Bella Ramsey steals the show in devastating prison drama
The Last of Us star plays a pregnant, heroin-addicted young woman in the second season of the Jimmy McGovern knockout, Time.
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King Charles: Humphries ‘made us laugh at ourselves’
‘This cultured and erudite man could not have been more different from his various stage incarnations,’ the message from the King read.
Theatre warned patrons ahead of possible protests
A major Melbourne theatre will allow ticketholders to attend another performance if they want to avoid a Creatives for Palestine protest.
Not woke Morrissey pulls in Gen Z
The beleaguered British pop icon summoned teenage boys bearing bouquets of roses, and young girls donning Doc Martens at his show at the Sydney State Theatre on Sunday night.
‘I’m committed to my kids but also to my own aspirations’
Emma Lung, 41, stars in the new series Strife, an adaptation of Mia Freedman’s memoir Work Strife Balance. So how does she balance career and motherhood?
Bardot biopic tries too hard
Paramount+’s new eight-part drama, loosely based on the rise-and-fall of the short-lived Australian girl group, feels like a weak imitation of Euphoria.
Women made them, the world is watching
In front of and behind the camera, women are propelling Australian television series onto the global stage.
KISS to ‘rock forever as digital avatars
At their so-called ‘final show ever’ at Madison Square Garden, the glam rockers announced plans to tongue wag for eternity.
How Django Unchained inspired the years’ most chaotic Christmas film
Thirty years after the release of Boomerang, director Reginald Hudlin and Eddie Murphy reunite for a festive film determined to “mess with” its audience.
‘Turn it up’: glorious return plagued by terrible sound
On Saturday night in Sydney, the Tennessee band Paramore played the largest headlining show of their 20-year career. What a shame nobody could hear them.
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