New figures highlight the precarious nature of Australian scripted content on free to air.

With their show’s insane finales, Nathan Fielder and John Mulaney take TV where it’s never been.

The US superstar has successfully re-recorded four earlier albums as speculation mounts that she’ll announce Reputation (Taylor’s Version) at the American Music Awards.

The venue was hosting a night devoted to Lorde’s music – then the star herself turned up.  

Even though Mary Jane is among the saddest plays you’ll see, you come out having watched a little monument be erected to the triumph of shared humanity.

Floodlights offer a gritty aesthetic that more tenderly echoes Midnight Oil and The Triffids – bands that tried to make sense of a country and its shadows.

From power outages to lobster-stealing seagulls, here are the best, weirdest and most notable moments from La Croisette this year.

The singer-songwriter has been diagnosed with a brain disorder that affects his hearing, vision and balance.

The tale of a young orphan who finds herself looking after a fluffy, sharp-toothed alien is a more faithful transposition than Disney remakes of their older animated classics tend to be.

Sackings, boycotts, sponsorship withdrawals: arts organisations across the country are in turmoil. So who has the right to say what?

Minute Cryptic, an Australian crossword craze, is going global.

For an isolated community of about 2000 people, the place is awash with an extraordinary number of daubers.

Dance Dance Revolution and Dancerush Stardom players have taken to social media to show off their skills on the classic arcade games.

Nick Cave has spoken of moving towards a “religious life”. His new album with The Bad Seeds, Wild God, gives credence to his divine captivation.

A $200,000-plus payout to a senior staff member who made bullying allegations is said to be part of a troubling pattern of management and governance practices at Australia’s oldest professional orchestra.

She carved her own path and wanted her daughters to have the same opportunity, Nicole once said of beloved Kidman family matriarch Janelle.

For someone who has played a super soldier in Terminator: Dark Fate and a replicant in Blade Runner 2049, Mackenzie Davis has never been more human than in her new film.

“When I stopped fooling myself, my life turned around,” the iconic pop legend said, as the documentary on his life Elton John: Never Too Late, premiered in Toronto.

Watch the official trailer for Thou Shalt Not Steal, starring Noah Taylor, Miranda Otto, Will McDonald, and Sherry-Lee Watson premiering October 17 only on Stan.

Nightsleeper is a decent enough thriller, but what really makes this BBC six-part series interesting is its anger at the state of Britain.

Belvoir Street Theatre’s 2025 season features Judy Davis in her first stage acting role since 2011, in Helen Garner’s The Spare Room.

Shake & Stir’s darkly funny Grimm leans into the sex and violence of European folk stories.

The lord mayor has outlined a plan to take from the arts to give to the arts. Melbourne deserves better.

The Wharf Revue has built a reputation for gleefully skewering the great, grubby and guileful denizens of politics and public life.

There’s a feeling of deja vu in William Boyd’s new espionage novel set in Africa during the Cold War.