The new faces at Fox and Seven are promising a fresh and fun approach to calling cricket this summer, with two of the game’s greats looking to revitalise the coverage and commentary, writes James Wigney.
Aussie pop star Amy Shark is widely tipped to clean up at tonight’s ARIA Awards. But she won’t rub her success in the faces of early critics of her music career.
Dolph Lundgren never thought he’d play Russian boxing beast Ivan Drago again until his old sparring partner Sylvester Stallone threw him yet another career lifeline.
Gripping ensemble thriller Widows starring Viola Davis, Colin Farrell and Liam Neeson opens in cinemas this week — here are five more big-ticket flicks with a big cast that you should watch.
He’s carved out a lucrative niche as Hollywood’s villain of choice. As Melbourne’s Ben Mendelsohn approaches the big 5-0, he reflects on his “extraordinary” career renaissance.
Elisa Del Genio and Ludovica Nasti have the toughest acting job of 2018 — anchoring the early episodes of the TV version of Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend — and they are stunning.
Aussie star Teresa Palmer tells all about pregnancy number three — it’s a girl — and going supernatural for her hit television show, A Discovery of Witches.
Katherine Waterson has shot to stardom thanks to her role in the Harry Potter spin off series, Fantastic Beasts, and while the cast is in the dark on the storylines, she’s embraced the inclusive message.
THIS World War I drama focuses on a small group of British soldiers holed up in the trenches during the final phases of the slaughter. We might have seen this story before — or variations on it — but Saul Dibb’s masterful retelling feels shockingly fresh.
DAKOTA Johnson, the 29-year-old daughter of Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson, is making a habit out of upsetting industry expectations. Her new movie Suspiria is proof of that.
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