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Lee Byung-hun as Frontman

Lifting the mask: Squid Game’s villain Front Man reveals (almost) all

For three seasons, Lee Byung-hun has been the game’s cold-hearted controller. Here, he offers his thoughts on what was really going on behind the mask.

  • Karl Quinn

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Lee Lin Chin, Jenny Brockie, Anton Enus and Kumi Taguchi.

How SBS evolved from ‘clogs and cooking’ into our most innovative broadcaster

As SBS turns 50, its biggest names reflect on its journey – and its rapidly growing audience.

  • Michael Lallo
Hal & Harper’s Cooper Raiff (left), Mark Ruffalo, Betty Gilpin, and Lili Reinhart at the 2025 Tribeca Festival in New York City.

‘They’ve meant so much to me’: His TV show is a hit but this filmmaker still cries in the shower

US writer and director Cooper Raiff worked on his bittersweet dramedy for five years. Letting go has been surprisingly difficult.

  • Craig Mathieson
Chef Analeise Gregory returns for season two of Tasmanian cooking show A Girl’s Guide To Hunting, Fishing and Wild Cooking.

‘I am genuinely on my own’: The TV chef living the wild life in Tasmania

Analiese Gregory is as adventurous as ever as she returns for the second season of A Girl’s Guide to Hunting, Fishing and Wild Cooking.

  • Bridget McManus
Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Amaryllis August and Paprika Steen in Families Like Ours

Your country is sinking. This alarming Danish drama asks what you would do

Written and directed by the Oscar-nominated Thomas Vinterberg, Families Like Ours imagines a new kind of climate refugee.

  • Bridget McManus
Gold Logie nominees Ally Langdon, Lisa Millar, Hamish Blake, Julia Morris, Poh Ling Yeow and Sonia Kruger at the Sydney Opera House.

Women dominate Gold Logie 2025 nominations as new award honours legend

Many heavyweight acting legends were overlooked for new talent this year, signalling a degree of generational change.

  • Louise Rugendyke
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Toby Leonard Moore as Jeremiah in season two of Bay of Fires.

‘The most fun you can have as an actor’: ABC thriller warms up after chilly reception

For season two of Bay of Fires, actor Toby Leonard Moore had to remember how to slow down to life in the Apple Isle.

  • Bridget McManus
As usual, Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) is the only one putting Carrie on notice over Aidan.

And Just Like That recap: Miranda, it’s finally time to take a bow

Our favourite lawyer gets hot and bothered, Carrie takes flight, Charlotte hits the dance floor and Harry is in a tight spot.

  • Brodie Lancaster
What to stream this week: (clockwise from top left) Mr Loverman; Call Her Alex; Hannibal; The Gold; Smoke; and Titan: The OceanGate Submersible Disaster.

What to stream this week: Taron Egerton’s fiery thriller and five more shows to catch

This week’s picks include Smoke, an investigation of the OceanGate disaster, season two of The Gold and a revisit of Hannibal.  

  • Craig Mathieson
Dr Liz Burgess (Jo Joyner) talks to new mum Jess (Diane Kruger) in Little Disasters.

Secrets and lies: This ABC thriller will make you look at your mother’s group differently

The darker side of new motherhood, once barely whispered about, has proven a fruitful starting point for any number of psychological parenting dramas.

  • Bridget McManus

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