In a new album sung entirely in te reo Maori — and a warts-and-all documentary to match — the New Zealand songwriter trades the posturing for something raw, and just a little terrifying.
With roles that demand both discipline and danger, Pom Klementieff has trained with wolves, boxed for parts, and learned to skydive on Tom Cruise’s recommendation.
A year after declaring that 2025 would mark the end of an era, one of the country’s longest-running music festivals has reversed course.
Craving more of the brilliant Stephen Graham after Adolescence? Have we got a series for you. On the lighter side, a peek inside rarefied world of ballet – think Wife Swap, but with jetes.
Australian star Jacob Elordi didn’t hesitate when Snowtown director Justin Kurzel came calling – even if it meant monastic living in pursuit of cinematic truth.
The Mayhem Ball is coming for Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne this December.
The Oscar-winning director will bring the Fab Four back to the big screen with The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event, an ambitious multi-part biopic touted the first ‘binge-able theatrical experience’.
Michelle Williams returns from hiatus to star as a dying woman on a journey of sexual discovery, Tom Hardy shines in Guy Ritchie’s dodgy new gangster show, and The Handmaid’s Tale (finally) comes to an end.
North Carolina’s slacker saint, who put out one of the finest albums of last year, played the biggest show of his career on Tuesday.
Dublin rockers Fontaines D. C. — hailed as the greatest by Elton John — brought their stadium-ready Romance to the Opera House forecourt for a blistering set blending post-punk fury with emotional depth.
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