The lead of the “legacy” Jurassic Park cast reveals how he played ukulele with Jeff Goldblum on piano to help survive four months in a Covid hotel bubble shooting the latest film of the franchise.
It’s the biggest free event on the Sydney calendar and after a two-year pause, Vivid Sydney light festival is back bigger than ever. Here are 5 tips to get the best out of your Vivid experience.
In what was considered the biggest jewellery heist of the first half of the 20th century, in 1947 a thief managed to steal jewels worth about $600k today. But his glory was short-lived.
As Sherlock Holmes and spiritualism became popular, a ghostly case in the NSW town of Guyra led to hysteria spreading throughout Australia.
Terrified by the prospect of a Japanese invasion, Sydneysiders fled inland to places like the Blue Mountains at the start of World War II.
A witness to one of Sydney’s oldest cold cases, madam May Smith, was later arrested by our first female detective. She was jailed and then disappeared from public records — and from memory.
A new exhibition shines a spotlight on the incredible, and usually unsung, talents of our convict artisans whose valuable skills helped forge a new society.
Travelling with family shouldn’t be as hard as hotels sometimes make it. This mum discovered one hotel where a world-first interconnecting room policy makes all the difference.
Three Sydney sisters who had no training in film production made a silent film so well received in 1926, they turned a corner of Sydney’s inner west into our version of Hollywood.
A blockbuster collaboration between country singer Dolly Parton and crime author James Patterson on a new book — and a 12-song album to go with it — has Hollywood going crazy.
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