One year after the death of Alexei Navalny in a Russian gulag, photographer Evgeny Feldman recounts an earlier attack on the leader of Russia’s democracy movement, when a caustic green liquid was used.
Ahead of an Australian tour, the Oscar-winning film score composer reflects on the value of hanging out, why he loves people who say “yes”, and being bullied by celebrities into performing live. WATCH INTERVIEW
The critically adored Netflix adaptation of the Trent Dalton’s best-selling debut novel has dominated Australia’s film and television awards.
Once based in Brisbane, this talented artist has issued a series of superlative singles from her new home in LA, and her long-awaited debut album offers a treasure trove of alt-pop delights.
A single theatrical show attempts to give voice to a sprawling ancient Hindu text about what it means to be human.
Hugely popular The Telepathy Tapes explores the alleged telepathic abilities of some spellers in the autism community but lacks balance in the telling.
This savagely violent survival tale is set within one of the more pitiless and uncompromising periods of American history.
The demise of reading has gone hand in hand with society’s demand for instant gratification.
Pope Francis is the first Pope to publish a memoir during his lifetimes, writes former priest, Michael Costigan
Journalists who witnessed the terrorist attack on the 1972 Munich Olympics tell the story in the tense thriller September 5.
The James Bond star gives a raw performance in Queer, based on the semi-autobiographical novella by William S. Burroughs.
Actress Tracy Mann opens up about chemo, a double mastectomy, remarrying later in life and the one TV role that made her squirm.
The British Museum is staging a staggeringly ambitious exhibition of the ancient trading route connecting East and West.
The latest trend in footwear seems to be part of an entire ‘ugly’ fashion movement.
Spies, detectives and villains have been lifted from the page to inspire some riveting contemporary television adaptations. One in particular is a must-watch masterpiece.
As a sociopathic grifter with a talent for self-promotion, Kaitlyn Dever’s Belle Gibson is loathsome on screen – but her Aussie accent is top-notch.
His new book On Xi Jinping begs one obvious question: Why on earth did Kevin Rudd think this was a good idea?
Sydney Biennale has had a chequered history, but half a century after its first iteration a new book about the event reminds us of its champions, its humble beginnings, and why the timing was just right.
A chef diagnosed with ovarian cancer is torn between making her mark and spending time with her family.
The Hollywood actor plays melancholic diva Maria Callas to perfection in this swansong biopic.
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