Culture

Jimmy Kimmel’s wife admits she’s cut ties with family members over their support for Donald Trump, saying her husband is ‘out there fighting this man’.

Taylor Momsen and Jim Carrey, who co-starred in the 2000 holiday film How the Grinch Stole Christmas, have reunited for the first time in 25 years.

Annabel Crabb is on a one-woman mission to make people care about politics. But is she fighting a losing battle?

The star has set the record straight on how he dropped the weight after wrapping filming on Nuremberg, where he plays Hitler's hefty henchman Hermann Göring.

Singer Dean Lewis has been stripped of his TikTok and ARIA award nominations following accusations of inappropriate behaviour made by multiple women on social media.

Though she plays a lawyer on TV, the star has failed the California Bar Exam, the final step in her long and well documented journey to become an attorney.

This week we’re embracing a new local drama, checking out Claire Danes’ latest TV project, eyeballing the new Big Brother, blushing at a raunchy French drama, and embracing the insanity of Palm Royale.

Perth-bred artist Tame Impala has landed his fifth Grammys nomination, with Aussie bands Amyl and the Sniffers and Rüfüs Du Sol also scoring a chance to win music’s biggest award in 2026.

Spotify's latest attempt to win back good will has been branded a band-aid solution for an industry brought to its knees by the streaming model.

Being Eddie, Big Brother Australia, Reckless, The Beast In Me and Palm Royale season two: here’s everything we’re dipping into on TV this week.

From presenting on The Cheap Seats to hosting one of the world’s best-known reality TV franchises: it’s been a big year for Mel Tracina

A reality TV personality who once studied with the Prince and Princess of Wales has died suddenly after a fall in London, prompting tributes from friends and colleagues.

The Michael trailer just dropped, along with the public’s selective memory of the Smooth Criminal.

A former television soap star has been found guilty of making a gesture that resembles a Nazi salute, but showed ‘no loyalty or obedience’ to Hitler.

Vince Gilligan is back to mess with your minds, and his new series Pluribus is asking an urgent question for our times.