the people behind the Oxford English Dictionary are getting into the act.

‘Maybe I’ll have to finally break the law.’

If you think of Dumbo when you think of the circus, prepare to have your expectations smashed. Circa is taking on Swan Lake, and purists aren’t going to be scandalised.