The star’s directorial debut Propeller One-Way Night Coach has premiered at Cannes – and one critic dubbed it a ‘disaster’. It’s the latest example of an A-lister heading behind the camera with baffling results.

Classical music isn’t dead, but who’s listening, and how, is changing.

Melbourne fashion designer Rochelle Gregory found success in 2018 when one of her custom-designed leather jackets was worn by actress Ruby Rose in a cosmetics billboard campaign.

Thrumming, stone arenas adrift in purple hyperspace, neon green acid pits, a Mad Max-esqe dust bowl landscape teeming with human-adjacent creatures sporting giant rows of fangs more commonly seen on angler fish.

A show about a seemingly peaceful neighbourhood stuck in a previous era’s aesthetics while multi-limbed monsters lurk in the background? No, Netflix isn’t rebooting Stranger Things already; this is the rap sheet for the streamer’s new sci-fi series The Boroughs.

For a theatre company started in the backyard shed of a suburban rental, it’s fitting that Bloomshed has made it to the main stage with a comedic take on Australia’s housing crisis.

Hundreds of cheering fans waving Bulgarian flags have welcomed Eurovision Song Contest winner Dara upon her return home.

James Cameron is hoping to cut costs for his next Avatar movies.

No film star is having a year as good as Sandra Hüller. With Project Hail Mary smashing the box office, and new film Fatherland earning rave reviews at Cannes, she could do the unprecedented.

In May 1917, three Portuguese children declared that they had seen an apparition of the Virgin Mary in a meadow.

The opening strains of a concert pianist’s discrimination case against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra are about to be heard in the Federal Court.

The 27-year-old topped both the public and the jury vote in a nail-biting conclusion, soaring ahead of Israel in second and Romania in third to score a massive 516 points.