Love letter to ‘Queen Celine’ heading to Sydney
Titanique the musical took New York by storm, wowing hardened critics. Now, it is heading to Australia before anywhere else in the world.
Titanique the musical took New York by storm, wowing hardened critics. Now, it is heading to Australia before anywhere else in the world.
He’s been a fixture on Aussie TV and film screens for more than five decades. This week Ray Meagher celebrates his 80th birthday.
The co-writer of a song that catapulted Dean Lewis to global success, who once fronted the popular band Evermore, is suing a major record label. See why.
Jackie O Henderson has joined the throng of Sydney rich-listers making their annual migration to Europe for a string of lavish society weddings.
Not since Brad Pitt slunk into view in Thelma & Louise has the camera loved anyone as much as Austin Butler, writes Leigh Paatsch.
William McInnes, who first appeared on Aussie TV screens in a police drama in 1998, reveals the pranks he used to play on his Blue Heelers co-stars and why he signed on for NCIS.
The best club meals in NSW have been named, with two taking out top spot. And a $10 dish also winning a major prize.
As cost-of-living bites, the sad reality is more pet owners are forced to choose between their animals or their finances. Celebrity vet Dr Chris Brown has some bankable solutions.
Justin Hemmes’ Merivale group has taken over one of Sydney’s most exclusive clubs, with his executive chef designing a new menu.
Vincent van Gogh sliced off part of his ear after quarrelling with Paul Gauguin – but the artists’ complex friendship inspired one of the standout works in a new Australian exhibition. WATCH THE VIDEO
Archibald finalist Kelly Maree got up close and personal with Josh Heuston for men’s mental health.
A slump in ticket sales and high staff costs have forced the NSW Art Gallery to seek millions in additional funding from the Minns government.
From the return of an award-winning favourite to a top-notch Aussie drama starring Asher Keddie, here’s this week’s must-watch shows.
After declaring the restaurant industry “broken” and stepping away from restaurants four years ago, My Kitchen Rules’ Manu Feildel is returning.
Bianca Censori, the wife of rapper Kanye West, has issued a furious denial after “offensive” claims in a bombshell new lawsuit.
Robert Irwin was just three when his famous dad and wildlife warrior Steve Irwin died. At 20, it’s a ‘shadow’ that walks with him daily. He reveals to the Mental As Anyone podcast how that death shapes his life.
Nashville-inspired Sydney bar Jolene’s has found itself linked to the upcoming Ridin Hearts Music Festival, with a namesake bar at the event. Problem is, they have nothing to do with it.
Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group said it would pay its suppliers and staff after getting a $400m lifeline. Months later this DJ is now in debt of her own, after their Byron venue stopped paying its invoices.
A humble and well-loved party guest, the iconic Australian ‘goon bag’ is getting a modern glow-up – and it’s a little more classy than the traditional silver sack.
Firerose Cyrus has broken her silence and claimed that she was “isolated” and “afraid” during her short marriage to Billy Ray Cyrus.
Music star Justin Timberlake has made a bizarre comment alluding to his legal troubles as his world tour continues. Watch video.
Nine CEO Mike Sneesby flew to Greece on Friday night for a week-long family holiday, just hours after slashing hundreds of jobs at the embattled media company.
As she nears her milestone 50th birthday, Asher Keddie talks about the confidence drops she still experiences, and how she turns them into acting gold.
She made a move into acting and now, Maria Thattil has opened up about what it’s really like to shoot sex scenes – and the reason her girlfriend gave her a ‘high five’ afterwards.
Channel 7 is feeling the pinch in the ratings battle after senior staff were given their marching orders with the bloodletting set to continue into the new financial year.
While Sydneysiders shiver through chilly winter days, the city’s rich and famous are taking no notice of the cost of living crisis and jetting across the world for a Euro summer.
Controversial Sydney businessman Jim Byrnes has emerged on social media seeking a ‘beautiful, elegant, exquisite unicorn’.
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