Culture

As the world wakes up to the tragic news out of Bondi Beach, prominent sports and entertainment voices have weighed in on the shocking events.

Lady Gaga was forced to stop the music after a dramatic incident unfolded halfway through her concert in Sydney on Saturday.

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.

Sunrise host Natalie Barr is headed West for Christmas again this year. But not before stepping in to host this year’s The Salvation Army’s Carols in the Domain.

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.

The creative industries may be in open warfare against tech companies over copyright infringement over protected works, but Disney is taking a different path.

Neighbours fans have spotted a revival hint in the show’s (second) emotional finale.

In a new interview, Hugh Jackman has revealed the staggering amount of times he has been diagnosed with skin cancer, after growing up in Australia.

The first Supergirl trailer dropped today, and Australian actor Milly Alcock is set to become a global superstar.

THE ECONOMIST: Celebrities and economic uncertainty have put the precious back in precious metal.

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

The Walt Disney Company has announced a landmark agreement with OpenAI that will allow users to make content with its beloved characters.

Rowan Atkinson returns in a new comedy series and while it’s gentler than his previous works, it’s a reminder that he has been making us laugh for four decades.