Netflix
‘Crazy not to do it again’: Fraudster returns with Fyre Festival 2
After eight years, a prison sentence and a scathing documentary, Billy McFarland is back with a sequel, with tickets priced up to $1.7 million and no acts yet confirmed.
- Daniel Lo Surdo
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‘I was just hitting the vibe’: The Australian making history on Netflix hit Cobra Kai
Alicia Hannah-Kim is the first female sensei in the franchise’s history. Just don’t ask her if she’s watched The Karate Kid.
- Nell Geraets
What to stream this week: Five TV shows and a movie to add to your list
Including a bare-knuckle Victorian saga from the creator of Peaky Blinders and a romantic-horror starring Anya Taylor-Joy.
- Craig Mathieson
Apple cider vinegar is more than a TV show. Here’s what you need to know
The new series about disgraced wellness warrior Belle Gibson is a global hit. But it’s not the only reason to Google “Apple Cider Vinegar”.
- Jill Dupleix
- Opinion
- Wellbeing
A decade on from Belle Gibson, wellness quackery is still big business
The timing of new Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar could not be more perfect, with RFK Jr. set to take one of the world’s most powerful health jobs.
- Sarah Berry
Thanks to The White Lotus, Koh Samui is this year’s hottest island escape
Ever since word got out that the latest season is set on this Thai island, there has been an uptick of interest in Samui as a luxury destination.
- Ute Junker
Why Netflix is hitting more Aussie customers with ads
Customers on the streaming giant’s “basic” plan will have to pay an extra $8 a month to watch shows such as Squid Game ad-free.
- Meg Watson
This you can believe: The new series about conwoman Belle Gibson is terrific
Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.
- Louise Rugendyke, Johnathan Seidler, Barry Divola, Damien Woolnough and Frances Mocnik
More than Apple Cider Vinegar: Six TV shows about conwomen to watch now
From Anna Delvey to Belle Gibson, TV’s love affair with the female fraudster is as strong as ever.
- Debi Enker
Playing fraudster Belle Gibson ‘felt like a calling’ for Kaitlyn Dever
For many young actors, the chance to portray cancer “survivor” Belle Gibson would hold great appeal. And for the 28-year-old, the role was also deeply personal.
- Steve Dow
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