A handful of very lucky Taylor Swift fans were given another chance to see the superstar live as last-minute tickets went on sale.

How a tiny outback suburb inspired an award-winning podcast, an HBO documentary, and a TV series “inspired by true events”.

The British electronic duo stage a classic show in Sydney.

This year’s comedy festival is off to a roaring start. Keep an eye on our ever-growing list of reviews here. 

From Survivor to Alone, The Summit to Million Dollar Island, our screens are awash with people doing it rough in the wild. What’s behind the fascination?

For the first time, the great Colombian novelist has a woman as the central protagonist of one of his novels.

From an existentially challenging joke about bin bags to the Norwegian clown who won Britain’s Got Talent, here are our latest reviews.

TV Week editor Thomas Woodgate was one staffer offered a voluntary redundancy.

In Irreverent, Chicago Med’s Colin Donnell plays an American criminal hiding behind a reverend’s collar in tropical Queensland

It takes a very brave actor to play a man as irredeemable as the late Jimmy Savile, but Steve Coogan is up to the task.

Police user pay charges are up to 12 times more expensive for NSW-based festivals than in Victoria, state parliament has heard.

With a highly physical heist that winks to a real-life theft and some prodigious physical skill on show, these two new circus performances delight and enchant.

‘Gluttony: A Play in Three Courses’ offers an immersive performance as part of Melbourne’s Food & Wine Festival. Don’t worry, your only participation requirement is enjoying the food.

The iconic festival gave us the return of No Doubt, a surprise duet from Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey and an on-stage spray courtesy of Blur frontman Damon Albarn.

Songs, pins and testing the cardboard beds: athletes are having a lot of fun behind the scenes in Paris.