The 37-year-old rapper delivered a career-spanning set that was equal parts defiant and celebratory, a reminder of why he remains one of the most electrifying and influential performers of his generation.
The critically adored Netflix adaptation of the Trent Dalton’s best-selling debut novel has dominated Australia’s film and television awards.
An incendiary hip-hop diss track by Kendrick Lamar and an unconventional artistic left turn into country music by Beyonce were the biggest winners at the 67th Grammy Awards on Monday, Australian time.
Having been nominated four times, Beyoncé finally took home the top prize at the Grammy Awards, breaking her streak of losses and becoming the first black woman to win the award in 26 years.
Kyle Sandilands, Australia’s highest-paid radio personality, announced Monday that he has been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm and will require surgery.
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.
In the increasingly tough movie industry, the director has taken a gamble with the 3½-hour architectural drama The Brutalist, but it may just pay off.
Emilia Pérez, a zany Spanish-language musical about a drug kingpin pursuing gender-affirming surgery, leads the pack with 13 nominations. Meanwhile, Nicole Kidman’s snub shifts Australia’s hopes to Guy Pearce and Adam Elliot.
The beloved Byron Bay music festival has postponed its return for 2025, citing a need to ‘recharge,’ with organisers promising to come back ‘even bigger and better’ when the time is right.
“Some of the assumptions we’ve made about him are too simple,” says director James Mangold, whose film A Complete Unknown captures the frenzied four years that saw The Bard rewrite the rules of folk music—and his own mythology.
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