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Geordie GrayEntertainment reporter

Geordie Gray is a digital producer and entertainment reporter based in Sydney. She writes about film, television, music and pop culture. Previously, she was News Editor at The Brag Media and wrote features for Rolling Stone.

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golden globesFilm

Clockwise from main: Demi Moore; Shogun cast Cosmo Jarvis, Anna Sawai, Hiroyuki Sanada, Tadanobu Asano; The Brutalist star Adrien Brody with fellow cast members Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce. Picture: Getty Images

‘Popcorn actress’ proves to be star of real substance

A phoenix rising in custom Giorgio Armani Privé, 62-year-old Demi Moore won her first ever award on a night of surprises at the Golden Globes.

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Film

Golden Globes 2025 live updates: Shogun sweeps, Demi Moore scores first-ever win

Hiroyuki Sanada took home Best Actor in a TV Drama for Shogun, while his castmate Tadanobu Asano claimed Best Supporting Actor. Meanwhile, Guy Pearce was edged out by Kieran Culkin for Best Supporting Actor in a Film. In other news, a clearer frontrunner for Best Picture has emerged…

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The Australian’s Australian of the YearNation

Guy Pearce in 'The Brutalist.' Picture: A24

With Oscar waiting in the wings, Pearce nominated for our top Aussie

Acclaimed Australian actor Guy Pearce is poised for major film industry honours, including an overdue Oscar, and he is also nominated for The Australian’s Australian of the Year.

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World

Clockwise from top left: Hubert Gauthreaux, 21; Nikyra Cheyenne Dedeaux, 18; Matthew Tenedorio, 25; Tiger Bech, 27; Nicole Perez, 28; and Reggie Hunter, 36.

New Orleans attack: what we know about the victims

A nursing student, a Princeton footballer, a young mother and a father of two were among the 15 victims killed when a terrorist rammed his truck into a crowd of New Year’s revellers in New Orleans early Wednesday morning.

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Stars on showNation

Just like Santa Claus, the whole world is coming to town

Many of Australia’s most famous exports have returned home to spend Christmas in the sun.

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‘I saw this firsthand’Film

Amber Heard supports Blake Lively amid ‘horrifying’ smear campaign allegations

The Aquaman star backs Lively in her legal battle against It Ends With Us director Justin Baldoni, accused of orchestrating a ‘retaliatory social media campaign with help from the same crisis management expert used by her ex-husband Johnny Depp during his 2022 defamation trial.

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INTERVIEWReview

Embargoed images to go with BINGE upfronts. Print Friday. Online 8pm Thursday Hugo Weaving. Foxtel Group Content Announcements. BINGE today announced its first original feature film, How to Make Gravy, an adaptation of Paul Kelly’s iconic Australian song that tells the story of a troubled inmate seeking redemption as his family prepare to celebrate their first Christmas without him. Since its release in 1996, the song has achieved near-mythological status in the Australian musical canon and has cemented itself in the Christmas traditions of millions of families., ,

Why Hugo Weaving is ‘so bored’ with playing macho men

In his role in How to Make Gravy, the star embraces a gentler side: ‘I didn’t want to go to a place where I’m playing yet another cliché caricature of Australian masculinity.’

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filmReview

NOSFERATU London Photocall at St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London, UK on November 15, 2024 by Christian Tierney/Universal Pictures

Willem Dafoe and Robert Eggers take on disturbing vampire classic

Willem Dafoe watched his first Robert Eggers film on a whim. Eight years later, the pair are launching their third project together, this time taking on FW Murnau’s Nosferatu.

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Arts

A work from DIG. Picture: Tristan Jensen

Taylah Hasaballah’s paintings are built to decay

With her upcoming Sydney exhibition DIG, Hasaballah challenges art’s obsession with permanence, using chemical reactions and environmental influences to shape paintings that evolve over time.

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FilmArts

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA Awards) has revealed the nominees for the 14th International AACTA Awards.

The bold, the bizarre and the brilliant get award nods

From a CGI chimpanzee playing Robbie Williams, to Toni Collette and Nicole Kidman battling it out for Best Actress, this year’s AACTA Awards nominations celebrate the bold, the bizarre, and the brilliant in film and television | FULL LIST

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