Logie-winning Aussie actor Susie Porter reveals why signing on to the new Netflix series based on the Belle Gibson story was a no-brainer and why Wentworth is the gift that keeps giving.
As she embraces her dark side in her latest Hollywood role, Michelle Yeoh reflects on her trailblazing journey from Aussie beauty queen to the Oscars.
A terrific new documentary explains how Saturday Night Live shaped the modern comedy world and another marks the sombre 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Why Neighbours fan Felicity Jones jumped at the chance to work with Guy Pearce again on Oscars-frontrunner The Brutalist, even if his “despicable” role messed with her head.
Aussie director Leigh Whannell reveals what inspired his new horror flick and reflects on the legacy of his accidental breakout hit Saw.
David Schwimmer opens up on why Friends still means so much to him 30 years after it first aired – and how he paid tribute to his late co-star, Matthew Perry.
Alongside the festival of Aussie sport on TV this week, there’s also the return of the Emmy-winning Severance, an Australia Day debate and a brutal Western that’s not for the faint-hearted.
Guy Pearce has revealed some startling thoughts on acting awards ahead of the Golden Globes and the release of the acclaimed The Brutalist.
From comedy to drama to historical epics, it was another strong year on the streaming platforms and here’s where to find the year’s best for some quality holiday viewing.
Jesse Eisenberg reveals why his first introduction to Succession star Kieran Culkin was unforgettable and how it led to his being cast in the acclaimed A Real Pain many years later.
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