Australia will press for a scrupulous investigation into the death of slain humanitarian worker Zomi Frankcom after the Israeli government refused to apologise.

It’s taken troubadour Tom Busby and his family almost six months to wind their way to the Mundi Mundi Festival in outback NSW.

Jurors in the trial of the man accused of orchestrating the killing of rapper Tupac Shakur have heard him describe his nephew firing the fatal shots.

The on-again off-again boyfriend of actress Hayden Panettiere says he hopes investigations into her death can proceed without interruptions.

Two years after Australian breaker Raygun’s much-maligned Olympic performance, the breaking community want to move on from the Paris Games debacle and reshape perceptions of a hip-hop art form they say was unfairly defined by a ​single routine.

Thousands on China’s Hainan island thronged the beaches around the Wenchang Space Launch Site, phones raised, waiting for a show.

The child star of the “Baby Shark Dance” video, the most-watched video in YouTube history, released his ​first K-pop digital single, a decade ‌after he first found fame.

Karen Morad went blind five years ago, yet on holiday in Kenya in June, the 16-year-old Cairo schoolgirl felt like she could suddenly see again thanks to an app developed ​by her brother that described the safari in audiovisual.

Pop music veteran Madonna scored the most nominations for MTV’s Video Music Awards on Tuesday, four decades after ​the “Material Girl” singer put the event on the cultural map ‌with a headline-making performance.

When Craig Williams opened his production facility in downtown Los Angeles two years ago, he thought he would rent out the converted furniture warehouse for the occasional music video to sustain his fledgling film business.

Disney (DIS.N), opens new tab and its ABC unit sued the Federal Communications Commission to block an early ​review of licenses for eight ABC stations, arguing that the Trump administration is trying to punish the network over its broadcast content.

Charles Spencer, the brother of Britain’s late Princess Diana, is to publish a book about his sister’s life, promising to divulge the ​truth about her ahead of the 30th anniversary of her ‌death.